User Reviews

This episode was really good. They're obviously touching on the female reboots that haven't been "home runs"...Ghostbusters, Oceans 8 etc. and like those female reboots, this reboot of the Bogs episode was really good but not great (on purpose) mimicking the succes/failure that is the "female reboot" these days. I am a male and I found this episode hilarious. The talents of most of the women from Sunny shine in this episode at the same time self proclaiming they need to not only reboot what the men have done but do one better if not being original. And boy do they. I'm not saying this is the best episode ever but I feel it accomplished what they set out to say while still still being funny. Kaitlin Olson is fantastic and Artemis Pebdani shines while Charlie and Mac's mom are hilarious. Some male regulars show up I believe to let the regular viewers know they're still watching It's Always Sunny, however unnecessary because with the message of this episode they could have done without but still comical. Good message, funny and still contemporary. Keep it up Sunny, good stuff.

I don't get the hate, I've loved this show for many years and loved this episode, Dee finally gets the chance to lead a gang and it all goes predictably bad! Loved it!

It's always sunny is my favorite show of all time and i have watched every episode hundreds of times. It's the show that i put on repeat and in the back ground. I thought it would get old after watching the show an unhealthy amount of times from the beginning to the end. But it didnt and i look forward to showing my kids this show whenever i am older. Point being. i love this show so much. But season 13 has not been what i have expected so far. This episode specific gang beats boggs: ladies reboot. I thought it was one of the worst episodes they have ever made i really just did not understand why they had to go back to beating boggs. That was really the best they could do? I understand they are trying to make a bigger point then whats happening in the episode but i just thought it was lazy writing. They have had two years to make this season and i am not impressed with the way they have chosen to make this season. I did not think the episode was funny at all because i just couldn't get over the question of what the hell are they doing. and why? They are starting to put too much politics into the show and im really afraid im not gonna like how the series ends. Will dennis be back fulltime next season? Very disappointed in how season 13 is becoming political. One of the reasons i loved the show was because they were unknown actors. It would appear to me they are getting to the points in their careers where they just dont care. and that disappoints me.

Kaitlin Olson truly shines in this episode. Without the rest of the gang bringing her down, we finally get to see her head a scheme to her complete and vulgar capacity. Completely brushing aside a significant event in women's history, we watch as the ladies try to recreate the Boggs challenge while desperately trying - and failing - to make it their own. It was the only really funny episode of the season and has made the male audience incredibly uncomfortable because the satire has not only gone over their heads, but the absent of dick has proven too offensive to their sensibilities in a show that has made fun of women for the last 12 years

This season feels as if its gone on autopilot thus far. We didn't need to see a re-do/different version of the Boggs episode. Being 13 seasons in its incredibly hard for a show to feel original anymore, and even with intriguing plot devolopments in the last season (Mac coming out as gay, Charlie and the Waitress getting together, Dennis becoming a dad), it starting to seem that these were all distractions from the show starting to become tired. Aside from being a unfunny rehash of an earlier episode, it should be noted that sexism has been tackled plenty of times in the show in much funnier ways. The ways both Dennis and Frank treat women (and sometimes Mac and Charlie) is never meant to be seen as a good thing, so it especially doesn't feel like there's any new explored territory thematically either. It doesn't particularly help that the female characters are all just as despicable as their male co-stars in the show, being this is supposed to be the female empowerment episode. Dee has been known to not only objectify herself, but also falsly accuse men of sexual assault (watch The Gang Goes To Hell pt 1 for reference), and to add to that she tries to frame the only male waitor (the Guigino's waitor) into assaulting her. This was a total comedic misfire. This is my favorite show, so I don't say that lightly.