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Hulu streams season 18 of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" starting August 18

Season 18 of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" premieres on August 18, available for streaming on Hulu, which also hosts previous seasons. The show's return is significant for its record-breaking lโ€ฆ

Where to Stream โ€˜Itโ€™s Always Sunny in Philadelphiaโ€™ Season 18 Online
Rolling Stone โ€” 17 August 2026
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The long-awaited 18th season of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" premieres on August 18. Fans can catch new episodes on Hulu, where all previous seasons are also available for streaming.

The show's return is significant as it continues to break records for longevity in television comedy. First airing in 2005, "It's Always Sunny" has developed a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim for its sharp humor and bold storytelling. This season comes after a brief hiatus, with the previous season concluding in 2021. The delay was partly due to the pandemic, which affected production schedules across the industry. Now, as the entertainment landscape returns to a semblance of normalcy, the show's creators are eager to bring back the gang of misfits for more outrageous antics.

Fans are already buzzing with excitement, especially after a teaser trailer hinted at new storylines that push the boundaries of comedy. Each member of the cast, including Charlie Day, Rob McElhenney, and Kaitlin Olson, is set to reprise their iconic roles. The show's unique ability to tackle controversial topics with humor has kept it relevant, and early reactions suggest this season will not shy away from provocative themes. Viewership numbers from past seasons indicate that the show has a solid following, making it a critical asset for Hulu as they compete with other streaming services.

Looking ahead, "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" is expected to continue its trend of pushing comedic boundaries while exploring new adventures for the gang. As the season unfolds, fans will be eager to see how the characters evolve and what fresh challenges they face. The show's ability to stay current and satirical is what keeps fans coming back, making this season one to watch.

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