Continuing the theme of awesome breaking TV news, it was reported last night that FOX has greenlit a pilot from "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" creator, and noted temporary big fat guy, Rob McElhenney.

Ordinarily I find gag reels a complete bore, especially if they're from a sitcom -- I prefer to hear the jokes told correctly.

FX has released a couple of new featurettes about Season 7 of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," and by the looks of it, the show hasn't lost a step despite its lengthy run.

We're exactly a month away from Always Sunny Season 7 and ever since the Hallmark promos hit the web I've been internally debating whether I'm more excited for football or the debut of Fat Mac.

The Gang on “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” -- which returns for its seventh season on September 15 -- means to do well.

"It's Always Sunny Philadelphia" may very well be the most depraved comedy on television.

As Matt discussed a couple weeks ago, Rob McElhenney (Mac) from "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia" put on fifty pounds for the show's seventh season.

Last week, we learned that the previously fit and rakish Rob McElhenney gained fifty pounds to play Mac on the upcoming season of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," for no better reason than he thought it would be funny if his character got fat.

I highlighted this story in the links yesterday, but none of you A-holes read the stories that I painstakingly compile for you, so here it is again: ScreenJunkies visited the set of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," where they learned that the normally fit and muscular Rob McElhenney had added fifty pounds to play Mac this coming season.