It'S Always Sunny In Philadelphia: Season 1 [Edizione: Regno Unito]

This 'slacker-com' began life as an independent project with little more than a single digital camera and a budget of 200 dollars, Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, and Glenn Howerton taped the pilot episode for a series about three over aged slackers, friends since school, who ran a spectacularly unprofitable Irish bar in Philadelphia. Most of the humour in IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA arose from the inflated egos and low-watt IQs of the three male characters, Mac (McElhenney), Charlie (Day), and Dennis (Howerton), as they endeavour to maintain their blue-collar values and machismo in the face of such social political challenges as racism, homophobia, abortion, and feminism. Added to the cast for the series proper was Kaitlin Olson as Dennis' sister, Dee, the most sensible of the bunch, albeit perennially unlucky in matters of the heart.