The Gang’s latest round of chaos is far from over, with more Season 18 stories still on the way.
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia returns tonight, Sept. 28, with Season 18, Episode 8 airing on FXX and streaming on Hulu.
This season, Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, Rob McElhenney, Kaitlin Olson and Danny DeVito have taken on everything from nonalcoholic beer and Renaissance Faire culture to neurological testing, wild conspiracy theories and college life. For the infamous Paddy’s Pub crew, it’s all remarkably routine.
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Titled “Mac and Dennis Tear Their ACLs,” Season 18, Episode 8 keeps its storyline under wraps for now. Still, the episode’s title offers a pretty strong clue about the trouble headed their way.
What Time Does Always Sunny Come On?
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia airs Mondays at 9 p.m. ET on FXX and Hulu. Season 18, Episode 8 arrives tonight, Sept. 28, at the same time.
Where to Watch It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
A Hulu subscription gives viewers access to the complete It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia library, along with new Season 18 episodes as they premiere Monday nights at 9 p.m. ET.
Hulu’s ad-supported plan costs $11.99 per month. Viewers who prefer an ad-free experience can upgrade for $18.99 monthly.
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How Many Episodes Are in It’s Always Sunny Season 18?
The 18th season consists of 10 episodes. With Episode 8 airing tonight, fans can expect the current season to conclude in two weeks.
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