On a roll. Like buttah!

Louis C.K. is on fire this year. Still rolling through his most prolific period of writing and performing, he’s recorded a two-disc version of his 2009 show Hilarious earlier this year. That’s coming out soon even though people are still discovering 2008’s Chewed Up and 2007’s Shameless. That’s three solid new shows in three years while managing to juggle all his other activities.

And as previously announced, Louis signed a deal for a new show on the FX network. It’s never going to be as permissive as pay cable, where Louis was able to float scenes like this classic on Lucky Louie. But damned if FX hasn’t been pushing the boundaries of basic cable as far as they can stretch with Sons of Anarchy and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. (FX has to be my favorite network right now when you factor in Damages and six seasons of Rescue Me. Even The League is growing on me a bit, and the upcoming Archer looks great!).

And today, Louis launched his own plug for the show. This is just too funny. Warning: NSFW (of course).

HBO never should have cancelled Lucky Louie. But now that Louis C.K. is lucky enough to have another shot, here’s hoping FX has bigger stones than HBO did. I can’t imagine the new show having a better cast than he did before, but he has the golden touch right now and I would not bet against him.Watch for Louie in the Spring of 2010 on FX.

Three Men and a Babe

Fans of the show will not be disappointed in this incredibly violent and ultra awesome holiday special. Dennis and Dee try to give Frank a visit from a ghost from his past with the hope that he’ll stop being a dick, Charlie and Mac try to find their lost holiday spirit and hilarity, naturally, ensues. I can’t remember laughing this hard at an episode in a long time.

My only complaint is that the special features leave something to be desired. Although, there is a very trippy sing-a-long video that will most likely make you cry and/or vomit.

The DVD is on sale at Target now for $16.99 (normal price is $24.99). Happy Holidays!

Worst Show: The Cleveland Show (Episode: “Ladies’ Night”) – I watch The Cleveland Show afraid that if I miss it, they will finally have a funny episode.  I’m still waiting for that funny episode.

The Power Rankings: (may contain mild spoilers)

10.  How I Met Your Mother (Episode: “The Playbook”) – While I enjoy Barney’s single shenanigans, I’m still slightly bothered how the Barney/Robin relationship which the show invested us all in has dissipated so quickly.

9. Parks and Recreation (Episode: “Hunting Trip”) – This is slowly becoming my favorite show on NBC Thursday nights.

8. It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia (Episode: “The D.E.N.N.I.S. System”)

7. Glee (Episode: “Ballad”) – Not as good as last week but still a step in the right direction.  I don’t think I can truly love this show until the two pregnancy secrets are revealed (especially Terri’s)

6. Community (Episode: “Environmental Science”) – Andrea and I sang “Somewhere Out There” at Sing Sing Karaoke at around 5 AM in the morning inspired by this episode.

5. The Mentalist (Episode: “His Right Red Hand”) – Like sci-fi shows, crime procedurals have mythology episodes and with The Mentalist, any episode that involves Red John is infinitely better than run-of-the-mill episodes.

4. Friday Night Lights (Episode: “A Sort Of Homecoming”) – I’m really getting tired of Landry getting attractive girls but the end of this episode was just sad.

3. The Big Bang Theory (Episode: “The Adhesive Duck Deficiency”) – Episodes where Penny and Sheldon spend most of the episode together >>> all other episodes

2. Curb Your Enthusiasm (Episode: “The Table Read”) – Leon (JB Smoove) completely stole this episode! “I Danny Dubersteined the shit out of him!”

1. Sons of Anarchy (Episode: “Service”) – The only thing that bothered me about this episode is that conflicts that have been building all season got resolved a little too smoothly (unless some people are playing possum). For all the praise I’ve given Katey Sagal (Gemma), Ryan Hurst (Opie) has been equally amazing.

I was watching one of my favorite shows “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” and before the credits began to roll there was a short “In Memory of” that caught my eye. It was a man named David M. Zdunich with a face that immediately caught my eye.

It made me think about all the rest of us regular day people who make our marks on the world but on a much smaller level. I think it’s amazing that with current technology we can stumble upon someone’s whole world, and In Memory, I decided to see what I could find.

