These days, Rob McElhenney seems to spend a large chunk of his time running a Welsh football club and hanging out with Ryan Reynolds.
But he’s also somehow found time to keep the show he co-created, “It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia,” running into what is now its 16th season.The show already broke a record with its 15th season, becoming the longest-running live-action comedy series in American TV history, overtaking “The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet” to claim the top spot.
For a show about a gang of degenerate yet lovable sociopaths, that’s quite an achievement, especially considering it almost went off the air after its first season, before McElhenny and his cast agreed to add some special sauce in the form of Danny DeVito.
It’s also impressive considering “It’s Always Sunny” managed to beat out other shows and claim the record for the wordiest show on television, reportedly delivering…
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