it's always sunny in philadelphia

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Is Glenn Howerton using the D.E.N.N.I.S. system on Always Sunny fans? After years demonstrating value and nurturing dependence, the departed FX star inspired hope of a potential Season 13 return, and now suggests over Twitter he might separate entirely.

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia was bound to close up shop eventually, but the end got much more real with word that creator-star Glenn Howerton would take on outside projects. Now, star Charlie Day is optimistic Dennis will return in Season 13, but thinks the show should call it quits without him.

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s future got surprisingly cloudy for a series renewed through two more years, as cast conflicts put its thirteenth season premiere in question. We may now know when Paddy’s Pub will finally re-open, however, as reports point toward a 2018 premiere.

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia came under surprising scrutiny for a series renewed for two more seasons, once series star Glenn Howerton confirmed a potential departure. Now, NBC comedy A.P. Bio has been picked up to series, likely guaranteeing Dennis will be absent from Paddy’s Pub.

FXX’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has impressively never fatigued to the point of cancellation, even extending beyond Season 12 to a record-setting 13 and 14. The cast has even managed to squeeze in additional projects without disrupting the series, but the Season 12 exit of Dennis may be more permanent for Glenn Howerton than we expected.

After twelve years on the air, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia knows how to play its well-honed characterizations with a little topical flair. And if we’re going to look into the whole “Dennis Reynolds is a murderer” thing, you can bet that the resurgence of true crime documentaries was the way to go, as seen in Season 12's “Making Dennis Reynolds a Murderer” trailer.

Not that It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has ever shied away from coarse language, but the move to FXX and a 14-season vote of confidence from the network was bound to offer a little leeway. So it is, that Mac, Charlie, Dee, Frank and Dennis are at their most vulgar in a full trailer for Always Sunny Season 12, hitting FXX in 2017.

Just the other day saw the It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang returning from hibernation with a first Season 12 teaser, and Paddy’s Pub is officially getting ready to open. Not only does Always Sunny have an 2017 premiere date ahead, but so too does Season 3 of Jay Baruchel’s Man Seeking Woman have its own return set.

FXX’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia shows no signs of stopping, already booked for three more seasons, but one has to wonder if the decade-strong cast will ever run out of ideas. Certainly not in 2017 at least, as Charlie Day teases everything from water parks to another musical in Season 12.

FX and FXX’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia had already cemented that Paddy’s Pub would stay in business an additional year after the recent 11th season, and now the gang’s good misfortune may never end. FX has officially ordered Seasons 13 and 14 for Dennis, Dee, Mac, Charlie and Frank, tying a sitcom record in the process.

It’s hard to believe that It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia will be going strong through an eleventh season, its second now on FXX, but the Paddy’s Pub gang doesn’t appear to have lost any steps in the barrel-full of new promos. Check in with Charlie, Dee, Mac, Dennis and Frank with over half a dozen new looks at Always Sunny Season 11!