ICYMI: Now only do we have a filming update on ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia Season 16 to pass along, but we also have a great CharlieKelly/UncleJack blooper clip originally from the podcast. / SunnyFXX IASIP TheSunnyPodcast
\nWith filming continuing on FXX's 16th season of the Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, Kaitlin Olson & Danny DeVito-starring It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, we were hoping to get some update during this week's episode of The Always Sunny Podcast. Alas, it was slightly lacking . But thanks to IASIP writer, director & EP Megan Ganz, we have an update to pass along courtesy of the magic of social media.
\nNew ep, The Great Recession, out now! Come pal around with your favorite pod. ☀️🎧#thesunnypodcast #newep #charlieday @GlennHowerton @RMcElhenney @meganganz pic.twitter.
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