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| - It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Wiki:ParentPage
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| sexual-themes
| - There is sexual humor in nearly every episode. It is very explicit. The gang discusses their individual sex lives in great detail. Much of the show's humor is derived from sexual situations.
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| crude-humor
| - Almost all of the show's humor is derived from crude situations and imagery.
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| drugs-alcohol
| - The characters own and operate a bar. They drink to excess in nearly every episode. Every character in the show frequently abuses drugs and alcohol.
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| violence
| - There are many violent scenes throughout the series. Many people are nearly killed, resulting in graphic spurts of blood and some gore. In one episode, a man is shot in the head and it explodes.
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| Characters
| - The gang is composed of the egotistical Mac who never misses an opportunity to stop an injustice; the illiterate Charlie whose undying obsession with a local waitress never steers him right; the eternally vain Dennis who never misses an opportunity to bang; his sister Dee whose pursuit for fame and acceptance has yet to succeed, and their father Frank who, after getting divorced, decides to throw caution to the wind and live without inhibitions.
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| Similar
| - Seinfeld, Community, Workaholics
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| Language
| - Profanity is used excessively throughout the series.
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| Content
| - Sex and Nudity, Violence and Gore, Profanity, Alcohol/Drugs/Smoking, and Frightening/Intense Scenes.
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| Description
| - It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is an American sitcom created by Rob McElhenney, Glenn Howerton, and Charlie Day. On the most basic level, the show is about a group of friends who run Paddy's Pub in Philadelphia. But it's much more than that - "the gang" takes on social and political issues in their own deprived way, often to awkwardly disastrous results. Their warped antics and narcissistic points of view get them in trouble with rival bars, family members, other Philadelphians, gangs, drug lords, and the authorities.
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