There are certain elements to these episodes that have resulted in them being dropped from streaming altogether.
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia is an American sitcom that knows no bounds, and is far from the politically correct media that we are seeing today. The long-running series has most recently premiered its sixteenth season, which has received great reception and maintained its cult following.
Season 6, Episode 9, "Dee Reynolds: Shaping America’s Youth" As Dee and Charlie have gone back to high school, Mac, Dennis, and Frank decide to do a fan film of Lethal Weapon 5. Here ensues a discussion of the use of blackface, and then Mac actually in blackface while performing the role of Roger Murtaugh as they reshoot the scenes.
Season 9, Episode 9, "The Gang Makes Lethal Weapon 6" Sounds familiar? This episode is another attempt by the gang to create another fan film of the cult-classic franchise, this time begging a bank teller to finance the film. As in "Dee Reynolds: Shaping America's Youth," Mac appears in blackface in his portrayal of Roger Murtaugh.
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