The It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia Episode Being Used For Heartfelt Wedding Proposals

FX has long been “always sunny in Philadelphia” not exactly the type of comic series that people usually search for inspiration. Unless you try to reach some degrading jokes and intense immoral humor-or if your goal is to be a terrible, selfish and ignorant person-“always sunny”, and the worst, often, and the self-centered, are not the best fictional TV models to follow (frankly, from the worst). However, this is exactly the reason why the series has a sincere and dedicated mass base of millions and millions of viewers who cannot get enough of the comic play (even after 16 seasons and more than 160 episodes), including me.

However, the choice of reactivation “The Nightman Comth’s” from the fourth season is a bold and strange task, for sure. However, this did not prevent people from using or re -creating shows, dialogues or songs from common programs, movies and other phenomena of pop culture to help them in a heartfelt mission, such as asking their partner to marry her. This is what many proposals did, and of course, they all shared social media how they directed Charlie’s inner Charlie Dai and whether the result is actually happy, contrary to what happened in that famous “always sunny” episode.

“The Nightman Comth” is the conclusion of the fourth season in which Charlie writes musically and asks the gang to help him revive it on the stage. Of course, problems arise immediately as soon as the rehearsals start because everyone wants something of this play that is very different from Charlie’s vision as the “creative brain” behind production. Although it must be said that the story of the play is meaningless, even after the Artemis (Artemis Pebdani) has been translated written by Charlie Al -Amila and symbols into readable materials – as it is about to sexually assault children, sexual assault, and slavery, among the elements of other conspiracy.

However, there is a point until Charlie blocks him with a lab until the end when he appears in a blind yellow suit to perform the final song of the play directed at his crushing at all, the waitress (Mary Elizabeth Illis). This, of course, the wedding proposal (a somewhat smart and effective proposal compared to the average Charlie), which does not scare the two seconds. After it ends, you just ask, “Is this?” Ready to get out of there as quickly as possible. But Charlie still requires an answer and gets it because it responds with unambiguous no.

Even according to “always sunny” criteria, this is a loop too much, innovative and fine so that it is not a surprise that it has become one of the most beloved. To the extent that people thought it would be good to re -create and use it as a sudden marriage proposal. Sufficiently fun – as you can see in these videos – I have worked beautifully.