Charlie's Home Alone

"Charlie's Home Alone"
Information
Season	Thirteen
Episode	Eight
Writer(s)	Adam Weinstock & Andy Jones
Air Date	October 24, 2018

"Charlie's Home Alone" is the eighth episode of the thirteenth season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. It aired on October 24, 2018.

Plot

2:40 PM, On a Saturday, One Year Ago, Philadelphia, PA

Synopsis

It's the weekend of Super Bowl LII, this time from Charlie's perspective. While Charlie searches the back office for Green Man, Cricket steals the suit leaving Charlie home alone to defend himself.

Cast

Starring

• Charlie Day as Charlie Kelly
• Glenn Howerton as Dennis Reynolds (credit only)
• Rob McElhenney as Mac
• Kaitlin Olson as Dee Reynolds
• Danny DeVito as Frank Reynolds

Guest Starring

• Mary Elizabeth Ellis as The Waitress
• David Hornsby as Cricket
• Travis Schuldt as Ben Smith
• Lance Barber as Bill Ponderosa
• Andrew Friedman as Uncle Jack
• TJ Hoban as Rex
• Beau Allen as Himself
• Jason Kelce as Himself

Co-Starring

• Andrew Hawtrey as Marv
• Bryan Coffee as Harry
• Merrill Reese as Announcer

Trivia

• This episode is part of a two-part episode, continued in "The Gang Wins the Big Game."
• This episode resumes censoring "fuck" for unknown reasons. The word had not been censored in any of Season 13 prior, but was beeped when used by guest star Jason Kelce.
• This episode takes place on Saturday, February 3, 2018 and Sunday, February 4,2018. He starts the countdown clock on Saturday at 4:00pm with 26 1/2 hours until the Super Bowl that starts 6:30pm Sunday. He passes out from blood loss and other things, losing large chunks of time.
• The title is a reference to the 1990 holiday comedy Home Alone, as are several subsequent scenes (Charlie rummaging through everyone else's stuff, trying aftershave, setting traps in the bar, etc.)
• Charlie's rat bat, that he was previously given to him as a present in Charlie Kelly: King of the Rats, reappears.
• Charlie's "Dram Bok", which we saw in the episode "Charlie Kelly: King of the Rats", can be seen in the box of stuff that Charlie looks through to try to find the Green Man costume.
• The countdown clock Charlie uses appears to be the same one Dennis used to count down the "24 hour news cycle" in "Wolf Cola: A Public Relations Nightmare".
• Dennis does not appear in this episode, despite the fact that Glenn Howerton is credited during the opening credits.

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