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What is the title of the episode with the time 12:45 AM, on a Thursday?
Which episode takes place at 11:45 AM, on a Tuesday?
What is the episode corresponding to 9:45 PM, on a Friday?
What is the title of the episode that has no defined time?
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What episode represents the title 'Gun Fever'?
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What is the title for the episode labeled as 3/1?
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What is the title for the episode labeled as 'The Nightman Cometh'?
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What is the title for episode number '5/6'?
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What episode corresponds to 'The Gang Gets Extreme: Home Makeover Edition'?
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Study Notes
Title Card Overviews
- "The Gang Gets Racist": Set at 12:45 AM on a Thursday, focuses on controversial humor.
- "Charlie Wants an Abortion": Takes place at 11:45 AM on a Tuesday, highlights social issues.
- "Underage Drinking: A National Concern": Airs at 9:45 PM on a Friday, addresses youth drinking culture.
Episode Themes
- "Charlie Has Cancer": Explores dark comedy and personal health crisis.
- "Gun Fever": Engages with themes of gun culture and societal reactions.
- "The Gang Finds a Dead Guy": Blends humor with a morbid scenario.
Character Dynamics
- "Charlie Got Molested": Delves into childhood trauma through comedic lens.
- "Charlie Gets Crippled": Discusses disability and its implications humorously.
- "The Gang Goes Jihad": A controversial episode tackling political and religious themes.
Societal Issues
- "Dennis and Dee Go on Welfare": Examines welfare and economic struggles.
- "Mac Bangs Dennis' Mom": Explores relationships and interpersonal conflicts.
- "Hundred Dollar Baby": A parody of boxing and personal struggles.
Relationship Challenges
- "The Gang Gives Back": Addresses themes of philanthropy and self-interest.
- "The Gang Exploits a Miracle": Focuses on exploiting circumstances for personal gain.
- "The Gang Runs for Office": Examines political ambitions and incompetence.
Americana and Identity
- "Charlie Goes America All Over Everybody's Ass": Celebrates American culture humorously.
- "Dennis and Dee Get a New Dad": Family dynamics and identity crises are explored.
- "The Gang Finds a Dumpster Baby": Discusses societal neglect with dark humor.
Unique Concepts
- "The Aluminum Monster vs. Fatty Magoo": Combines pop culture critique and original storytelling.
- "The Gang Solves the North Korea Situation": Satirical take on international politics.
- "Frank Sets Sweet Dee on Fire": Dark humor surrounding personal relationships.
Dark Humor Elements
- "Sweet Dee's Dating a Retarded Person": Laughs about controversial relationship choices.
- "Mac is a Serial Killer": Parody of the crime genre.
- "Dennis Looks Like a Registered Sex Offender": Critique of societal judgment through humor.
Series Progression
- "The Gang Gets Whacked": Introduces crime and chaotic antics.
- "The Gang Gets Whacked Part 2": Continuation of chaotic storylines and character development.
- "Bums: Making a Mess All Over the City": Social commentary on homelessness.
Creativity and Challenges
- "Mac and Dennis: Manhunters": A comedic take on survival and resourcefulness.
- "The Gang Solves the Gas Crisis": Tackles environmental issues through a comedic narrative.
- "America's Next Top Paddy's Billboard Model Contest": Parodies reality TV and beauty standards.
Interpersonal Relationships
- "Mac's Banging the Waitress": Explores romantic entanglements among friends.
- "Mac and Charlie Die": Deals with themes of mortality and humor.
- "Who Pooped The Bed?": Absurdity of relationships and misunderstandings.
Consequences and Responsibilities
- "Paddy's Pub: The Worst Bar in Philadelphia": Self-deprecating humor within the business context.
- "Dennis Reynolds: An Erotic Life": Examines personal ambition and fantasy.
- "Sweet Dee Has a Heart Attack": Highlights physical health issues through comedic storytelling.
Finality and Resolution
- "The Gang Cracks the Liberty Bell": Explores historical parody and American culture.
- "The Gang Gets Extreme: Home Makeover Edition": Addresses lifestyle shows through satire.
- "The Nightman Cometh": A musical episode that blends comedy and parody creatively.
Current Events and Economic Issues
- "The Gang Exploits the Mortgage Crisis": Comments on economic downturn and exploitation.
- "The Great Recession": Reflects on societal impacts of financial crises humorously.
- "The Gang Wrestles for the Troops": Parody on patriotism and military culture.
Concluding Themes
- "Mac Fights Gay Marriage": Engages with LGBTQ themes humorously.
- "Dennis Gets Divorced": Delves into personal relationships and change.
- "The Gang Buys a Boat": Explores materialism and adventure in a comedic context.
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Test your knowledge of the iconic title cards from 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.' This quiz features key phrases from various episodes and their corresponding timestamps. See how well you remember these memorable moments from the show!