The first information I found related to his experience on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. It said that “This episode is dedicated to the loving memory of David Zdunich who passed away in 2009. He played Ernie, a frequent patron of Paddy’s pub. His first appearance on the show was in the episode, “Sweet Dee’s Dating a Retarded Person.”

He also made an appearance on an episode where Paddy’s earns the record of the “Worst Bar in Philadelphia.”

I continued looking and couldn’t find much. I stumbled upon an alumni paper from Otis

Terrance David Zdunich

1998, Communication Arts

Producer and performer.

It’s difficult to tell if it’s the same person. . .

However, if it IS the same person, then he’s done some amazing work.

Repo Man. The Genetic Rock Opera.

REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA is the brainchild of Darren Smith and Terrance Zdunich. The two began performing what they called ten-minute operas at coffee shops and rock clubs in Los Angeles in 2000. One of those short pieces, The Necromerchant’s Debt, a futuristic tale involving a graverobber, was the seed that grew into REPO! Zdunich says that “the original GraveRobber was a character very similar to the one I’m playing now in that he was this rogue who lived on the outskirts of society. He was making a social commentary about what he’d see in the graveyard. One of the things that he saw was a repo man who would repossess body organs that were bought on credit – that ten-minute story ended up evolving to where the GraveRobber became indebted to the Repo Man. When we performed it the audience reception to that story was the strongest of all the ten-minute operas we had done, so we thought ‘Let’s make it bigger!’”

It was during the process of staging and performing the show in New York and L.A. that Smith and Zdunich were able to develop the story, characters and songs that would later become the film REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA.

The movie looks absolutely amazing. Check out Repo! The Genetic Opera:

I put it on my Netflix queue.

In the end, I’m not sure if this is the same person. Either way, I spent some time today trying to find a piece of someone’s life so that I might pay them my respects. I think that it’s a worthy cause.

From the people who brought you the “Dick Towel” comes the “D.E.N.N.I.S. System” … Just as brilliant as some of the shit that Dougie Howser comes up with on How I Met Your Mother…

This is why It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia PWNz j00.

ps) Here’s the second part:

Antenna Winter 2010 Issue

You know Antenna is your favorite magazine. Even Dallas Penn likes it. Antenna’s Winter ‘09/’10 issue is here. Dude on the cover is Rob McElhenney from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (insert Beanie Sigel zinger, here), but you only care about the gear inside the book anyway. Click on pic for bigger image. Props to Kaity.

Below Antenna x High Snobiety interviewed Paul Rodriguez a little while back.

Its always sunny

A conversation

Girl: I look awful

Jen: Yes, honey you do. Too much cheap makeup

The Worlds most famous crime scene

There’s not going to be an LIGFY next week, so you better make this one last.

New blood first:

Chic Noir gives surprising accurate dating rules for men.

Michael Wears a Hat states the benefits men get from cradle robbing.

Thras critiques Half Sigma’s opinion on abortion.

Also check out J R’s and DaveinHackensack’s blogs.

And the rest of you grinders:

Prime analyzes It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia from the viewpoint of game.

Chuck reports on a beta supreme who’s wife is obsessed with Twilight.

Dave from Hawaii analyzes the wretched wrongness of the American diet.

Roissy takes on a story about cuckolded men.

Obsidian reveals why most women are incapable of addressing the realities of the sexual marketplace.

Zdeno writes at 2 Blowhards on the nature of nightclubs.

Bhanu Prasad writes on the women who have lost out in the sexual revolution.

Al Fin states that Obama is bringing slavery back to the world and reports on a new aphrodisiac for women.

11minutes gives the reason why women believe in the myth of inner beauty.

Master Dogen mocks the androgyny of today’s youngsters.

Alex Birch remarks on the paradox of liberalism.

Martin Regnen reminds us why nerds and smart people deserve to be picked on.

Max critiques hard determinism.

From Girl Game: LILGRL has two great potato recipes, and Aoefe debunks the “soulmate” myth.

Hunter is annoyed by his beta friends.

The Kap’n explains why he hates the homeless.

