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|episode number = Thirteen
 
|episode number = Thirteen
|writer = [[Charlie Day]] & [[Glenn Howerton]] & [[Rob McElhenney]]
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|writer = [[Rob McElhenney]] & [[Glenn Howerton]] & [[Charlie Day]]
 
|director = [[Matt Shakman]]
 
|director = [[Matt Shakman]]
 
|broadcast date = November 20, 2008
 
|broadcast date = November 20, 2008
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|previous="[[The Gang Gets Extreme: Home Makeover Edition]]"
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|next="[[The Gang Exploits the Mortgage Crisis]]"
"'''The Nightman Cometh'''" is the thirteenth and last episode of the fourth season of ''[[It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia]]''.
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}}"'''The Nightman Cometh'''" is the thirteenth and last episode of the fourth season of ''[[It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia]]''.
   
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==Synopsis==
{{Charlie}} stages a rock opera based on his song "'''[[The Nightman]]'''", and recruits the rest of {{the gang}} to help him with it.
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{{Charlie}} stages a rock opera based on his song "[[Nightman]]", and recruits the rest of {{the gang}} to help him with it.
   
 
==Recap==
 
==Recap==
 
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'''7:15PM on a Friday'''
 
'''7:15PM on a Friday'''
   
Charlie dances out of {{Paddy's}} office, with a giant heap of papers in his hands. The gang tries to understand why he is so cheery, and he reveals that he has written a musical. They try to figure out what motivated him — revenge, anger, jealous — but Charlie insists he just wrote it for fun.
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Charlie dances out of {{Paddy's}} office, with a giant heap of papers in his hands. The gang tries to understand why he is so cheery, and he reveals that he has written a musical. They try to figure out what motivated him — revenge, anger, jealousy — but Charlie insists he just wrote it for fun.
   
At a theater, Charlie thanks [[Artemis]] for helping transcribe the script into words and [[the gang]] argues over the parts. [[Mac]] is initially pleased with playing the little boy and the Dayman, which makes Dennis, who is playing the Nightman jealous. The two switch parts. {{Frank}} is over the moon about playing the troll.
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At a theater, Charlie thanks [[Artemis]] for helping transcribe the script into words and [[the gang]] argues over the parts. [[Mac]] is initially pleased with playing the little boy and the Dayman, which makes Dennis, who is playing the Nightman jealous. The two switch parts. {{Frank}} is over the moon about playing the troll. Dee plays the princess that works at a coffee shop.
   
They begin rehearsals, and {{Dee}} argues with Charlie over [[Tiny Boy, Little Boy, Baby Boy|her song's lyrics]], claiming they sound like she molests children. He flips out, telling her that it is either that song or no song at all. He then has to teach Frank to say "boy's soul" rather than "boy's hole", and convinces Mac and Dennis that when The Nightman visits the boy, he is not raping him, but taking away his innocence.
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They begin rehearsals, and {{Dee}} argues with Charlie over [[Tiny Boy, Little Boy, Baby Boy|her song's lyrics]], claiming they sound like she molests children. He flips out, telling her that it is either that song or no song at all. This song is Dee's only solo song in the play. He then has to teach Frank to say "boy's soul" rather than "boy's hole", and convinces Mac and Dennis that when The Nightman visits the boy, he is not raping him, but taking away his innocence.
   
 
Later, Charlie randomly walks into [[the Waitress]] as she walks home. He gives her a ticket to the musical and promises that if she comes, he will never bother her ever again for the rest of her life.
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The night of musical arrives, and Charlie brings [[Gladys]] in to play the piano. The play starts, and Dee and Dennis complete their first song "[[Tiny Boy, Little Boy, Baby Boy]]", then Dee sings her own song "[[Just to be Clear]]", which enrages Charlie since that song was not his and it messes up the play in Charlie's eyes. Dennis gloats that the audience loved him, and Mac says he is aiming for gasps instead of laughs.
Later, Charlie pretends to randomly walk into [[the Waitress]] as she walks home. He gives her a ticket to the musical and promises that if she comes, he will never bother her ever again for the rest of her life.
 
   
 
After entering the stage to laughter, Mac and Frank sing "[[Troll Toll]]" and Mac makes the "rape" between him and Dennis extremely graphic. The next scene begins, and Dennis transforms into the Dayman and sings "[[Dayman]]". He and Mac have their fight scene which is partially improvised. As everybody fumbles their lines and makes mistakes, Charlie gets increasingly upset backstage.
The night of musical arrives, and Charlie brings [[Gladys]] in to play the piano. The play starts, and Dee and Dennis complete their first song "[[Tiny Boy, Little Boy, Baby Boy]]", then Dee sings her own song "[[Just to be Clear]]", which enrages Charlie. Dennis gloats that the audience loved him, and Mac says he is aiming for gasps instead of laughs.
 
