In particular I'm fond of the "Night Man Cometh," which revolves around a musical Charlie writes to woo his love, who is simply known as "The Waitress." This by far the wackiest episode ever, and that's saying something.
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"Night Man Cometh" is also the inspiration for the best (of the limited) extras. The gang put on a live expanded version of this episode, which is on the DVD. The episode includes extra songs and offers a personal feel that kind of freaks me out.
The extras are really disappointing for this season, especially considering all the extra content that is available on HULU. I thought at the very least they'd repackage some of that stuff for the DVD, but instead we're limited to the live episode, a story from DEnnis Reynolds' erotic life and a blooper reel that isn't long at all.
Luckily the episodes are so funny that I'm not too bummed about the lack of extras. I would recommend buying this season if you can get it for under $30, which you can at Amazon. Also, watch ALWAYS SUNNY now, as it is currently in its fifth season on FX.
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