Where Glenn Howerton’s Dennis Was During The It’s Always Sunny-Abbott Elementary Crossover

TV transitions are not new, but the intersection between the FX comedy for adults “it’s always sunny in Philadelphia” and it appears that the most friendly ABCTE Elementary comedy is almost impossible. Both happen in Philly, but the terrible behavior of the “sunny gang” always seems to be too much for a chain centered around an elementary school. They managed to make it work, with “ABBOTT” half -parts that include great competition between “Kaitlin Olson” from “always sunny” and Janein (Queena Bronson) from “Abbot”, along with a sub -plan that includes Charlie Dai). finally Learn to read a little. It is worth noting that De Dennis’s brother (Glenn Hurton) was not anywhere to find.

In Crossover, the “sunny” gang is always a volunteer duty in Abbott Elementary (as part of the community’s service imposed by the court, of course), and when Dennis learns that Abbott has a documentary crew that follows teachers and other employees around him, no part of it wants. It is somewhat understandable, given the embarrassing collapse on the camera when the gang went to show the “family battle”, but it is also a paradox in light of the number of times the character records people without their knowledge. Now, thanks to the “always sunny” of the intersection, we know where Dennis went while the rest of the gang had happened in school, which is the typical Dennis frankly.

At “The Gang F *** S Up Abbott Elementary”, “We know that Dennis only wanted to get a community service week without any problems, and he simply wanted to tend to Bar on Valentine’s Day on” The Gang Tends Bar “. It is generally a little less messy than the rest of the gang, so it makes sense that he prefers to try to try to ferment a better coffee for the teacher’s hall (and indicates himself as Walter White) from spending time around children. Frankly, I am surprised that he allowed him to serve a community around children because of his criminal history, but hey, he works. The only scheme in which one of them is, and Charlie are trying to rewrite Billy Joel, “We did not start fire” with new words to teach children about 9/11, and until then, he does his best to work behind the scenes.

While Dennis is incredibly concerned about his recording, the rest of the gang has repeatedly forgotten that she is on the camera or wears microphones, which have its own precedence. After all, in “Make Dennis Reynolds a killer”, Frank (Danny Devito) forgets that he has made a microphone when he admits some terrible things in the bathroom booth (intimidating the true crime chain of HBO “The Jinx”), which is not like Charlie, D, or Mac (Rob Mac) anyway. At some point, Dennis is likely to photograph the gang and make it in a width as he did with Mac and Charlie’s Moms in “Old Lady House: A Compaity”, then we reached the “sunny” singular.

The new episodes of the first show in Philadelphia “Wednesday at 9:00 pm EST on FXX and the next day on Hulu.