The Gang Beats Boggs: Ladies Reboot 

For a chance to get one over on the guys, Dee joins an all-female flight with Artemis, the Waitress, Charlie's mom, and Mac's mom to beat the Wade Boggs 'drinking whilst on a flight' record.

Director:

Kat Coiro

Writers:

Rob McElhenney (developed by), Glenn Howerton (developed by)

Stars:

Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, Rob McElhenney

Cast

Episode complete credited cast:
Charlie Day	...	Charlie Kelly
Glenn Howerton	...	Dennis Reynolds (credit only)
Rob McElhenney	...	Mac
Kaitlin Olson	...	Dee Reynolds
Danny DeVito	...	Frank Reynolds
Mary Elizabeth Ellis	...	Waitress
Artemis Pebdani	...	Artemis
Sandy Martin	...	Mrs. Mac
Lynne Marie Stewart	...	Mrs. Kelly
Mary Lynn Rajskub	...	Gail the Snail
Michael Naughton	...	The Waiter
Dawn Alden	...	Martina Navratilova
Jerry Hauck	...	Boss Hogg

Storyline

For a chance to get one over on the guys, Dee joins an all-female flight with Artemis, the Waitress, Charlie's mom, and Mac's mom to beat the Wade Boggs 'drinking whilst on a flight' record.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Certificate:

TV-MA

Details

Release Date:

19 September 2018 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

3 Arts Entertainment, RCG Productions (II), FX Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

21 min

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1 / (high definition)

Did You Know?

Trivia

First episode not to feature Dennis.

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Goofs

In the beginning of the episode the Flight Attendant (The Waiter) recognises Dee and queries why she doesn't recognise him from the restaurant in Philly.

He also mentions that he was their waiter during the Super Bowl in Minnesota, however this has not happened yet in the series and suggests that the episodes are either not in a chronological timeline or the episodes were re-arranged from their original structure.

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Connections

References A League of Their Own (1992)

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Soundtracks

Temptation Sensation (Main Title)
(uncredited)
Written by Heinz Kiessling
Performed by Heinz Kiessling

User Reviews

Painfully mediocre

One of the few episodes in the entire series that just falls short of to the typical standard of quality that Always Sunny usually reaches.

I commend them for trying new ideas, and in some ways it worked well; but overall everything just felt off. A lot of the jokes felt forced, and the characters just don't seem to work as well together as the typical gang we're used to. The obvious message of "women are equal to men" came across as a bit too preachy, which is out of place for this show considering they've covered much more controversial topics without bringing out that same feeling.

Overall, this episode was alright. Some good parts, some bad parts. Nothing particularly special or memorable.