Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
In a chapter focused almost entirely on Matthew "Cricket" Mara (David Hornsby's forever spiraling priest-turned-homeless derelict), Always Sunny began to take us out of its 12th season with an out of the box-style episode akin to Buffy's "The Zeppo." Basically, a side story all about a secondary character (or in Cricket's case, an afterthought/punching bag) off on a peripheral adventure while the main characters continued to live their lead narratives.
In this case even, Cricket's story, we'd discover, was going on specifically during the episodes "PTSDee" and "The Gang Tends Bar." This is what that ol' PCP smoker was up to in between MC'ing the male stripper show at Paddy's to - well - smoking PCP on Valentine's Day in Paddy's.
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In a chapter focused almost entirely on Matthew "Cricket" Mara (David Hornsby's forever spiraling priest-turned-homeless derelict), Always Sunny began to take us out of its 12th season with an out of the box-style episode akin to Buffy's "The Zeppo." Basically, a side story all about a secondary character (or in Cricket's case, an afterthought/punching bag) off on a peripheral adventure while the main characters continued to live their lead narratives.
In this case even, Cricket's story, we'd discover, was going on specifically during the episodes "PTSDee" and "The Gang Tends Bar." This is what that ol' PCP smoker was up to in between MC'ing the male stripper show at Paddy's to - well - smoking PCP on Valentine's Day in Paddy's.
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