Luckily they didn’t get to using their “cat chopping” apparatus, but still, setting cats on fire (and Dee, I guess) definitely ranks up there as some of their nastier ideas.
In not one, but two scenarios, the three of them decide to get Dee to try and save some cats, only to light her on fire in the process. After missing Mac’s heroic moment saving a choking man, they look to re-create “heroic” moments by endangering the lives of others, namely Dee and some poor kittens. In this episode, Frank, Charlie, and Mac are driven by their quest to become viral news sensations before the word “viral” was much of this thing. Dee, of course, totally shuts him down, thus starting the odyssey of poverty and depravity of one Rickety Cricket. This includes making him believe she will be with him if he decides to leave the priesthood, which the poor man does at the end of the episode. A devout priest who admittedly still has romantic feelings for Dee, the Gang makes the latter exploit those feelings to win him over. While exploiting a water stain in the Paddy’s Pub office that looks like the Virgin Mary they attempt to bring in one Father Matthew Mara (David Hornsby), a.k.a. While this season two episode may not ring the loudest bell off the cathedral that is your brain, it no doubt contains one of the worst things the Gang has certainly ever done, the effects of which reverberate across the series to this day. Getting Matthew Mara to Give Up the Priesthood Of course their response is to retaliate, but of course that takes them to horrible places, like dressing up as like Middle Eastern terrorists and making a threatening video, and eventually (if somewhat accidentally) burning down his whole building.Ģ. In this early episode, they are told from a man recently immigrated from Israel that their bar is on his newly-bought property, and is making them move. Terrorizing an Isreali ImmigrantĮvery so often the Gang gets themselves into a position where they are doing something so sketchy it puts them in a position to question whether or not they’re being totally racist. Without further ado, prepare to visit the Gang at their most hilarious lows, just in time for season 15. At the end of the day, all five of them have done enough awful things to make them the worst people you love to love. Some of these awful (but funny) acts were carried out by the Gang as a whole, some as individuals, and even with some teaming up against each other. This list touches on almost every season of the show’s record-breaking run. The Gang is no stranger to the latter, so to mark 15 seasons of chaos, I am here to look back on 15 instances of them at some of their absolute worst. Tonight marks the the debut of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 15, and we can expect even more darkly comedic hijinks, shouting matches, and, perhaps, schemes and deeds that go a bit too far.
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