The Gang Solves the Bathroom Problem

Hands down one of the best episodes in a while, which is surprising considering the show is in its 13th season. It remains original and absolutely hilarious today, and the veteran cast's chemistry built over 13 seasons definitely shines in this episode. It tackles another modern political problem with hilarity, aided by the move to FXX where F-bombs and the like are more freely dropped, making those classic moments among the Gang even better. Some of the lines in this episode are so unprecedented in modern TV comedies that they had me in stitches to the point I had to pause a number of times just to catch my breath. The fact that the episode never left Paddy's or involved any minor characters shows just how exceptional the writing and acting performance is on this show. Anyone offended by this being "too PC" of an episode clearly hasn't watched the entire series and should go pour themselves a glass of warm milk and watch Nickelodeon instead.

Sunny is keep getting more funny, more honest and more intelligent.

Funny episode that addresses a current issue "Cereal Defense" style. It amazes me this show hasn't dipped in quality after 13 years. Keep em coming.

You can see the real benefit of the writers being the characters here... You really can tell how much more love and care goes in to making these characters incredibly entertaining. I find myself coming back to this episode often.

This season of Sunny feels so far somewhat uninspired but this episode seem to hit a new low unseen through out the entire series. It felt like a low budget effort based on a first draft of a script left in a drawer in Rob Mcelhenney's house, Not one scene made me even smirk and the characters felt like they are spewing their lines as shadows of their former selves.

I really hope this season will pick up from now on but this episode certainly felt like they've jumped the shark.