Kamal S writes a two-part essay on truth, privilege, and oppression.

MarkyMark notes that Western women have difficulty dating overseas.

691 writes on the value of mentors for a young man.

OneSTDV states that the Internet has ended the concept of the sweetheart.

Professor Hale outlines a plan to reform how graves work.

Roosh goes on a dune buggy adventure.

Talleyrand demolishes the notion that women select the “best” men.

Sofia thinks people over 30 are BO-RING.

Sparks123 takes a balanced look at evolutionary psychology.

Mark Baachman offers a New Deal for women.

Ben Leonard reports on the addictiveness of junk food.

Genius says why it’s not easy being hung like a horse.

J reports on the reasons for CUNY’s decline.

Robert Stacy McCain has fun with a troll.

Gerard O’Neill blames feminism for the debt epidemic among the Irish.

T. aka Ricky Raw posts Part 2 of his review of Precious.

Guy White develops a method for distinguishing race.

Jeff Riggenbach claims there never was an Old Right.

Agnostic writes on when it’s a good idea to fight for a good-looking older woman.

William Lind states that political correctness is cultural Marxism.

Daniel Larison explains how, despite the fantasies of conservatives, Sarah Palin is almost identical to John McCain.

Srdja Trifkovic analyzes the self-destruction of Catholicism and Protestantism.

John Robb writes on how to smash an insurgency.

Joe Bageant states that there’s no difference between the Democrats and Republicans.

Mike Payne reports on the fall of Playboy.

Mencius Moldbug lays out his plan to conquer America.

Razib Khan writes on the silent secularization of the U.S.

I can’t even begin to describe the excitement that is coursing through my veins at this very minute. AHHHH! Tell me, have you ever had a dream that you never thought in a million years would come to fruition? You thought about it forever and tried with all your might to make it come true ,and nothing.Then one day out of the blue, you are blessed with the bounty of that treasured dream landing right in your lap and allowing you to wallow in it’s wonder for as long as you’d like. Well, today was that day for me,people, and I really think I’m walking away from it a changed woman.

Today, I got to see Danny Devito naked in all his five foot tall glory. I know, I know, I’m one lucky girl. This desire to see Danny in his beautiful natural state has been with me since his days on Taxi. I can remember watching that show and just wishing I was a little bit older,and that I wouldn’t gain any more height as I aged, just so I could one day behold this splendorous thing.
Unfortunately, over time, I grew to over five foot, Danny went on to get married,and the dream was buried somewhere deep in my subconscious willing itself to die daily. Then today  comes along,and I went out and bought myself a early Christmas present in the form of “It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia” “A Very Sunny Christmas” DVD,and it breathed new life into that old dream.FX Networks – It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia – Full Episodes and Exclusive Video.

Now I knew that this gift would bring me joy,considering every week I can’t miss an episode of the best show on television. Really,if you haven’t seen the show,your life is missing some much needed happiness. Make time Thursday nights at 10 EST on FX,and prepare yourself for the best 30 minutes of your life…it’s just that good.
After you have come back and thanked me for changing your life by turning you on to,” It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia”,you’ll find yourself compelled to go out and buy yourself the same early Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanzaa(whatever you celebrate)present that I bought today. Once you’re done enjoying your early gift harvest a plenty,don’t be surprised if you realize that seeing Danny Devito naked is a dream come true for you too!

Hey folks! It’s almost the end of the day and that only means one of two things: I get to play Assassin’s Creed 2 or it’s another installment of It’s the Internets! The internet is a wonderful invention (thank you Al Gore). When people say, “I wish I was an explorer. I wish I could do what Christopher Columbus did.” I want to slap the taste out they mouf and tell them this, “Put on your Dora the Explorer costume and come explore – the internets!”

• Fake or not, I’m in luv with a stripper
• Facebook? More like Face-whoops! Amiright?! (*crickets*)
• Guess I’ll have to go to Columbia to buy my coke in bulk
• Another awkward and hilarious installment of Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis, featuring Conan O’Brien and Andy Richter
• ‘Merica don’t bow to nobody!
• A Call of Duty movie in talks? Yes please! Thanks Ian D.
• One of my most favorite scenes from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. If you havn’t watched this show yet, make sure to watch it Thursdays, at 10 on FX.
• And finally, a quick plug for my friend’s blog. She’s funny and talks about her cat most of the time. Although, most of these pictures aren’t of her cat at all…Either way, let’s help out her tumblarity, ok?

