the dickish characterisations/general amorality and absurd scheming/plotting etc i guess. i also believe they took a lot of influence from british comedy, and before i read that i always felt the show was in the fawlty towers tradition of unhinged morally bankrupt farce and generally loud, manic assholery. curb is another thing that influenced them iirc.
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia has 5 characters and Seinfeld mostly revolves around each character's dating life and then the inner workings of the friendship shared by the group.
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia is nothing like that.
charlie and the waitress? D trying to find love? Dennis not being gay? Mac (EDITED FROM CHARLIE HATERS) and Dennis not being gay? come on It's a good show but it's incredibly influenced by Seinfeld
on peterson, was curious to your assessment to our previous discussion about him not being to (christian) religious?
I never said it wasn't influenced by Seinfeld, I'd wager most post-90's sitcoms are.
Rather I was just confused that people were saying it was basically Seinfeld C+P via a gutter.
I don't remember our previous discussion much, except that I just disagreed with the way you characterised him. You were being very irrational and it was overwhelmingly clear that you had already made up your mind about him and trying to add any nuance to your view was a waste of effort on my part.
I've encountered similar things recently with some friends that are now alt-right and suddenly despise people because they're Jewish or a cuck or something. Sometimes it's just not worth fighting through someone's intense bias and determination to see someone through only one lens.
If Jordan Peterson is too religious for you, you're too anti-religious to even reason with imo.
Oh and PS: it's Mac who is implied as gay, not Dennis.