It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a black comedy television sitcom that’s been running on FX since August 4th, 2005, and has been moved to FXX starting in its ninth season. The current 11th season premiered on January 6th, 2016. The series was created, developed and executive produced by Rob McElhenney. He wasn’t doing all of it alone – Glenn Howerton collaborated on development and writing, with Charlie Day contributing to the writing as well.
If you think that depraved underachievement is easy, think again and take a good look at how complicated life gets for the folks at It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Each one of the group displays an array of negative qualities and engages in a variety of activities that sometimes border on criminal, but are most often just unethical and ridiculous. Twins Dennis and Dee Reynolds (Glenn Howerton and Kaitlin Olson), Charlie Kelly (Charlie Day) Ronald McDonald (Rob Mc Elhenney) and Frank Reynolds (Danny DeVito) are the gang behind the dilapidated Irish bar called Paddy’s Pub, where most of the action takes place.
FXX has scheduled the premiere date for a new season of It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia for January 4th, 2017.
