"It's always sunny in Philadelphia" is a satire biting that explores the lives of the five self-absorbed narcissists. Not only does the cast have a refined comical chemistry worth 20 years with each other, but at least three of the basic members of the cast also serve as the writers of the series. Charlie Day, Glenn Hawerton and Rob McLean writes most of the pub -band material, and their perspectives as writers inform some of the chaos that appears throughout Record series.

The writers and stars of "always sunny" often arise some of the stories that take place in certain episodes of their own experiences. Since every member of the gang is played by the actors who, for all intentions and purposes, have no similarities in their behavior, applying certain scenarios from their true lives to the daily accidents of Paddy's pub, it is mature for a great comedy. In the case of Glenn Hawerton, played by sociopathic Dennis Reynolds (though Howerson would not agree with that feeling), his vacation frustration helped to inspire a noticeable episode of Season 7.

In the episode "Always Sunny" Season 7 ", the antisocial network", the gang visits Trendy's new giant bar and settles in one of their usual arguments, just to find themselves as shaken by a stranger. Naturally angry with this experience (to be fair, the gang is almost always angry with anything They are uncomfortable), Mac (Rob McLean) and Di (Caitlin Olson) use the Internet to try to find the man, while Dennis and Charlie (Charlie Day) hunt him by their own methods. Elsewhere, Frank (Dani Davito) creates a viral video to promote Paddy's pub, using one of his trademarks alter-ego, Dr. Mantis Tobogan.

The gang fixation for this minor appeal was partially inspired by Glenn Hawaon's own experience on a trip to Italy that he and his wife took with some friends. Hawerton reflected the "Antisocial Network" in an interview with Vice:

"It was based on the real thing that happened to me. In 2010, my wife and I traveled with two of our close friends, Tom and Lindsay, in Italy. We were in this wonderful little Italian restaurant grabbing lunch and started to enter the wine. couple.

"Well, we were definitely a little too loud, but I just remember that we were like," Did I just wake up from an adult? I just smeared from an adult! "Come to the table and say, 'Hey sorry, we try to enjoy a nice meal, can you keep it a little?' Of course I would.

The "Antisocial Network" stands out as one of the best episodes of Season 7 of "It is always sunny in Philadelphia", which says much given that this season is one of the most memorable series in the entire 20-year race. Ова беше сезона во која беа вклучени некои значајни класици, како што се „Бандата оди во брегот на Jerseyерси“, што беше испраќање на серијалот за реалност на МТВ, која беше феномен на поп култура во тоа време, како и „Чарди Мекденс: Играта на игри“, во која се карактеризираат оригинална игра на табли, создадени од ликовите што се карактеризираат со ликовите во кои се карактеризираат еден незаборавен гаг по друга, и Two-track of season 7, "High School" teens, culminating in a funny humiliating dance sequence.

But perhaps the most memorable aspect of Season 7 of "It's Always Solar in Philadelphia" was the sudden change in the physical appearance of the creator of the show Rob McLean. Mecklen put 60kg of fat for a comical effect. He made the decision after watching a popular network sitcom and noted that the cast teams appeared greetings and more attractive as the years went by. This was not a reflection of most viewers' real life experience, as these successful television stars can afford to have personal chefs and Hollywood coaches to maintain their physics. Given the nature of "it's always sunny in Philadelphia," Mellenic thought that if a show had to undermine that trend, it would be his. (McLean wanted his colleagues to follow the lawsuit, but they refused.)