wild n out season 8 episode 5 full episode

That’s not to say that every one of Sunny’s 154-plus episodes has worked longtime viewers know that more than a few installments have backfired badly thanks to cringeworthy gags or ill-conceived attempts at social commentary. The show’s writers know how to deliver one jaw-dropping “Did they really do that?” moment after another while maintaining an easy, meandering pace that lets viewers feel as contentedly lazy as Dennis behind the bar. Yet it does, and for that, we are grateful because Sunny also happens to be an absolute gem - funnier, smarter, and more consistently surprising than nearly all its comedic peers.Ībout that last part: Fifteen seasons in (the newest episodes arrive on FXX December 1 after a two-year, pandemic-caused break), Sunny is still just as capable of shocking its audience as it was way back in season one when, as early fans will remember, the gang did everything from protest abortion clinics to date high-schoolers (they were 18!). A largely plotless, filthy-mouthed sitcom about five goblinlike bartenders played by a cast of initially unknown actors (and Danny DeVito) that has been on the air nearly as long as Grey’s Anatomy? Simply put, it shouldn’t exist. There are a lot of strange shows on TV, but truly nothing compares to It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

Wild n out season 8 episode 5 full episode