For years now (12, to be exact), FX's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has aired exclusively on FXX. Earlier this year Bleeding Cool wrote an argument for Sunny moving back to FX that I really resonated with, because Sunny airing on FXX is something that's seemed nonsensical to me for the past few years, too:
FXX was launched as FX's comedy channel back in 2013, which made sense at the time, but every new FX comedy for the past few years (see: English Teacher and Adults) isn't going anywhere near the "dedicated comedy channel".. they're all getting primetime airing slots on FX, while FXX is almost exclusively dedicated to Family Guy marathons (you'll never guess what's on FXX right now as I type this). Furthermore, viewership is further restricted on FXX, as it's not a standard cable channel like FX is. FX keeping Sunny tied exclusively to their "re-run channel" almost feels like a slight at this point, like it's the show they're hiding away from public eyes (alright, maybe it is, lmao). And while (at least as far as I'm aware) RCG don't seem to care about where their show airs, it's something that's been a personal gripe of mine for awhile.
So it really stuck out to me, then, that when they announced the airdate for Season 17 along with dropping the Crossover teaser, they "announced" that the Season would premiere on FX:
Though a bit later the Sunny Instagram dropped a little bar napkin promo, which had FXX on it, so I figured the FX was likely a website typo.
Interestingly enough, though, this has happened again. While the graphic promos (posters and teasers) we are getting say FXX on them, the website updated again to state FX...
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