My Top Ten Best It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Episodes

 

My Top Ten Best It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Episodes.

I love It's Always Sunny to me its one of the best long runing sitcoms. 

It was created Rob McElhenney, Glen Powell, and Charlie Day aka Luigi.

They play Mac, Dennis, and Charlie. 

This show has a great cast like Kaitlin Olson as Dee and most of all Danny Devito as Frank Reynolds.

Lol one of the funniest scenes ever.

Here are my top ten best It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

10. The Gang Does Extreme Home: Makeover Edition

This episode made me laugh because the Gang wants to be like Extreme Makeover: House Edition. So they go to a low-income family's house and go in it like maniacs and kidnap them. I could not stop laughing because they were playing hard metal and trying to be nice, but they were doing the opposite. I found it especially funny when Frank gets stabbed in the leg. I love how Frank tells Charlie that Extreme Makeover is to get people to buy stuff from Seras. This episode is so funny but offensive, too. The ending had me gut laughing because, in the end, Dee gave them a mansion, and she inherited it to prevent going to jail. This was a funny episode making fun of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. 

9. The Gang Goes on Family Fight

This episode is another classic where the Gang goes on a family fight show where two families answer questions to win money. Keegan-Michael Key is a guest star and he's so funny in this episode, especially when he gets pissed off at the Gang for being weird, creepy, and acting stupid. Mainly when Frank describes a toe knife. I can't stop laughing even when I write this because how he describes it is so funny. LOL. I especially loved it when Charlie asked what animal we eat but don't eat us. He says dragon, and to everyone's shock, he gets a point on that. Everyone was so funny in this episode. I was laughing when Dee "I like to eat cock." "What no no, no, no can't say." The Game Host's reaction. I love how Dennis is trying to be mature, but he keeps screwing it up and costs the Gang the game in the end. 

This episode was just so funny, and I couldn't stop laughing.

8. The Gang Dances Their Asses Off

In this episode, since Charlie can't read or write, he can read and write Celtic. He puts Paddy's up as a prize to whoever can stay dancing the longest. The whole Gang is pissed at him, but Charlie assures them they will with his mix tape, and Charlie's dance is so funny. I also love how the Waitress and Cricket are in the episode, and I love it when Frank calls Cricket a street rat. We see how everyone dances. It's hilarious, and in the end, Larry, a homeless guy, helps them win. The ending was funny, especially when Dee learns she's not ranked last anymore. It's Charlie because that guy needs to learn how to read. 

7. The Gang Gives Back

This is a classic where the Gang has to do community service after they burn down a building. So they work at school to coach two basketball teams. Dennis coaches the Wild Cats, and Mac and Dee coach the The Ducks. It's funny because you would not want these people coaching a kids' basketball team. They give worse advice and just set a bad example for those kids. One funny story is that Charlie finally goes to the Waitress because she wants to help him with alcohol, and when she tells him to get out, she wants to hook up with Dennis. Charlie gets drunk and becomes the referee, and I couldn't stop laughing at this episode, especially during the game. This episode had me gut laughing so hard. I love it. 

6. Charlie's Mom Has Cancer

In this episode, Charlie finds out his mom has cancer, and he wants to help her, but she's getting helped by a guy named Dr. Jinx, played by Diddy...who we all hate now. Dee tricks Frank into paying a psyche for her, and she starts to believe her mom is still alive and has a lot of money. Charlie, Mac, and Dennis start a charity for Charlie's mom. We learn that she doesn't have cancer, and she and Mac's mom broke the Virgin Mary statue. She got inspired by Charlie when he did that. The episode ends on such a funny but dark note. They all go dig up Barbara's grave, and they think they will find lots of money, but no, it's Barbara's corpse, and it traumatizes both Dennis and Dee to see their mother as a corpse. Frank paid off the psyche and buried the money in the dog's grave to get back at Dee for saying he was losing it. It's so funny, and I was told the cast was drunk when they filmed this episode. I love how, in the end, Frank says, "Wait a minute. What the hell happened to my shoes?" He looks down there, gone. Love this episode. 

