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Meanwhile, Mac and Dee, after incredulously finding that the local neighborhood watch group merely watches for crime rather than engaging in hair-trigger vigilantism, formed a two-person Guardian Angels posse, only to be summarily mugged by the white 'crackhead' they choose over a friendly, elderly Black man when looking for directions. For Frank, Dennis, and Charlie, that meant buying an old police car while unsuccessfully searching for a junkyard guard dog (they did come away with a decrepit, gasoline-drinking cat Dennis named Special Agent Jack Bauer). 'The streets are flooded with the ejaculate of the homeless, and you people are counting on the police?' When the Gang found an unhoused guy ( Tracey Walter) masturbating in Paddy's alley, it was go time - in the sense that everybody flew off in different, ill-conceived directions in order to clean up the neighborhood. It all ended up being a lot less deadly than it seemed (although Frank's ever-present real gun spiced things up), with Frank, Dee, Charlie, Mac, and Dennis left contemplating the shambles they'd made of their bar, and the latest proof that, when the chips are down, the Gang will sink even lower than they'd imagined. Alliances were quickly formed and broken, Frank (on the hunt for his will in the bar's air vents for some late Die Hard-esque fun) had to confront the terrors of Charlie's 'angry room,' Dee came down with rapid-onset Stockholm syndrome, and Dennis, popping off his shirt at the first opportunity, attempted the unthinkable with Margaret to save his skin. Always prepared to throw each other under whatever Philly city bus is most convenient, the appearance of three sweaty, heavily-armed McPoyles sent the Gang into immediate panic and betrayal mode. Here, the McPoyle twins (joined by deaf-mute sister and probable lover Margaret, played by Thesy Surface) burst into Paddy's to take the Gang hostage at gunpoint. And none are more uniquely disreputable than the McPoyle clan, the perpetually clammy, milk-guzzling, creepily incestuous former schoolmates led by the exquisitely repulsive Liam ( Jimmi Simpson) and Ryan (Nate Mooney). While the five members of the Gang are usually more than enough to fill an episode with disreputable laughs, It's Always Sunny boasts a fine roster of supporting weirdos orbiting the crew's Paddy's Pub HQ.

Meanwhile, Charlie and Frank's relationship took root, something that, alongside Dee and Dennis' constant contempt for their now omnipresent father, grew to become the fetid, unlikely heart of the show. As Frank's desire to wallow in the debauchery and squalor of his youth found a home in new roommate Charlie, the show also benefited from having Frank around to bankroll the untold schemes and scams to come. Sunny's hallmark offensive plot twists were here in abundance (drunk driving, fake disabilities, collateral damage on those who foolishly get too close to the Gang), but it's Frank's seamless integration into the Gang in season 2 that truly kicked the show into high gear.

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As Dee and Dennis raced to loot their parents' house, Charlie, Frank, and Mac found that Philly strippers (including future stars Tiffany Haddish and Natasha Leggero) were moved to dispense free lap dances on guys in wheelchairs, a lightbulb moment that ignited the bond between Charlie and Frank. Shocked by the appearance of Frank in the high beams of Dennis' Range Rover, Dennis inaugurated the chaos that is Frank by accidentally backing over Charlie, breaking both his legs. Meanwhile, Dee and Dennis discovered Frank's midlife crisis meant not only reconnecting with them, but also giving away his money (to charity, not to them). Given the ultimatum of adding a name actor to the show's mix or getting canceled, Day, Howerton, and McElhenney set their sights upon former Taxi star DeVito to play Dee and Dennis' heretofore-unseen and estranged father, and we're all the better for it.įaced with the harrowing news that father Frank had unexpectedly decided to stop by Paddy's Pub, Dee and Dennis set out in a rush, hoping to avoid talking to their wealthy but absent dad by racing drunkenly to the local strip club.

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And while the show's rough edges were honed away with enviable ruthlessness (Dee's first-ever line saw her telling Dennis she loves him, for crying out loud), it was the FX-mandated arrival of a TV legend that truly whipped the Gang into its final, fruitfully destructive form. It's Always Sunny's short first season saw Dee, Mac, Charlie, and Dennis come out of the gate already as adept at raunchily hilarious terribleness as they'd be with double-digit seasons of practice.

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