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We're officially back.
The It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang will be back in action in September for the show's history-making 14th season.
On Monday, FX announced that Season 14 will kick off on Wednesday, Sept. 25 at 10 p.m. ET.
The new Always Sunny season will feature the return of Glenn Howerton, who left the show to star in the NBC sitcom A.P. Bio. Unfortunately, like Kaitlin Olson's Fox sitcom The Mick, it was cancelled after only two season, allowing Howerton to come back to Philadelphia.
Creator Rob McElhenney, who also stars as Ronald "Mac" McDonald, confirmed Howerton would be back on May 29, when he shared a selfie from his office at the Fox Studio lot. Howerton and co-star Charlie Day were seen sitting on the couch behind McElhenney.
"We can make a pretty good tv show but can’t take a photo for s–," McElhenney joked in the caption.
Howerton also shared a photo the same day, with Day and McElhenney. "The boys are back in town," he wrote.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia was renewed for 13th and 14th seasons back in April 2016. As TVLine reported at the time, the series will tie the mark for longest-running live-action comedy series in television history with The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet.
"I think 15 is the record for a comedy, so I imagine we’ll all want to hold the record for the longest-running comedy in America," Day said at the time. "Fifteen would be the record for the longest live-action comedy, so we’ll probably try and break that record if we can.”
0COMMENTS
One of the most bizarre bits of trivia about Always Sunny is that, despite its critical acclaim and fanbase, the show has only been nominated for three stunt coordination Emmys. Hopefully that will change when the 2019 Emmy nominations are announced next month.
We're officially back.
The It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang will be back in action in September for the show's history-making 14th season.
On Monday, FX announced that Season 14 will kick off on Wednesday, Sept. 25 at 10 p.m. ET.
The new Always Sunny season will feature the return of Glenn Howerton, who left the show to star in the NBC sitcom A.P. Bio. Unfortunately, like Kaitlin Olson's Fox sitcom The Mick, it was cancelled after only two season, allowing Howerton to come back to Philadelphia.
Creator Rob McElhenney, who also stars as Ronald "Mac" McDonald, confirmed Howerton would be back on May 29, when he shared a selfie from his office at the Fox Studio lot. Howerton and co-star Charlie Day were seen sitting on the couch behind McElhenney.
"We can make a pretty good tv show but can’t take a photo for s–," McElhenney joked in the caption.
Howerton also shared a photo the same day, with Day and McElhenney. "The boys are back in town," he wrote.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia was renewed for 13th and 14th seasons back in April 2016. As TVLine reported at the time, the series will tie the mark for longest-running live-action comedy series in television history with The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet.
"I think 15 is the record for a comedy, so I imagine we’ll all want to hold the record for the longest-running comedy in America," Day said at the time. "Fifteen would be the record for the longest live-action comedy, so we’ll probably try and break that record if we can.”
0COMMENTS
One of the most bizarre bits of trivia about Always Sunny is that, despite its critical acclaim and fanbase, the show has only been nominated for three stunt coordination Emmys. Hopefully that will change when the 2019 Emmy nominations are announced next month.
Mac looks fruity as fukk with that hairstyle and beard. 
Mac's dad is probably somewhere in the clink smiling 
Just kidding he doesn't give a shyt about his son 
