Although there are two many different types of comedies, the hit-synthes in Philadelphia set "Abbey Elemental" and "It is always sunny in Philadelphia" managed a pair of funny crossover episodes that showed the comical flexibility of the people they made. Extremely dark and fairly adult "always sunny" humor somehow managed to mix brilliantly with the more sentimental and family friendly "Abbott", creating a mixture that felt like nothing else on television ... almost.

For those looking for an acerical but surprisingly sweet series of sitcom, set in a school that has elements of "Abbott Basic" and "Always Sunny", don't look away from "AP Bio" created by Former Saturday Night Live writer Mike O'Brien. The AP Bio started working on NBC before being canceled, and then spun and moved to a peacock, where unfortunately it was canceled the second timeFinishing with Season 4, but it is still a satisfying clock despite its loose ends. "It's always a sunny" co-leader Glenn Hawthon Starsevils as a shameful professor of Harvard's philosophy, Jackec Griffin, who must return to his hometown of Toledo, Ohio and replace advanced biology for setting up (AP Bio) in order to meet the end. The only thing is that he really does not plan to teach any biology and instead uses high school students as his personal team of trouble problems. What happens next is just as funny as it is warm, and makes the perfect follow -up "Abbott" and "always sunny".

For those who are worried that AP Bio can be a "always sunny" face character of Howerson, Dennis, in high school, is not frustrated, because Jackec is a different kind of curmudgeon from the dear devil Dennis. While both are wildly uncertain, Jackec is a really good man under it all, and the incredible people he meets in Whitlock High School helps him grow into a better version of himself. The "sunny" gang will never changeBut "AP Bio" is all about the changes, because students and teachers learn to be human from each other. We have to see the students grow up a bit and Jackec, along with them, with the help of stunning staff of Whitlock, such as the principal Durbin (Patton Oswalt), the secretary of the Helen (Paula Pel) school and the trio of terrible teachers played by Lirik Luis, Meri.

Whitlock staff is great, but students have ended up as real stars at AP Bio, and it's a real treatment to see teen characters who become this cruel and real comic. From High Supervisor Sarika (Apara Briel) to an absolute strange and pet to Jackec (Alisin Snyder) teachers to a nasty-blunt-lave Devin Really Freaking funny. "AP Bio" is a learning comedy to leave people, With Hawthon and Jackec as your acid center, surrounded by great sweetness.

All this warmly good and fun teacher's salon sounds great for the abbey "Abbey elemental", but what about the "always sunny" sick? There is a lot for them, too, because AP Bio is very ready to wonder. Of course, it will never become as dark as "it's always sunny", but there are many moments that feel like they can get out of the FX hit, as if Jackec meet the secret lubricity of his dead mother while dressing in her bathrobe or Jackec, trying "beautiful" in the world. (Poor illiterate Charlie from "Always Sunny" I would be so proud of Jackec's spaghetti policy) "AP Bio" goes out several times, especially in the Peacock seasons, but it's always wildly pleasing. Looking at Jackeck realizes that Toledo is good for him and that his philosophies for life are quite a lot of hockey hockey is pure joy, and Hawthon is absolutely perfect in the role.

For people who love Shenigans based in the Abbott Primary Schools and the insincere antiquity of "Always Sunny in Philadelphia", there is no better blend than those elements of AP Bio. The full series is currently available for Netflix and Peacock.