The Gang‘s Back For FX’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 18
Charlie, Mac, Dennis, Dee, and Frank have returned to Paddy’s Pub with fresh schemes and cringey decisions as they try to keep up with a changing world
Listen up, jabronis. It’s time to head back to the worst bar in Philly for a new season of the longest-running American live-action sitcom. Is Charlie still illiterate? Are the McPoyles still total creeps? Will we ever find out the Waitress’s real name? While we don’t know all of the answers, what we know for sure is that the Gang has returned, with new episodes from August 18. Kick back with a refreshing Wolf Cola and dive into Season 18 with episode release details and an overview of the characters and cast.
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Everything You Need To Know About FX’sIt’s Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaSeason 18
Find out when the new season starts, what the release schedule is, and where to watch.
When does FX’sIt’s Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaSeason 18 premiere in New Zealand?
The new season premiered on August 18 in New Zealand.
How many episodes are in FX’sIt’s Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaSeason 18?
Good news, the episode count is up from recent seasons. Season 18 will have 10 episodes.
What is the episode release schedule for FX’sIt’s Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaSeason 18?
Episodes 1 and 2 premiered on August 18. Following the premiere, one new episode will stream weekly through October 13.
Where can I watch FX’sIt’s Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaSeason 18?
The new season will stream on Disney+ in New Zealand.
Inside FX’sIt’s Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaSeason 18
Get a taste of some of the shenanigans ahead.
What is Season 18 of FX’sIt’s Always Sunny in Philadelphiaabout?
The show continues with 10 jam-packed setups only the Gang could find themselves in. Charlie (Charlie Day), Mac (Rob Mac), Dennis (Glenn Howerton), Dee (Kaitlin Olson), and Frank (Danny DeVito) are wrapped up in salvaging inheritances from a dead woman, surviving tent encampments, and the great inside-outside divide between the haves and have-nots, withstanding job loss at the hands of workplace automation, embracing a newfound appreciation for neurodivergence, questioning the fabric of society against conspiracy theories, and of course, the biggest elephant in the room, outlasting the public’s pendulum swing against drinking. Not to mention battling nerds, LARPers, and a particularly petulant McPoyle clan at the Renaissance Faire or sportswashing their way back into the good graces of their community by sponsoring a Little League team. All the while trying to maintain order in their personal lives and at Paddy’s, which have become increasingly lawless and erratic.
Get ready for some of the series’ most outrageous moments yet, with loads of star cameos, as well as nods to iconic Philly traditions. It’s art imitating life imitating art.
So, step right up to the plate and brace yourself for one hell of a swing. The Gang may be into their 50s and 80s now, but their behaviour is more out of control than ever. Who said with age comes wisdom? That person sure is a jabroni.
Who is behind FX’sIt’s Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaSeason 18?
The show’s executive producers are Rob Mac (creator), Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, Michael Rotenberg, Nick Frenkel, David Hornsby, Rob Rosell, Scott Marder, Dave Chernin, John Chernin, and Vanessa McGee for FX Productions.
FX’sIt’s Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaSeason 18 Characters & Cast
Find out more about the five members of the Gang and where else you can watch them on Disney+.
Charlie Kelly played by Charlie Day
Don’t be fooled by Charlie’s scruffy appearance and lack of book smarts. He’s saved the Gang and Paddy’s Pub almost as many times as he’s jeopardised them, and his musical abilities border on genius.
Whether he’s pursuing the Waitress, playing Night Crawlers with Frank, or practising bird law, this wild card always keeps his friends guessing.
Where you’ve seen Charlie Day before
Day voiced Art in Disney and Pixar’s Monsters University and appeared in the coming-of-age comedy Summer of 69.
Mac played by Rob Mac
Mac considers himself the ultimate badass — the bouncer and self-appointed sheriff of Paddy’s. As the Gang’s head of security, he performs ocular pat-downs, assesses potential threats, and stands ready to deploy his self-taught and ineffective karate skills, despite zero evidence that any of these skills are ever needed.
Beneath all this bravado, Mac will go to extraordinary and frequently humiliating lengths for the approval of the men he idolises — such as his career-criminal father, baseball legend Chase Utley, and Dennis, whose validation he pursues with limitless devotion.
Where you’ve seen Rob Mac before
Rob Mac is the co-owner of Wrexham AFC with Ryan Reynolds, and FX’s docuseries Welcome to Wrexham follows their journey with the team.
Dennis Reynolds played by Glenn Howerton
No one in the Gang is a particularly sympathetic character, but Dennis may be the most calculating and self-delusional of them all by relying on his self-professed charm, superiority, and good looks to control and exploit everyone around him. When untethered, his rage knows no bounds.
He invented the D.E.N.N.I.S. system for picking up women, started a cult just to stop Mac from eating his Thin Mints, and, refers to himself as a “Golden God” and a “5-star man.”
Where you’ve seen Glenn Howerton before
Howerton starred in BlackBerry and had a recurring role on The Mindy Project.
Dee Reynolds played by Kaitlin Olson
Is it a bird? No. It’s Dee Reynolds — a beautiful woman who is definitely not bird-like, despite what the Gang insists. If you ask her fantasy husband, Josh Groban, she’s the total package.
Dee is catastrophically self-deluded and always convinced her next audition, stand-up set, or brilliantly self-serving scheme is the one that will finally make her a star. Unfortunately for Dee, those dreams usually end in spectacular humiliation — whether she’s bombing on stage, desperately trying not to vomit into the microphone during a stand-up set, or watching another grand plan crash and burn.
Where you’ve seen Kaitlin Olson before
Olson is the star of the comedy crime procedural High Potential and starred as Mickey in The Mick.
Frank Reynolds played by Danny DeVito
Frank Reynolds joined the Gang in Season 2 as Dee and Dennis’s dad, abandoning a life of luxury to live in squalor with Charlie. Since then, he’s fallen out of a window, mangled his foot with his infamous toe knife, and accidentally shot himself — and the rest of the Gang — with his beloved handgun.
None of that has slowed down “The Warthog,” whose bottomless bankroll and non-existent moral compass make him the Gang’s most enthusiastic financier. Whether he’s crawling naked out of a leather couch, boiling denim, or diving headfirst into the latest half-baked scheme, Frank is always all in — and usually the first to suggest something completely unhinged.
Where you’ve seen Danny DeVito before
DeVito voiced Phil in Hercules and played supernatural researcher Bruce Davis in Haunted Mansion.
Catch Up On FX’sIt’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Revisit fan-favourite episodes like “Charlie Work” (Season 10, Episode 4) and “CharDee MacDennis: The Game of Games,” (Season 7, Episode 7) or watch the Gang put on a musical in “The Nightman Cometh” (Season 4, Episode 13). There are episodes with outings to the zoo, the water park, and even a visit to Abbott Elementary.
How long has FX’sIt’s Always Sunny in Philadelphiabeen running?
The show premiered in August 2005. When Season 15 premiered, it became the longest-running American live-action sitcom by a number of seasons.
Where can you stream FX’sIt’s Always Sunny in Philadelphiain New Zealand?
You can stream seasons 1–18 right now on Disney+.
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