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Glenn Howerton Almost Quit ‘It’s Always Sunny’ Over Fears The Show “Peaked”

  • Glenn Howerton expressed concerns that the show "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" might have "peaked" after 17 seasons during a panel celebrating its 20th anniversary.
  • He mentioned feeling "boxed in" and anxious about the show's longevity, while still appreciating the show.
  • Creator Rob McElhenney noted that Howerton attempted to leave several times, but they continued to write him into the show until he confirmed his return.
  • Despite his past doubts, Howerton believes the show can continue to stay fresh and inventive.
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Deadline broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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