5. Dennis and Dee's Mom is Dead

This episode had me laughing, especially with Frank, because he tells everyone that Dee and Dennis's mother is dead. I believe Frank was responsible because he told her that her turkey neck looked attractive. She had a botched neck lift that killed her, and naturally, Frank celebrates her death. After this go meet their lawyer, and they learn that Barbara is giving everything to Bruce, the birth father of Dennis and Dee. I laughed so hard how Frank freaked out and screamed, "She's god damn whore!" They are yelling at the lawyer and telling them he's just reading what's on the wall. Dennis gets the old house but can't have Frank in it, or it goes to Bruce. Frank and Dee hatch up a plan to get the money from Bruce by pretending they're getting married and when they meet Bruce. I laugh at this scene. He's been working with the aids crisis, and Frank freaks out on him for hugging him. It's revealed that Bruce knows Frank and tries to teach them a lesson. I found it funny when Bruce asked them if he could see them making love to ensure they were the right parents to adopt these orphans. I love how terrified Frank and Dee look when he suggests that. The episode ends with Frank and Dee getting married, and Bruce reveals that he had always known it was Frank. I found it funny now that Bruce calls them the most horrible people alive, and I'm like, Stephen Collins, you are way worse, and you are a piece of crap of a human being. Still, it was a great episode that made me laugh. 

4. Being Frank

This is Danny Devito's best performance as Frank Reynolds. Seeing the world from his point of view is so funny. This episode had me laughing so hard, especially when Frank was on drugs. I just love this episode, and Danny deserves an Emmy for his performance. 

3. Charlie Catches a Leprechaun  

I watch this episode every Saint Patrick's Day. It is so funny because the opening is hilarious. I love the Paddy Wagon scenes. They leave people in the middle of nowhere because they don't understand the experience of the wagon. In the episode, Charlie wants to capture a Leprechaun since it's Saint Patrick's Day, but the Gang tells him they aren't real until one of his traps works. However, it's a little person, and I laugh so hard at Charlie because he's drinking green paint and wants to know where his pot of gold is. It is so funny but so offensive. I love how, in the end, Charlie is going to cut him to find his pot of gold, but Gang stops him. They learn the little person was the thief who stole the wallets from everyone at Paddy's. They drop the thief off in the middle of nowhere, and he flies up a rainbow, revealing he is a leprechaun... Actually, Charlie is drinking too much green paint. It's a great episode to watch on Saint Patrick's Day. 

2. The Maureen Ponderosa Wedding Massacre 

In this episode, the Gang gets invited to the McPoyle wedding, where Dennis's ex-wife Maureen is getting to Liam McPoyle. This episode has some creepy vibes. I remember seeing how messed up the McPoyles were because they drank strange milk, and they looked like they were all born from incest. In the episode, Dennis wants Maureen and Liam to sign some documents so that after they are married, Dennis won't have to pay alimony to Maureen. However, Frank, Dee, and Ryan want to stop this wedding as Ryan hates the idea of McPoyle breeding outside the family. Yeah, they are a messed-up family. One of the funniest moments is when Charlie and Mac drive Dee's car. Charlie says he'll remember how to drive once he gets into the car, but he crashes it. Dee attacks them, and Charlie believes she's a zombie because, in the episode, Charlie thinks everyone is turning into zombies. Still, it's because there were bath salts in the milk. This episode was both funny and scary. Also, Guillermo Del Toro was Pappy McPoyle, which was an excellent cameo.  

Honourable Mentions 

Gang Goes to Ireland

I love this three-part episode and how the Gang goes to Ireland.

Also, Charlie Day gives one of his best performances in these episodes. Also, there's a dinner scene that's so funny, and I love how they make fun of Identity because Mac doesn't want to identify as, which drives everyone crazy.

The Waitress is Getting Married

I find this episode funny because Dee wants to get with a guy she didn't like in high school, but now he's marrying the Waitress. It turns out he's getting back all the women who turned him down. 

So Charlie gives him a box full of wasps.

Also, Charlie's dating profile photo is funny.

The Gang Gets Invincible 

I remember watching this. I was gut laughing, especially when Frank and Charlie were on acid. Dennis, Mac, and Dee try out for the Eagles, but all three fail terribly. 

The Gang Saves the Day

It's a funny story where each member thinks how they would save the day.

Charlie's story is the funniest because he imagines it with himself and the Waitress.

