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Kevin Jacobsen

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Host of @OscarRunnerUp and @TheGlennPod • Content Update Editor at @EW • @DorianAwards member • Glenn Close defender • Bi guy

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The 25 greatest episodes of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia

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By Dennis Perkins, Kevin Jacobsen
| Entertainment Weekly Verified
As we prepare for more unhinged hijinks when season 18 premieres on Aug. 17, 2026, find our chronological ranking of the 25 best It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia episodes ahead. Even as stars Glenn Howerton, Charlie Day, Rob Mac, Kaitlin Olson , and Danny DeVito explore other opportunities in the industry, the Gang continues to return for season after season of hijinks at Paddy’s Pub.
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Every Star Wars TV show ranked, from Andor to The Bad Batch Original

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By Kevin Jacobsen, Ruth Ogles Johnson
| Entertainment Weekly Verified
While notable for being some of the first real Star Wars media after Star Wars: Episode VI — Return of the Jedi (1983), Droids and Ewoks are very much of their time. Though there’s nothing wrong with being a little dated or vintage, it doesn’t feel fair to put these two slighter shows up against their bolder, bigger, better-budgeted descendants. They are available to watch on Disney+ if you care to view two curios of Star Wars‘ vaunted past. Two series are not ranked, but they are noted below.
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The 27 best episodes of Family Guy to date, from old-school classics to newer favorites

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By Chris Snellgrove, Kevin Jacobsen
| Entertainment Weekly Verified
While the series (created by and starring Seth MacFarlane ) has its lesser episodes with provocative jokes that don’t always land, its gut-busting genius can be found throughout its run. Think, for example, of “PTV,” the season 4 episode in which the show lampoons the FCC’s rules and strictures, or “Road to the Multiverse,” which gives us alternate versions of the Griffin family, with pop culture references aplenty. It seems today, that all you see...is episodes of Family Guy on TV.
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