   
 
After the reprise of "Dayman", Charlie descends on a sun from above the stage, wearing all yellow, and sings "[[Marry Me]]" to the Waitress. She angrily declines his proposal and walks out. Frank tries to console him, which only makes him more upset.
After entering the stage to laughter, Mac and Frank sing "[[The Troll Toll]]" and Mac makes the "rape" between him and Dennis extremely graphic. The next scene begins, and Dennis transforms into the Dayman and sings "[[The Dayman]]". He and Mac have their fight scene which is partially improvised. As everybody fumbles their lines and makes mistakes, Charlie gets increasingly upset backstage.
 
   
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==Musical Synopsis==
After the reprise of "The Dayman", Charlie descends on a sun from above the stage, wearing all yellow, and sings "[[Marry Me]]" to the Waitress. She angrily declines his proposal and walks out. Frank tries to console him, which only makes him more upset.
 
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=== Act I ===
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A Princess who works in a coffee shop is in love with a small man who has the characteristics of a little boy. They sing of their love for each other. ("[[Little Baby Boy]]") The Princess then assures the audience that she is not a pedophile ("[[Just to be Clear]]").
   
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One night, as the Boy is sleeping, the Nightman comes, but is stopped by the Troll who demands payment in order to grant him access to the Boy's soul. ("[[Troll Toll]]") The Nightman pays the toll, and the Nightman takes away the Boy's innocence.
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==Musical Synopsis==
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=== Act II ===
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The next morning, the Troll demands that the Boy give him a foot massage, but the Boy refuses, revealing that he has been transformed by the power of true love, and is now the Day Man! He shoots the Troll with a gun several times, killing him. The Nightman arrives and demands to see the Boy. The Day Man tells him of his transformation and they fight. The Day Man defeats the Nightman and rips out his heart. The Princess arrives and sees that the Day Man has defeated the Troll and Nightman. They confess their love to each other and sing the finale, "[[Dayman]]", the dead Troll and Nightman joining in the song as well.
A Coffee Shop Princess is in love with a small man who has the characteristics of a little boy. One night, The Nightman comes, with permission from a Troll, and takes away his innocence. The little boy transforms into The Dayman and fights The Nightman. Dayman and the Princess can then be together in their love.
 
   
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Finally, the True Day Man descends from above to ask for the hand in marriage of his beloved who is in the audience ("[[Charlie's Ballad]]").
==Recurring Roles==
 
 
* [[Mary Elizabeth Ellis]] as [[The Waitress]]
 
* [[Artemis Pebdani]] as [[Artemis Dubois]]
 
* Mae Laborde as [[Gladys]]
 
   
 
==Music & Song Lyrics==
 
==Music & Song Lyrics==
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===The Nightman Cometh===
 
 
* "[[Tiny Boy, Little Boy, Baby Boy]]"
 
* "[[Tiny Boy, Little Boy, Baby Boy]]"
 
* "[[Just to be Clear]]"
 
* "[[Just to be Clear]]"
* "[[The Troll Toll]]"
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* "[[Troll Toll]]"
* "[[The Dayman]]"
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* "[[Dayman]]"
 
* "[[Marry Me]]"
 
* "[[Marry Me]]"
   
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===The Nightman Cometh Live===
 
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* "[[Troll Hole]]"
===Additional songs from the live musical===
 
 
* "[[I've got a troll in my hole]]"
 
 
* "[[It's Nature, Shit Happens]]"
 
* "[[It's Nature, Shit Happens]]"
* "[[The Nightman]]"
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* "[[Nightman]]"
   
==Trivia==
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==Cast==
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===Starring===
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*[[Charlie Day]] as [[Charlie Kelly]]
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*[[Glenn Howerton]] as [[Dennis Reynolds]]
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*[[Rob McElhenney]] as [[Mac McDonald]]
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*[[Kaitlin Olson]] as [[Dee Reynolds]]
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*[[Danny DeVito]] as [[Frank Reynolds]]
   
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===Guest Starring===
* Charlie's musical is based on [[The Nightman|the song]] he composed in "[[Sweet Dee's Dating a Retarded Person]]".
 