I found it funny that their kids are married to each other, and he just has his house carried by balloons for no reason.  

Paddy's Pub: Home of the Original Kitten Mittens

Kitten Mittens is a funny episode, and I love their lawyer. They never pay him. They go to him, and he just wants them gone. 

Especially when they learn his wife left him, and so they try to cheer him with hiring hookers. The Gang wants to sue each other for stealing each member's idea. 

Mac is a Serial Killer 

Hilarious episode, and we learned the serial killer wasn't Mac. He was hooking up with a transgender woman. I found it funny how, in the end, they are in the home of the serial killer, and Frank just gets his chainsaw ready.

Who Pooped the Bed

Who Pooped the Bed is a gross but funny episode, especially when the Waitress is drunk. I just love how she gets mad about Dee still not knowing her name. 

The Gang goes to The Water Park

This episode interduce me to It's Always Sunny and seeing Frank go down that water slide had me gut laughing. Especially, when he tells everyone he has aids to get in the front of the line. 

Mac Finds His Pride

This is an excellent episode about LGBT. I highly recommend it, especially Mac's dance when he comes out to his father. When he comes out, Mac's dad walks away, ashamed of him. 

However, Frank sees his dance and cries for Mac, finally getting it. 

Frank is more of a father to Charlie and Mac. 

And the number one best episode of It's Always Sunny is...

1. The Nightman Cometh 

This is the best episode of It's Always Sunny because Charlie writes a musical called The Nightman Cometh. I love how the Gang points out the flaws of the story. Why is the princess who works in a coffee shop in love with a little boy, but as Charlie says, "You're in love with a young man Dee." "You wrote, boy, the audience is going to think I'm a child molester." "It's a metaphor." I don't think Charlie knows what metaphor means. Frank is the troll in the, and that's good casting because he looks like a troll and his song is so funny but messed up. I also love how Dennis plays the Boy/The Dayman and Mac plays the Nightman. This episode is so outrageous, especially when the Gang brings up the rape scene in the musical they need to be careful it's sensitive subject for a lot of people. Charlie tells them theres no rape in the musical and Nightman doesn't do that he becomes the boy, and they are just like, bewildered by what he said. Mac also showcases his karate but Charlie doesn't want him too and when he does everyone is laughing at him instead of gasping at him. 

You know, there is a theory that Charlie wrote this musical about his own life growing up because Charlie had a messed up childhood. When the play begins, everyone keeps messing up a lot of scenes, or adding their own song like Dee and in the end, it's revealed that Charlie uses this play to propose to the Waitress, which she turns down. Frank cheers up Charlie but tells him the rape scene turned out good, and Charlie says, "No, it wasn't. That was not a good experience for me. If you bring it up again I'll smack you." This proves the story was about him being assaulted by his awful uncle, Jack. It's really messed up because in the Gang goes to Ireland when Charlie talks to his father's corpse and says I needed you. It shows he needed a father who would love and protect him, and this guy didn't do that. He was a deadbeat, a real dad would be there for kids no matter what. That's why the Gang Goes to Ireland is an excellent Charlie episode. 

I love this episode, and they even made this into an actual stage play because it's one of Sunny's best episodes. Look it up on youtube it's a really funny stage play with the cast it's so good. 

So that's my top ten best It's Always Sunny Episodes let me know what you think.

I love this gang and they are doing their 17th season. 

Why we need a Spider-Man 98 series

 

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Why we need a Spider-Man 98 series.

So, after the genius of X-Men 97, we need to see Spider-Man, the animated series, get an adaptation like 97.

 

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After we saw Spider-Man in 97 in a cameo, please return to the 90 series. As much I want to see Spectacular Spider-Man get a revival because it only lasted two seasons. Also, Christopher Daniel, who voiced Spider-Man in the show, says he wants to return, and the creator is waiting for Marvel to call. We need to see this show get a proper ending to Spider-Man saving Mary Jane and marrying her. There are so many ideas for a 98 series Marvel needs to get on this series.

Here are my ideas of what the show should do. I want to follow 97 route-making for fans who grew up with that show. Let's see Spider-Man punch someone in the face. 