If you have anything awesome you’d like to share with the world, make sure you post them on the comments below and we’ll be sure to include them in our next post including a shout out to you! Check back tomorrow when we have more stuff for you – straight from the internets!

Wow, I can’t believe I forgot TVontheDVD yesterday.  Here it is a day late and a dollar short.

• 7th Heaven: The Ninth Season- I’m pretty sure Jessica Biel had already left the show by this season, so what’s the point?
• Andy Barker, P.I.: The Complete Series- BUY THIS RIGHT NOW.  You can thank me later.
• Drawn Together – The Complete Series- Very, very, very funny.  Did I mention that it was very funny?
• It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Its A Very Sunny Christmas
  It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: A Very Sunny Christmas [Blu-ray]- I just posted a review of this awesome title.  Check it out now, and if you are a fan of this show then buy it right now!
• Rome: The Complete Series
  Rome: The Complete Series [Blu-ray]- I could have watched this show season after season, too bad there were only two of them.  This was a wonderful show.
• Scrubs: The Complete Eighth Season [Blu-ray]- Season 8 of Scrubs came out a few months ago.  I’m not real sure why they are releasing it on Blu-Ray, but I’m glad to have it.  Watch for my review of it later this week.
• The Sopranos: The Complete Series- HBO did the same thing s few weeks ago with Six Feet Under.  Same set as before, just a smaller package.  I really like my big box of The Soprano’s.

Yesterday FX released A Very Sunny Christmas, the direct to DVD release of It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’s Christmas special.  Right now there are no plans to air this on FX, so buying the DVD is the only way that you will see it.  I was trying to decide of I was going to do a recap of the DVD or just review the release itself.  I’m thinking since it might take a while for all the It’s Always Sunny fans to get the DVD and watch it I’ll just review the release of the DVD itself and maybe post a recap later.

I have to tell you that this movie (I don’t know if it’s really a movie, but it’s not an episode of the show either, so that’s what I’m calling it) was every bit as good as a regular episode, but maybe a bit funnier because they weren’t held back by the already loose restrictions they have at FX.  The premise is very simple.  Dennis and Dee hate Christmas because Frank always bought whatever gifts they asked for and kept them for himself, they want to pay him back.  Charlie and Mac have wonderful memories of Christmas, but when they think hard about them they realize that maybe they weren’t as good as they thought.

There aren’t many extras on the DVD, but that really isn’t the point, and the movie itself more than makes up for it.  There are a few deleted scenes of young Charlie and young Mac that are pretty funny, but don’t really fit anywhere in the story.  This DVD is a must-own for any fan of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia!

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Un umor de calitate, consistent, nu tras de par ca in alte seriale, cu patru personaje carismatice si inteligente  care incearca sa tina un bar in Philadelphia prin orice mijloace.

In vârstă de 64 de ani Danny DeVito, a părut foarte încântat de ideea scenariştilor de a apărea complet gol. După filmarea scenei, actorul a declarat: “Le-am spus de la bun început că nu am limite. Dacă facem un show care are acest gen de nebunie, atunci vreau să trec peste toate limitele”. Amuzat, acesta a povestit momentul în care a rămas fără haine: “Stăteau toţi acolo, aşa cum nu i-am mai văzut niciodată şi eu umblam ca şi cum aş fi fost un porc uns cu grăsime. Prima dublă a fost puţin ciudată”.

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It took some time.  It took some focus.  And it took more than a few beers.

Like Andy Dick (thank God) and a post-”Mighty Ducks” Emilo Estevez, it was no secret to those true-blue Americans that Dilly had disappeared.  One minute the Dillites (my faithful followers — ie. my mother) were filling their plates with a smorgasbord of Dillyisms — seeing the world with wide eyes and shit-eating grins, never letting their jolly drunk become a grumpy drunk — and the next thing they know, they’re left wondering the following:

-Was that creepo movie trailer his idea of a new post?