 
* [[Mary Elizabeth Ellis]] as [[The Waitress]]
* Dee's costume does not allow her to raise her hands above her head.
 
 
* [[Artemis Pebdani]] as [[Artemis Dubois]]
* Other than the title page, the scripts that Charlie gives The Gang for "The Nightman Cometh" have no words on them.
 
* At the end of [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UE6GC47NxgI this video], you can see the deleted scene from this episode with [[It's Nature, Shit Happens|Mac's own song]].
 
[[File:'The Nightman Cometh' in Los Angeles, CA (Hollywood Palladium).jpg|thumb]]
 
* "''The Nightman Cometh Live''!" '''TOUR''', which was taking place in September 2009, included New York City, Boston, Seattle,<br />San Francisco, Los Angeles and Philadelphia itself. Live performances were preceded by the screening of the "brand-new" [[Season 5|5th Season]] episode "'''[[The Gang Reignites the Rivalry]]'''".
 
* In [[Philadelphia|Philadelphia, PA]] they were doing '''TWO''' live shows.
 
* In the live musical, [[Danny DeVito]]'s wife - actress [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhea_Perlman Rhea Perlman] - assumed the role of Gladys.
 
* The Los Angeles performance, filmed at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Troubadour_%28Los_Angeles%29 "The Troubadour" nightclub] in April 2009, is currently available on [[The Complete Season 4 DVD]].
 
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KL9CG-A13Xk Great interview about LIVE SHOW's background].
 
* The decorations of this musical are imitate an interior of [[Charlie's apartment]] (with an allusion to this weird Hitler's German shepherd painting from {{S2}}, which Charlie miss so much; later, this painting will return to the show in "[[Pop-Pop: The Final Solution]]").
 
* The title of Charlie's play sounds like the title of Eugene O'Neill's classic play ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Iceman_Cometh The Iceman Cometh]''. There are a few minor differences between the plays, however: for example, O'Neill's play is a searing existential drama in which a group of patrons of a bar are forced to confront the reality of their meaningless existences, Charlie's play is more about [[The Waitress|a princess]] in a [[coffee shop]] who wants to bang a [[Charlie Kelly|little boy]]. Other than that, though, they're pretty much the same.
 
   
==Quotes==
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===Co-Starring===
 
* Mae Laborde as [[Gladys]]
   
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==Trivia==
[[File:4x13_(9).jpg|thumb]]
 
 
* Charlie's musical is based on [[Nightman|the song]] he (and Dennis) composed in "[[Sweet Dee's Dating a Retarded Person]]".
[[File:4x13_(1).jpg|thumb]]
 
 
* The title of Charlie's play sounds like the title of Eugene O'Neill's classic play ''[[Wikipedia:The_Iceman_Cometh|The Iceman Cometh]]''. O'Neill's play is a searing existential drama in which a group of patrons of a bar are forced to confront the reality of their meaningless existence.
[[File:Its_Always_Sunny_Frank_Troll_Toll.jpg|thumb]]
 
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* The is the final episode in the original 4:3 aspect ratio.
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:'''[[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]''': She also transcribed my work into a format you might consider a little bit more legible.
 
:'''[[Dee Reynolds|Dee]]''': Or literate. She added words to it.
 
 
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:'''[[Frank Reynolds|Frank]]''': Charlie, who's gonna play the troll guy?
 
:'''[[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]''': You're gonna play the troll guy.
 
:'''[[Frank Reynolds|Frank]]''': I'm the troll guy?
 
:'''[[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]''': Who else would be the troll?
 
:'''[[Frank Reynolds|Frank]]''': I like that! Can I do it naked?
 
 
<hr width="50%" />
 
 
:'''[[Dennis Reynolds|Dennis]]''': Dee, apologize to Charlie.
 
:'''[[Dee Reynolds|Dee]]''': I'm not going to do that, he wants me to bang this baby.
 
 
<hr width="50%" />
 
 
:'''[[Dee Reynolds|Dee]]''': Charlie, don't screw me like this, come on.
 
:'''[[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]''': Don't screw you? Oh, I'm sorry, Dee, let me try and remember something. Let's see, was it, did Dee write a musical and come to Charlie with it? No! Charlie wrote a musical and came to Dee with it, and the gang. And the gang likes to screw it up and make it about themselves, and take it away from Charlie, and ruin his hopes and dreams. So let me tell you something, Dee, let me break down a scenario for you. I could cut the song, OK, because I wrote it. I could have Artemis do the song, OK, because you did not write it. Or I could strap on a wig and I could do the song myself. So you tell me, Little Miss All That, what do you want to do? Song or no song?
 