10. Like I wrote before Spider-Man finally punches someone.

Remember how the '90s show never had Spider-Man punch anybody. He just kicked his webs in a fight. Now the rules have changed, let's have Spidey punch some bad guys. I would love to see a scene where Spider-Man encounters some thugs, and one of them says, "Spider-Man doesn't even punch people." For the first time, Spider-Man punches someone in the face and beats the bad guys with his fists. One of the thugs says. "Wait, you punch now?" Spidey says, "Yeah, I never understood why I didn't do that, honestly." It would be a funny scene to have in the 98 series.

9. Spider-Man finally faces his own Sandman and Electro.

In the show, Spider-Man never fought his own Sandman or a proper Electro, not the Red Skull's son. Those characters were not used because James Cameron was making a Spider-Man then, and Electro and Sandman would be the villains. Now it's been 30 years. Let's have Spider-Man, in the first episodes, fight Sandman and Max Dillion, who becomes the second Electro. They would have to give Max Dillion an original look and a different costume. Also make them members of the Sinister 6. I can see a scene where one of the members brings up that's a different Electro not the Red Skull's son, but Kingpin says yes, but he's dead, and Max is a better choice as Electro. 

8. Get more heroes on show like Daredevil, Iron Fist, Luke Cage, and many more.

I think the show should feature more superheroes, like bringing back Daredevil. He was only three episodes, and he never came back despite going to war against Kingpin. 

Daredevil should return and introduce Luke Cage and Iron Fist. Also, Jessica Jones, Shang Chi, and Misty Knight. Also, there are spoilers from '97, where Daredevil makes a cameo along with Cloak and Dagger. 

What would be an interesting story to have is Spider-Man and Daredevil put together a team to take Kingpin once and for all. Their team is based on the Knights team, and the team roosters are Spider-Man, Daredevil, Cloak and Dagger, Luke Cage, Black Cat, and Iron Fist. That would be an excellent idea and a way to wrap the Kingpin arc once and for all. I'll get to that idea later.

7. Maybe this show could set up New Avengers.

Now, with what's been going in 97 and since Captain America appeared, there's a good chance we could get an Avengers team. I think Spider-Man will be a team member, and I think it will be based on the New Avengers team. I would make it Captain America, Spider-Man, Iron Man, Spider-Woman, Luke Cage, Wolverine, and Carol Danvers but as Ms Marvel. 97 was teasing the Avengers with Cap and Iron Man together, so I'm getting those vibes of an Avengers team in the 97. 

6. Venom needs to return in the show maybe now as anti-hero

Venom must return from being trapped in a different reality on the show. Like in the first episode, if Spider-Man is still searching for Mary Jane with Madam Wed. Spidey reunites with Venom, working together to save Mary Jane and take down Carnage. Depending on whether they go with the original story, they likely will since we saw Mary Jane and Peter together again. I see them having Venom become an anti-hero, a lethal protector. That would be cool. Also, they should remove the pupils in Venom's eyes.

5. Black Cat needs to return.

Black Cat was fantastic in this show, and they must bring her back. Like when Spider-Man returns from saving MJ. She tells him of what's been going on in New York and joins Daredevil's team to take down Kingpin. Also, what they could do in a twist, it's revealed that Black Cat and Daredevil are now dating.

This happens in the comics, and why not let's do it?

Maybe Spider-Man will say, "I think this my Supervillain origin." 

4. Kingpin needs to be the villain and make him the new mayor of New York

Kingpin will likely be in the show, and one thing they could do is make him the mayor of New York. For example, when Spider-Man gets back to New York, he is shocked to learn that Wilson Fisk is now the mayor, and he wants to outlaw heroes. I also would love to see Sinister 6 reform, but following the events of the Forgotten Heroes arc, he replaces Chameleon with Sandman and adds Electro to the team. 

The team was called the Insidious 6 in the show, but I would bring them back in the show but replace Chameleon and Shocker with Sandman and Electro.

3. The series needs to follow 97 in continuity and making it more mature. 

For a show like this, you need it to be more mature, like showing death, blood, and more mature scenes. 

