User Reviews

This one was way funnier than the first episode. A lot better I would say. There were plenty of good puns and it was much more fullfilled.

Let's start with the title, the title alone was enough to make me laugh but I kinda hyped up too much and was expecting something a little more extreme. Whatever this episode still delivered well.

Frank believing without a doubt that Dennis and Dee would finally murder him was so funny. The fact that every member of Mac's family is homosexual is a nice touch. Kelly's weird teeth tradition was pretty funny but kinda extreme. It was a little grusome when mrs Kelly pulled her teeth out I didn't like that scene but other than that, this episode doesn't have much errors to talk about.

Season 16 is 2 episodes in so far and the biggest complaint is that the actors are older, so yeah Always Sunny is doing great.

This episode just feels like more sunny, which is great, it wasn't a top 10 episodes of all time, but it was very enjoyable and had everything I enjoy about always sunny. Frankly I was scared after the bumpy rides that were S13 and S14 but it seems like S15 was their warmup and the gang is back to their usual insanity with S16.

That being said I hope they keep the theme of exploring side characters in the show, like Charlie's sisters coming back or more Cricket, etc.

After the first episode of the season, this episode feels like it's inching back to form a little more. Danny Devito brings his A-game as Frank as usual in this one and is the best part of the episode. I'll be honest- I forgot Charlie had one sister let alone two. And after some research there were two girls in the scene when Charlie's mom had an intervention for him in Charlie Gets Molested...The fact that they're rich onlyfans models is topical even if nothing particularly funny came from the revelation...And their dialogue was a little meh. The guy playing Mac's uncle Donald looks exactly like Gregory Scott Cummins who plays Macs dad so that was interesting. I can't help but wonder if there's a relation there in real life. The McDonald name trend in their family is a funny continuation of the Ronald McDonald joke. All in all, not a terrible second episode of the new season.

There have been a lot of memorable Frank moments over the years, but I think they still struggle with him feeling like a natural and organic fit to the four original stars of the show.

An old man running around with a gun just feels like a political stunt and talking point and not a particularly strong storytelling thing. I did like the parallels to putting down an old dog that we got throughout, I feel like Family Guy is at its best when they have Brian act like a real animal too, but the show did not fele very well thought out tonight.

Everything with Mac and Charlie's parents was just way too absurd.