 
<hr width="50%" />
 
 
:'''[[Frank Reynolds|Frank]]''': You gotta pay the troll toll to get into this boy's hole. You gotta pay the troll toll to get in. You want this baby boy's hole, you gotta pay the troll toll.
 
:'''[[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]''': Stop, stop, stop. All right not bad, good rhythm, love the enthusiasm. I feel like you're saying "boy's hole", and it's clearly "soul". And I know, Artemis, you did write "soul", right?
 
:'''[[Artemis Dubois|Artemis]]''': (''writing on her script'') I did write "soul". I definitely did.
 
 
<hr width="50%" />
 
 
:'''[[Mac]]''': We have to be very careful with how we do the rape scene.
 
:'''[[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]''': What on God's name are you talking about? There's no rape scene.
 
:'''[[Mac]]''': Well sure. I pay the troll toll and then I rape Dennis.
 
 
<hr width="50%" />
 
 
:'''[[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]''': You come and see this play, I'm going to leave you alone for the rest of your life.
 
:'''[[The Waitress]]''': Really? So you're not going to follow me home anymore. And you're not going to call me at three in the morning and tell me that you're in the emergency room in the hospital because you've had a terrible car accident.
 
:'''[[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]''': Well, it's great that you came.
 
:'''[[The Waitress]]''': Well, you listed me as your emergency contact.
 
 
<hr width="50%"/>
 
 
:'''[[Gladys]]''': Well I forgot to tell you that Calvin Coolidge was a good friend of mine.
 
 
<hr width="50%"/>
 
 
:'''[[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]''': I will smack your face off of your face! Do not add a song!
 
 
<hr width="50%"/>
 
 
:'''[[Dee Reynolds|Dee]]''': (singing) Most men find me to be an eight or nine out of ten, and I am available to any interested men.
 
 
<hr width="50%"/>
 
 
:'''[[Mac]]''': Laughs are cheap, man. I'm going for gasps. Gasps are where it's at.
 
 
<hr width="50%"/>
 
 
:'''[[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]''': I am going to smack everyone into tiny. Little. Pieces.
 
 
<hr width="50%"/>
 
 
:'''[[Mac]]''': Stage freeze!
 
:'''[[Dennis Reynolds|Dennis]]''': Don't say "stage freeze" just do it.
 
 
<hr width="50%"/>
 
 
:'''[[Charlie Kelly|Charlie]]''': (''singing to the Waitress'') I was that little boy, that little baby boy was me! I once was a boy, but now I am a man! I fought the Nightman, lived as Dayman, now I'm here to ask for your hand, so if you want to marry men, will you marry me? Will you come on stage and join me in this thing called matrimony? Please say yes and do not bone me, please just marry me!
 
   
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==Live Performance Trivia==
<hr width="50%"/>
 
 
* "''The Nightman Cometh Live''!" tour, which took place in September 2009, included shows in New York City, Boston, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles and with two live shows in Philadelphia. Live performances were preceded by the screening of the [[Season 5]] episode "[[The Gang Reignites the Rivalry]]".
 
* The Los Angeles performance, filmed at [[wikipedia:The_Troubadour_(Los_Angeles)|"The Troubadour" nightclub]] in April 2009, was filmed in its entirety and released as bonus feature on [[The Complete Season 4 DVD]].
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* During the Los Angeles performance, [[wikipedia:Rhea_Perlman|Rhea Perlman]] assumed the role of Gladys. The part was filled by a different actor each show.
   
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==Gallery==
:'''[[Frank Reynolds|Frank]]''': By the way, I thought the rape scene went really well.
 
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"The Nightman Cometh" is the thirteenth and last episode of the fourth season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

Synopsis[]

Charlie stages a rock opera based on his song "Nightman", and recruits the rest of the gang to help him with it.

Recap[]

7:15PM on a Friday

Charlie dances out of Paddy's office, with a giant heap of papers in his hands. The gang tries to understand why he is so cheery, and he reveals that he has written a musical. They try to figure out what motivated him — revenge, anger, jealousy — but Charlie insists he just wrote it for fun.

At a theater, Charlie thanks Artemis for helping transcribe the script into words and the gang argues over the parts. Mac is initially pleased with playing the little boy and the Dayman, which makes Dennis, who is playing the Nightman jealous. The two switch parts. Frank is over the moon about playing the troll. Dee plays the princess that works at a coffee shop.