2. The first episodes should explain how Peter found Mary Jane 

Now, if you still need to watch the last episode of season 1, we see Peter and MJ together again and back in their own reality. So the question was how he found her, and I got a feeling that they did the show. The first two episodes explore Peter finding Mary Jane and saving her from Carnage, and maybe Venom will help him. They return to their reality, but I don't think Peter and Mary Jane will get married because they will just be dating. Remember, Peter married a clone of Mary Jane, not the real Mary Jane. I think the series would explore Peter and MJ dating and how Mary Jane is getting used to being back in her own universe. They will probably get married again, but they must pretend to be married. 

I feel like 97 is setting up a Spider-Man spin-off. 

1. Heres my idea of what the first season and other seasons should focus on. 

Now, if I were to reveal this show, I would have Peter saving Mary Jane in the multiverse for the first two episodes. I would have the original idea that he ends up in the 1900s and has to face off against Carnage, Jack the Ripper, and he reunites with Eddie Brock, who is Venom. They save Mary Jane and defeat Carnage and Madame Web, and Spider-Man, Mary Jane, and Venom return to their reality. Now, we would have a scene where Peter and Mary Jane talk about what happened, and he reveals he's Spider-Man. The two confess their love, but Mary Jane isn't ready to marry Peter because that was a clone he married, not the real her. Venom decides to become an anti-hero and reunites with Anne. In the following episodes, he reunites with Black Cat, and she reveals what's happened since he was gone. He learns that Kingpin is the mayor of New York, and Daredevil has assembled a team of heroes to take him down once and for all.

The first season is about Peter finding Mary Jane and returning to his reality to take down the Kingpin once and for all with Daredevil, Black Cat, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, Cloak and Dagger, and Shang Chi. Spider-Man will also fight his own Sandman and Electro. Jackal would appear in the end as he plans to create clones of Spider-Man. Also, we see Peter reunite with old friends and reunite with Harry and learn that he's better now and he's going to become a father as Liz is pregnant. I would also have Aunt May learn the truth about Peter being Spider-Man. Mary Jane will go to therapy about her experience in the multiverse, but she will get help from Dr. Strange because he's the right guy for the job.

Season 2: I would adapt the Clone Saga, and even though fans hate that storyline, it's more forgiving now since One More Day and Zeb Wells's abomination Spider-Man series. Peter would meet his Ben Reaily and Kaine; it's about him and his two brothers. Also, I would bring back Norman Osborn as the Green Goblin, and it's revealed he found his way back to his reality, too. He's shown to be the real mastermind of the clone saga and helped Fisk become New York's mayor. 

In season 3, I would have Spider-Man become a New Avenger and adapt the New Avengers storyline. I would also adapt the Other arc.

Season 4 is Red Goblin, and I would end with Peter and Mary Jane getting married. They have two children, a son and a daughter named Richie and May Parker. Just how I would end the series with four seasons in total of eight seasons. 

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That's how I would bring back Spider-Man to the animated series because, like X-Men, we need this show to come back. Seeing Peter save Mary Jane is great, but we want to know how he saved her and what's next for Peter Parker. Let me know what you think? 

Furiosa Review

 

Furiosa Review

So, I saw Furiosa last night, and here's my review. I liked it. It's not as good as Fury Road, but I like it overall. The film is a spin-off prequel based on Furiosa, who was previously played by Charlize Theron and is now played by Anya Taylor Joy. The film explores her origins, and the movie drags on too much about her childhood because you don't see Anya play Furiosa until 40 minutes in. The action scenes and stuns were great, and George Miller is one of the best directors. Also, the film is bloody and gory, so heads up. The movie drags on too much because it's so long it's like a three-hour film. 

The cast of the film all did a great job. 

Anya did a great job playing Furiosa. I mean, after all, she is Princess Peach. 

Now, Chris Hemsworth was great as the villain. He stole the show as Dementus. He was twisted and evil, but he was also fun to watch. 

Now, one of the most exciting aspects of the film was the introduction of new characters. Jack, played by Tom Burke, was a standout. His character was really cool and added a fresh dynamic to the film. 

Charlee Fraser, who played Furiosa's mother, was really good, too. I see why fans want her to play Wonder Woman in the DCU.

Since this is a prequel, if you want to know what happens next, watch Mad Max Fury Road.

Overall, I enjoyed this film. It was a fun ride from start to finish, and I'm sure fellow movie enthusiasts will enjoy it, too.

I give this film a 7.5 out of 10.