-Does he think watching 3 minutes of Crispin Glover in stretchy pants and high-heel shoes is gonna ease the deep longing in my soul for a Dilly post?

-Is all that porn I’ve been watching the real reason that my parent’s computer stopped working? (For me, during the Erin Andrews affair, that answer was yes).

Well here I am, so suck it up and deal.  And then take a moment to celebrate this true American hero:

That felt good.  Now on to real-life issues.

The first semi-deal that I wanted to ever-so-gently touch upon (just the tip) is no longer newsworthy — I mean, nobody really cares about Steve Phillips slammin a beat ass ESPN employee (Brooke Hundley the Destroyer) anymore.  But Dilly does.  And he’ll tell you why.  Fuck Steve Phillips.  Because of his clear-and-present sex addiction (exhibit A), I was forced to use and hear the phrase “good-looking older guy” more times than I ever wanted to.  Every time a bro or a dude came up to me on the streets (cause that’s what bros and dudes do), there was a brief discussion, first) about Butch’s triple busted status, and then) immediately followed by some straight male’s admission (usually mine) that Steve Phillips is both, in fact, a silver fox and a total babe all wrapped into one.  I do not feel good about any of these encounters, and I’m pretty sure I haven’t slept since.  Fuck Steve Phillips.  For being so fucking handsome.

Next up, I wanted to open some doors (and gosh darnit, while I’m at it, maybe open some minds).  If you haven’t been watching “The League,” you are really ruining your own life.  I hate to be the bearer of bad news… but you suck.  Even if you aren’t into Fantasy Football (I do understand that the internet reaches some folks outside of the U.S.), “The League” is raunchy humor done right (and conveniently ran right after “It’s Always Sunny…,” Thursday nights on FX).  Last week’s episode had an extensive discussion about how one of the characters’ sensitive teeth was definitively caused by his affinity for sucking off d-spots.   This really doesn’t sound funny in writing (and I am officially feeling uncomfortable), but I swear this show is legit as hell.  If you and your friends spend most of your time ripping each other to shreds (and isn’t that really what friends are for?), then make yourself a fan of “The League” (see what I did there… that’s wordplay mofos… learn it).

The last little bit I wanted to mention is that I have finally caved and got my ass involved in Twatter (yeah that’s right, I said it, and it will only be referred to as “Twatter” on this blog.  Deal with it).  It’s actually not the worst thing ever (except if you’re the kind of person who’s using it to let me know that you just had a great lunch and can’t wait to brush your teeth today — www.twitter.com/jenna_burpee) (just kidding Jenna).  If you’re at least a little bit witty (or if you just think you are), get yourself going and friend or follow or whatever the hell Twatters do — do that to me, and hit me with something to laugh at while  I’m pretending to do work.  In case you were wondering, my job sucks. And yes, it is in a cubicle.

If you’re looking to follow a motherfucker, my shit www.twitter.com/thebigcdilly.  Tell your friends.

Alright kids, that’s all I got for now.  If I’m not too lazy (and we don’t see a rehashing of the couch years), you’ll be gettin’ weekly posts from here on out.  I promise this last little gap was a fluke.  Well, I hope so at least.  Thanks for reading.  GBA.

Currently Listening to:

Cartel

“Cycles”

Just thought I’d share this with you all.  It should have you laughing pretty hard in spite of the poor video quality.  Oddly enough I can’t seem to find anything better anywhere online.

If you don’t watch “Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia” you really should give it a try.  It is really a very funny show.  It took me a while to get past the constant yelling, but I think that’s what  most people enjoy about the whole thing.

Castle: Famous Last Words

How I Met Your Mother: The Playbook

The Big Bang Theory: The Adhesive Duck Deficency

The Venture Brothers: The Revenge Society

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Paddy’s Pub: Home of the Original Kitten Mittens

Psych: Shawn Takes a Shot in the Dark

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: The Gang Wrestles for the Troops

Top Chef: Las Vegas: Strip around the World

If you’re not watching It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, you’re missing out.  In its fifth season, this FX comedy never fails to make me LOL… srsly.

