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In Philadelphia, it’s always sunny… And at Paddy’s Pub, it’s always a little off… And here at Film School Rejects, we like giving away free stuff. That said, here’s a sweet giveaway.

Rob Hunter loves movies. He also loves slinging hash and pouring stout at The Slaughtered Lamb. These two joys come together in the form of cash money payments that he receives every week and immediately uses to buy more DVDs. This week we take a look at a couple furry manimals, some suspense from abroad, and a mother who covers her kitchen floor with warm milk fresh from the source (and I don’t mean a cow).

Ms. Olson was brave enough to suffer the quick-fire gauntlet of a round of 20 Questions with FSR while doing a little bit of press for her upcoming indie comedy Weather Girl. One question remains: why is she excited about Danny DeVito getting naked?

Robert Fure isn’t laughing when it comes to laugh tracks and he wants you to know about it.

In the season finale, Charlie writes a musical for the gang to act in, inspired by his fictional folk-song superbeing, “Dayman.”

In order to get their bar put on a historical tour of Philly, Mac, Dennis, and Charlie make up a story about how they cracked the Liberty Bell in 1776.

In order to make sure Dennis’ new memoir doesn’t succumb to the same fate as the author of “Million Little Pieces,” Mac and Frank decide to re-enact some of the outlandish things in Dennis’ book.

Someone has pooped in Frank and Charlie’s bed; Mac and Dennis investigate. Dee wishes to live a “Sex in the City” lifestyle with the Waitress and her drama buddy Artemus.

In the first four episodes of the new season, the gang covers a myriad of topics ranging from hunting homeless people to torture to cashing in on viral videos.

No, she’s not one of those “Olsens.” Though we are pretty sure that if she were in a room with Mary-Kate and Ashley, she would either (a) drink them under the table or (b) kick their asses.

Brian Gibson loves to buy DVDs. Come with him on his weekly journey into the depths of credit card debt as he tells you what to buy, rent and avoid.

Blood, sweat and tears were poured into this week’s Fall TV Preview by the FSR staff, and what better way could there be to bring it all to an end than to compile our favorite upcoming shows into one of our world famous top ten lists?

Robert Fure gets back to his Pennsylvania roots by hanging with The Gang from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” on the set of their 1776 adventure!

We continue our Fall TV Preview with a look at the best shows that Thursday night has to offer…

Alright, so maybe devious isn’t the best word for a few t-shirts and a poster, but what else can you really say about the hit FX comedy “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”?

Speaking of inappropriate humor and making fun of just about everything you shouldn’t, we’ve got a nice little surprise for you today, courtesy of the folks over at FX.

I am anxiously awaiting the start of the fourth season, which will hit the airwaves of FX on September 18 at 10:00pm. And in an attempt to drum up some buzz for the fourth season, the drunken comedic masterminds set off to do a little music video entitled “Going Back to Philly.”