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TVLine’s Quotes of the Week compiles standout lines from recent shows—ranging from the Strange New Worlds puppet surgery to sharp jabs at AI on Project Runway—spanning Lanterns, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Days of Our Lives, Lucky, Last Week Tonight, Married at First Sight, Ted Lasso, Big Brother, Beyond the Gates, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, and more. Readers are invited to weigh in with their favorites.
Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia returns for Season 18 with 10 episodes, debuting Aug. 17 at 9 p.m. ET on FXX with back-to-back premiere episodes; you can watch for free via a DIRECTV free trial or on Hulu (with_ads or bundles), and new episodes air Mondays through Oct. 12.
IndieWire’s review argues that It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 18 leans into its depraved charm with a standout 'Mac and Dennis Tear Their ACLs' episode, while the premiere 'Frank Marries a Corpse' sets the nauseating tone the season keeps delivering; overall the season remains sharp and unapologetically gross after nearly 200 episodes, earning a solid B, with a two-episode premiere on August 17, 2026 and weekly new installments on FX, FXX, and Hulu.
Character actor Shelly Desai, known for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Men of a Certain Age, has died at 90. His stepdaughter Dawn Lerman Vaccaro announced the death, praising his kindness and devotion to acting and charity; Desai, born in Mumbai, moved to the U.S. in the 1960s and built a career with more than 90 screen credits, including Thelma & Louise, Escape from L.A., and Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2.
Charlie Day discusses the crossover episodes of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' with 'Abbott Elementary' and 'The Golden Bachelor,' the show's potential ending after season 18, its cultural longevity, and reflections on its comedic aging and Emmy prospects.
The article discusses the crossover episodes between 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' and 'Abbott Elementary,' highlighting how the former's characters disrupt the latter's school setting with their signature chaos and vulgar humor, serving as a showcase of Sunny's consistency and longevity in TV comedy.
The season 17 premiere of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' features a crossover with 'Abbott Elementary,' showcasing the Sunny gang's antics at the school, including scheming, chaos, and humorous chaos, with the episode ending on a mischievous note as Frank steals copper piping from Abbott.
The article discusses how 'It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,' a show about morally reprehensible characters, has become a defining American sitcom over the past 20 years, reflecting on its offensive nature and the changing landscape of television culture since its debut in 2005.
Rob McElhenney, star of 'It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,' is legally changing his name to Rob Mac to avoid pronunciation issues, a move inspired by frequent mispronunciations and his own research into his family history.
Rob McElhenney, star of 'It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,' plans to legally change his name to Rob Mac to simplify pronunciation as his career and global ventures expand, despite some family resistance, with the change expected to be finalized later this year.
Rob McElhenney, creator and star of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia,' is legally changing his name to 'Rob Mac' to simplify pronunciation and align with his TV character, despite some family members' initial resistance.
Rob McElhenney, star of 'It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,' is legally and professionally changing his name to Rob Mac due to pronunciation issues, with support from his family, and is also known for his friendship and business ventures with Ryan Reynolds, including the Wrexham football club.
Rob McElhenney is reportedly in the process of legally changing his name to Rob Mac, a move he initially suggested was for international business reasons, but it remains unclear whether it's a serious decision or an elaborate joke, with some colleagues unsure about the authenticity of the change.
Rob McElhenney is legally changing his name to 'Rob Mac' to simplify pronunciation and due to expanding international business interests, after discovering his family history shows multiple name changes over the years.
Rob McElhenney, a major Philadelphia Eagles fan, was caught multitasking at the Emmy Awards by watching the Eagles game on his phone while in the audience. Despite the Eagles' loss, he humorously shared a photo of himself holding an Emmy award and joked, "Worth it I guess." Additionally, he and his "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" co-stars presented an award at the Emmys and poked fun at the lack of awards love for their own show. McElhenney's sports documentary "Welcome To Wrexham" also received attention, winning five awards.