(SIDENOTE: The overuse of LOL pisses me off, because very often, I don’t think people are really Laughing Out Loud.  GMS might be more accurate, as in, Gets Me Smiling.  Or TTWH – Thought That Was Humorous.  Or simply S, for S’a'ight.)

Anymilksteak, there’s a trend amongst directors on that show, and I wonder if that plays any part in its biting sensibilities.

POP QUIZ!  What do these guys (Matt Shakman, Fred Savage, and Jerry Levine) have in common?

I just gave you a clue.  They’re some of the directors on Always Sunny.  But as you can also see, they were all child(ish) actors.  Shakman was on Just the Ten of Us, Savage was on The Wonder Years, and Levine was in Teen Wolf, amongst other things (including a TGIF show on ABC that replaced Just the Ten of Us).

This leaves me to wonder… what are their sensibilities behind the camera?  Does the show seek out the directing talent of failed former famous Actors! because they bring experience?  Or does the show succeed because the directors are failed former famous Actors! (because writing has nothing to do with it, right… TTHW)?

(SIDENOTE TOO TWO: There is always a third scenario – the Actors! are simply following the career paths of those before them, i.e. Jodie Foster, Sean Penn, and the king, Ron Howard.  But that’s neither here nor there, nor Coinkydink nor Coinkydonk.)

Another of the show’s directors (and Actors!) is David Hornsby.  He got his start on the fake reality show (which GMS on so many levels), The Joe Schmo Show, and since then he’s had limited success until Always Sunny.  His co-star on that show fared a bitter better…

So let’s get down to brass tacks (a phrase I’ve been hearing more frequently, and that’s S)…

BONUS COINKYDINK OR COINKYDONK: Some of the previous CorC’s flow into one another.  Sam Jones was in Smallville, which was produced by Jeph Loeb, whom wrote Teen Wolf which featured Jerry Levine.  Consider your mind blown…

Worst Show of Last Week: Saturday Night Live (Host: Taylor Swift) – Aside from her monologue song which was cute, this was another terrible episode.  Are they even trying anymore?

The Power Rankings: (may contain mild spoilers)

10. South Park (Episode: “Dances With Smurfs”) – I’m afraid they may have ruined Avatar for me.

9. 30 Rock (Episode: “The Problem Solvers”) – It’s still not great but it’s been getting better. I’m a sucker for any mocking of Canada

8. The Office (Episode: “Murder”) – I’m glad Ed Helms is getting a bigger role this season.

7. How I Met Your Mother (Episode: “Rough Patch”) – If the Barney/Robin break-up doesn’t stick, then this episode will be stupid in retrospect.  Actually it still is kinda stupid. They spent so much time making it appear that Robin and Barney were perfect for each other and then spent the first half of the season disproving that.

6. Friday Night Lights (Episode: “In The Skin Of A Lion”) – That shouting match between Coach Taylor and Vince was one of the most intense sideline confrontations the show has ever done.

5. Community (Episode: “Debate 109″) – My lovefest with Alison Brie continues.  I’m so conflicted. On one hand, Jeff and Annie have better chemistry then Jeff and Britta. On the other hand, was I the only one who thought “Isn’t Annie supposed to be 18-19 and Jeff in his mid-to-late 30s? Ew.”

4. It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia (Episode: “Mac and Dennis Break Up”) – I will never eat an apple the same way again.

3. Glee (Episode: “Wheels”) – Finally! This was probably my third favorite episode of the series thus far (my favorite being ‘Preggers’ – when Kurt comes out to this dad – and my second favorite being the pilot). Ryan Murphy, the show’s creator, said that this is going to be the tone for the show going forward. I hope so.

2. Sons of Anarchy (Episode: “Balm”) – That last scene. Wow! Katey Sagal better at least be nominated for an Emmy.

1. Mad Men (Episode: “Shut The Door. Have A Seat”) – This was probably the most fun that I’ve ever had watching an episode of Mad Men (which is sad considering this episode was the end of the Draper Marriage). The birth of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce was like a caper movie.  They should have called the episode “Draper’s Eleven.”