They begin rehearsals, and Dee argues with Charlie over her song's lyrics, claiming they sound like she molests children. He flips out, telling her that it is either that song or no song at all. This song is Dee's only solo song in the play. He then has to teach Frank to say "boy's soul" rather than "boy's hole", and convinces Mac and Dennis that when The Nightman visits the boy, he is not raping him, but taking away his innocence.

Later, Charlie randomly walks into the Waitress as she walks home. He gives her a ticket to the musical and promises that if she comes, he will never bother her ever again for the rest of her life.

The night of musical arrives, and Charlie brings Gladys in to play the piano. The play starts, and Dee and Dennis complete their first song "Tiny Boy, Little Boy, Baby Boy", then Dee sings her own song "Just to be Clear", which enrages Charlie since that song was not his and it messes up the play in Charlie's eyes. Dennis gloats that the audience loved him, and Mac says he is aiming for gasps instead of laughs.

After entering the stage to laughter, Mac and Frank sing "Troll Toll" and Mac makes the "rape" between him and Dennis extremely graphic. The next scene begins, and Dennis transforms into the Dayman and sings "Dayman". He and Mac have their fight scene which is partially improvised. As everybody fumbles their lines and makes mistakes, Charlie gets increasingly upset backstage.

After the reprise of "Dayman", Charlie descends on a sun from above the stage, wearing all yellow, and sings "Marry Me" to the Waitress. She angrily declines his proposal and walks out. Frank tries to console him, which only makes him more upset.

Musical Synopsis[]

Act I[]

A Princess who works in a coffee shop is in love with a small man who has the characteristics of a little boy. They sing of their love for each other. ("Little Baby Boy") The Princess then assures the audience that she is not a pedophile ("Just to be Clear").

One night, as the Boy is sleeping, the Nightman comes, but is stopped by the Troll who demands payment in order to grant him access to the Boy's soul. ("Troll Toll") The Nightman pays the toll, and the Nightman takes away the Boy's innocence.

Act II[]

The next morning, the Troll demands that the Boy give him a foot massage, but the Boy refuses, revealing that he has been transformed by the power of true love, and is now the Day Man! He shoots the Troll with a gun several times, killing him. The Nightman arrives and demands to see the Boy. The Day Man tells him of his transformation and they fight. The Day Man defeats the Nightman and rips out his heart. The Princess arrives and sees that the Day Man has defeated the Troll and Nightman. They confess their love to each other and sing the finale, "Dayman", the dead Troll and Nightman joining in the song as well.

Finally, the True Day Man descends from above to ask for the hand in marriage of his beloved who is in the audience ("Charlie's Ballad").

Music & Song Lyrics[]

The Nightman Cometh[]

The Nightman Cometh Live[]

Cast[]

Starring[]

Guest Starring[]

Co-Starring[]

Trivia[]

  • Charlie's musical is based on the song he (and Dennis) composed in "Sweet Dee's Dating a Retarded Person".
  • The title of Charlie's play sounds like the title of Eugene O'Neill's classic play The Iceman Cometh. O'Neill's play is a searing existential drama in which a group of patrons of a bar are forced to confront the reality of their meaningless existence.
  • The is the final episode in the original 4:3 aspect ratio.

Live Performance Trivia[]

  • "The Nightman Cometh Live!" tour, which took place in September 2009, included shows in New York City, Boston, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles and with two live shows in Philadelphia. Live performances were preceded by the screening of the Season 5 episode "The Gang Reignites the Rivalry".
  • The Los Angeles performance, filmed at "The Troubadour" nightclub in April 2009, was filmed in its entirety and released as bonus feature on The Complete Season 4 DVD.
  • During the Los Angeles performance, Rhea Perlman assumed the role of Gladys. The part was filled by a different actor each show.

Gallery[]

< Season
3
Season 4 Season
5
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  1. "Mac and Dennis: Manhunters"
2. "The Gang Solves the Gas Crisis"
3. "America's Next Top Paddy's Billboard Model Contest"
4. "Mac's Banging the Waitress"
5. "Mac and Charlie Die (Part 1)"
6. "Mac and Charlie Die (Part 2)"
7. "Who Pooped the Bed?"
8. "Paddy's Pub: The Worst Bar in Philadelphia"
 9. "Dennis Reynolds: An Erotic Life"
10. "Sweet Dee Has a Heart Attack"
11. "The Gang Cracks the Liberty Bell"
12. "The Gang Gets Extreme: Home Makeover Edition"
13. "The Nightman Cometh"