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==Season Summary== |
==Season Summary== |
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| − | [[The Gang]]'s [[narcissism]] spins out of control, as usual. |
+ | [[The Gang]]'s [[narcissism]] spins out of control, as usual. First they scheme to [[altruism|do good]]: adopting a dumpster baby, volunteering with environmental activists, and trying to make the city safer through vigilantism. Then they scheme to become famous: attempting to make a viral video as news reporters and club hoppers, as well as to try out for the Philadelphia Eagles. |
| − | The Gang's jealousy and greed make their usual appearance. |
+ | The Gang's jealousy and greed make their usual appearance. The Gang fights over [[Barbara Reynolds|Barbara]]'s inheritance, after she wills her house to [[Dee Reynolds|Dennis]]. Dee gets jealous of her high school friend and starts a sweatshop, while the entire gang struggles to compete with a local bar and then attempts to sell the bar to a corporate chain. |
| − | The Gang is suspected of various crimes: [[Dennis Reynolds|Dennis]], Dee and [[Frank Reynolds|Frank]] assume that [[Mac]] is a serial killer, while Dennis is accused of being a registered sex offender. |
+ | The Gang is suspected of various crimes: [[Dennis Reynolds|Dennis]], Dee and [[Frank Reynolds|Frank]] assume that [[Mac]] is a serial killer, while Dennis is accused of being a registered sex offender. Meanwhile, the gang inadvertently sells some cocaine it found on the cheap, forcing them to turn to crime and prostitution to earn the money back before the Mob whacks them. |
| − | Finally, the Gang struggles to save themselves from [[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]'s mistakes. |
+ | Finally, the Gang struggles to save themselves from [[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]'s mistakes. First, the [[McPoyle]]s get revenge on the Gang for revealing their false molestation charge last season, taking the entire gang hostage. Then [[Charlie's illiteracy]] strikes again, and the Gang schemes against its [[:Category:Enemies|enemies]] and themselves to save the bar from being given away as a dance contest prize. |
==Cast== |
==Cast== |
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Revision as of 22:59, 13 April 2014
The third season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia aired in the fall of 2007 on FX. It ran for 15 episodes. It is available for purchase on DVD or iTunes.
Season Summary
The Gang's narcissism spins out of control, as usual. First they scheme to do good: adopting a dumpster baby, volunteering with environmental activists, and trying to make the city safer through vigilantism. Then they scheme to become famous: attempting to make a viral video as news reporters and club hoppers, as well as to try out for the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Gang's jealousy and greed make their usual appearance. The Gang fights over Barbara's inheritance, after she wills her house to Dennis. Dee gets jealous of her high school friend and starts a sweatshop, while the entire gang struggles to compete with a local bar and then attempts to sell the bar to a corporate chain.
The Gang is suspected of various crimes: Dennis, Dee and Frank assume that Mac is a serial killer, while Dennis is accused of being a registered sex offender. Meanwhile, the gang inadvertently sells some cocaine it found on the cheap, forcing them to turn to crime and prostitution to earn the money back before the Mob whacks them.
Finally, the Gang struggles to save themselves from Charlie's mistakes. First, the McPoyles get revenge on the Gang for revealing their false molestation charge last season, taking the entire gang hostage. Then Charlie's illiteracy strikes again, and the Gang schemes against its enemies and themselves to save the bar from being given away as a dance contest prize.
Cast
- Main
- Glenn Howerton as Dennis Reynolds
- Kaitlin Olson as Deandra Reynolds
- Rob McElhenney as Mac
- Charlie Day as Charlie Kelly
- Danny DeVito as Frank Reynolds
- Recurring
- Mary Elizabeth Ellis as The Waitress
- Lynne Stewart as Bonnie Kelly
- Sandy Martin as Mrs. Mac
- Artemis Pebdani as Artemis
- Jimmi Simpson as Liam McPoyle
- Nate Mooney as Ryan McPoyle
- Thesy Surface as Margaret McPoyle
- Brittany Daniel as Carmen
- Gregory Cummins as Luther Mac
- David Hornsby as Rickety Cricket
Videos
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Episode List
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"The Gang Finds a Dumpster Baby" {{{airdate}}}
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"The Gang Gets Invincible" {{{airdate}}}
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"Dennis and Dee's Mom Is Dead" {{{airdate}}}
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"The Gang Gets Held Hostage" {{{airdate}}}
Directed by: Fred Savage - Written by: Rob McElhenney
Paddy's Pub is held hostage by the McPoyles. Meanwhile, Frank crawls through the vents to find his will, which Charlie hid.
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"The Aluminum Monster vs. Fatty Magoo" {{{airdate}}}
The gang gets involved in the seedy side of the world of fashion design after Dee gets jealous of her former high-school best friend, who is now a successful boutique owner.
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"The Gang Solves the North Korea Situation" {{{airdate}}}
The gang find themselves at odds with a more successful Korean pub owner who bears a striking resemblance to Kim Jong-Il. Charlie also becomes involved with the owner's daughter.
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"The Gang Sells Out" {{{airdate}}}
The gang tries to persuade a restaurant chain to buy their pub. Meanwhile, Dee quits her job at Paddy's (again) and pressures The Waitress to get her a job at a TGIFriday's-style restaurant.
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"Frank Sets Sweet Dee on Fire" {{{airdate}}}
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"Sweet Dee's Dating a Retarded Person" {{{airdate}}}
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"Mac Is a Serial Killer" {{{airdate}}}
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"Dennis Looks Like a Registered Sex Offender" {{{airdate}}}
Directed by: Jerry Levine - Written by: Rob McElhenney
Dennis's life goes downhill when he finds out that a convicted sex offender whom he closely resembles has been released from prison due to overcrowding. Meanwhile, Mac and Charlie reunite with Mac's convict father.
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"The Gang Gets Whacked (Part 1)" {{{airdate}}}
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"The Gang Gets Whacked (Part 2)" {{{airdate}}}
The gang must find a way to avoid getting "whacked" when their plans to pay off mob members for missing cocaine go awry.
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"Bums: Making a Mess All Over the City" {{{airdate}}}
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"The Gang Dances Their Asses Off" {{{airdate}}}
Charlie inadvertently puts Paddy's Pub up as the grand prize in a radio dance marathon, so the gang must win the competition -- against the enemies they've made so far -- to keep the bar.
Notes
- This season has 15 episodes, 5 more than Season 2 and more than twice as many as Season 1. As Seasons 4 through 7 all have 13 episodes, this makes Season 3 the largest season of episodes in the history of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
- This is the first season with a two-part episode: The Gang Gets Whacked (Part 1) and The Gang Gets Whacked (Part 2).