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The Gang Buys a Roller Rink
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Season 15, Episode 3
Airdate December 8, 2021
Production Number XIP015003
Written by Rob Rosell &
David Hornsby
Directed by Richie Keen
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It's Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaSeason Fifteen

The Gang Buys a Roller Rink is the third episode of the fifteenth season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and the one hundred fifty-seventh episode overall.

Starring: Charlie Day (Charlie Kelly), Glenn Howerton (Dennis Reynolds), Rob McElhenney (Mac), Kaitlin Olson (Dee Reynolds)

and Danny DeVito (Frank Reynolds)

Co-Starring: Frank Collison (Smokey), Jordyn Chang (Tonya), Blake Dang (Brad)

Contents

Plot Overview

With news that the roller rink is closing the gang reminisces back to when they had hoped to buy it.

Notes

Music

  • Fatboy Slim - "Praise You"

Arc Advancement

Happenings

  • It's revealed that the gang bought Paddy's back in 1998 when they thought the owner was going to have to sell it, only to learn he was talking about the bar he owned, but went forward with buying it.

Characters

  • It's revealed that Diandra's nickname of "Sweet Dee" came about because of her upbeat demeanour. It's implied that her 180 turn in personality came about after taking a hard to the head.

Referbacks

Trivia

The Show

  • While there have been some flashbacks in previous episodes, this is the first in the series to show the whole gang before the start of the series.

Behind the Scenes

Allusions and References

Memorable Moments

Quotes

  • Charlie: Dennis looks like Jerry Seinfeld.
Dennis: Oh, thanks, man. Yeah, that's kind of what I was going for. Yeah
Dee: I don't like how mean they are to each other on that show.
  • Mac: Hey, when you going to Hollywood, Dee?
Dee: Tomorrow. Yeah, this is my last night in Philly. I'm actually super nervous.
Charlie: Oh, you got nothing to be nervous about.
Dennis: No, you're gonna do great out there, sis. They're gonna love you.
Mac: You just have so much natural charisma and you're so funny.
  • Dennis: Guys, thank you so much for not making fun of the size of her feet. They're - They're very big.
Charlie: Oh, no, dude. I would never make fun of her physical attributes.
  • Charlie: Hey, he's giving me one of those, um, email addresses.
Dennis: Whoa.
Mac: Email? Mark my words, nobody will ever use email. The Internet is a fad for nerds.
  • Mac: Mobile phones. Fads for yuppies. Mark my words, Charlie, those things will never catch on.
  • Dennis: Listen, if I may be so bold, I know you like to usually do your business in private, but, uh, I'd like to join you.
Frank: Huh? You - You want to join us?
Dennis: Yeah. Or I can just sit in the corner and watch. I - I just want to learn.
Frank: Well - Well - Well, that's-that's a little weird, Dennis. I - I don't know about that.
Dennis: How am I supposed to learn if you don't show me how to do it?
Frank: You don't know how?
Dennis: No. I don't know anything. The guys were teasing me about it earlier.
Frank: Well, I probably would tease you, too.
Dennis: Yeah, but-but, I mean, it's not my fault. You never showed me anything.
Frank: I thought this was something you'd learn in school.
Dennis: Well...
Frank: Well, I - I don't - I don't love this Dennis, but, if you want, you can sit in the corner and watch. But no eye contact 'cause that'll throw me off my game.
  • Dennis: Wha... What was that?
Frank: That's how it's done. Uh, it was a little fast, but she was hot.
Dennis: I f... I feel like I just watched you have sex with a prostitute.
Frank: Yeah.
Dennis: Why?!
Frank: What do you mean why? It was your idea.
Dennis: I didn't want to watch you have sex!
Frank: I didn't want you to watch me have sex, either!
Dennis: I thought you were gonna show me what you do at work!
Frank: This is what I do at work.
Dennis: Well... does mom know about this?
Frank: Don't bring your mother into this. I'm not gonna let you watch next time.
Dennis: I don't want to watch next time! I didn't want to watch this time!
Frank: All right, look, you're officially fired.
Dennis: What! What?
Frank: This is not working out for me, Dennis. You - You... You watched me bang, I mean, and now you're whining. You're gonna go cry to your mommy. It's too much.
Dennis: I don't even know what it is I'm being fired from.
Frank: Look... Here. Here's five grand.
Dennis: What - What is this?
Frank: That's to keep your mouth shut. That's your paycheck.
Dennis: I - I don't understand. What is happening?!
Frank: That's your severance pay.
Dennis: My sever...
Frank: Go on.
Dennis: I don't understand any of this!
  • Dee: Charlie, can you tighten the axle nuts on these? My friends and I are working on sort of a farewell routine.
Mac: Oh, got to tighten them "deez nuts". Deez nuts. They're your nuts, so I said, "Dee's nuts." Like...
Dee: Yeah, I - I'm sorry. I just don't find crass humour that funny.
  • Mac: Charlie, in 20 years, everybody's gonna have a beeper. Mark my words.
  • Charlie: How was work with your dad?
Dennis: Oh, uh, yeah, it was cool. You know, um, I learned a lot, but I - I don't really think it's for me.
Mac: Oh? Really? Why? Like, what it is? What - What's the work?
Dennis: Uh, it's - it's - it's complicated, you know? It - It's, um, messy, and - and - and I don't want to describe what I saw.
Charlie: Why?
Dennis: Look, suffice it to say, I - I don't want to have anything to do with that kind of business, you know what I mean? And I'm starting to think that my dad's a bad man.
Charlie: Really?
Mac: You know what, man? You can go your own way. You're your own man. Mark my words, you're probably never gonna see that guy again for the rest of your life.
Dennis: I hope not.
  • Charlie: Guys, check this out. What if we... what if we went into business, like, for ourselves?
Mac: Yeah.
Charlie: You know?
Dennis: Yeah.
Charlie: Like - Like, we do what Dennis's dad does at work, right, but we do it with each other.
Dennis: You don't want to do what my dad does, okay? And definitely not with each other.