“This may be the darkest thing we’ve ever done.” Tonight at 10pm. on Paddy's Pub

“This may be the darkest thing we’ve ever done.” Tonight at 10pm.

Hey everybody, sorry for the late blog post. I’m actually typing this from the “Occupy Wall Street” movement in New York so you’ll have to excuse me if I need to take a second to chant and shake my sign or fake-lunge at people in suits. Things are going really well here, and it must be some divine intervention that tonight’s episode is all about trying to take what the government rightfully owes you. On this Sunny, Dee scams the IRS with her nonexistent baby while the rest of the gang tries to install a democratic system into the way they run the bar. It’s a politically charged episode for sure, almost as politically charged as this dude getting tasered on the ground next to me.

Apparently a lot of people have been asking through Facebook what it’s like on the set of Sunny, and the answer is “pretty cool I guess” — but then again I’m not allowed on set anymore so I really have no idea what happens there. I did manage to stick around long enough to capture the first week of filming before I was caught plundering the craft services table and ejected from the building:

Anyway, I’ll keep fighting the good fight here on Wall St., as long as you guys tune in tonight at 10pm for brand new It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. And don’t forget to check out our Sunny Facebook Firsts page for more exclusive behind-the-scenes videos. You know how hard it is to design a Facebook page like that? We had to get three government bail-outs just to hire enough foreigners to code it for us. Crazy!

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damn that shit is funny, i dont know how they keep living up to my expectations every single week but somehow they do. And i love the behind the scenes shit as well.

By Dak on October 6th, 2011 at 9:19 pm

Instead of “tonight at 10pm” shouldn’t this have said “tonight 4 hours ago?”

By SUCKHOLE on October 7th, 2011 at 9:11 am

Dear guys,
My wife and I fell in love with your show by watching it online while we sat next to our infant daughter who was in the intensive care unit. We had to stifle our laughs and turn it down when the nurse came in every few minutes to check our daughter’s vitals.

This last episode was hard on us. Our daughter passed away just a few weeks shy of her second birthday, and to think that you all – no matter how depraved you want the show’s humor to be – found some humor in a dead child is rough. If you want me to send you pictures of our posterboard with Zoe’s picture on it and compare it to your show’s mockup, you’ll see how wrong this choice was. There’s nothing funny here.

We love your show, but you did cross the line.

http://batiansila.blogspot.com/search?q=zoe+goes+home

By Greg on October 13th, 2011 at 11:51 am

Has the show been canceled? Just curious. By the way love the show just when you think American cable television can’t sink any lower you guys manage to slither just a little bit lower. If by some chance the show haven’t been canceled next season do you think you can sneak in a fuck,or at least a “little”cock yeah I know you can use that one. By the way did I say love the show and hope to see yet another season starting to get tired of watching reruns,and curious to see if Mack is still fat,so keep it extremely strange and funny or fucking sunny. Thanks George

By George on January 24th, 2013 at 7:47 am

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