Tonight, there are new episodes of the hit FX animated series, Archer: Vice and Chozen. Meanwhile, two of the favorite shows have left the network for the sister/spin-off channel, FXX. It’s Always Sunny has survived cancellation for at least one more season. Wilfred also made the move for its final season.
Tonight is an all new episode of Archer: Vice. The offical plot snyopsis for tonight's new episode, titled “Southbound and Down,” reads:
“Malory buys a bus and takes everyone on a road trip. Put that hammer down and give it hell.”
Next up from HBO’s Eastbound and Down producers comes the new animated comedy, Chozen. The show features Saturday Night Live cast member, Bobby Moynihan as a newly released from prison, gay white rapper.
The official plot synopsis for next week's all new episode of Chozen, titled "I'm With the Contraband," reads:
“Chozen launches a criminal enterprise at the university.”
Meanwhile, former FX series It’s Always Sunny In Philidelpha has moved to FXX.
The series creator, and one of the five leads, Rob McElhenney, A,K.A. Mac, recently spoke with The Hollywod Reporter about when the series will come to an end. Where the gang all agreed that they want to keep it going as long as it is fun, McElhenney told the publications that they are discussing a series end game:
"We've bounced around some ideas about how to end the show, but Glenn, Charlie and I are really going to have to sit down and come up with one that pleases us and pleases the fans."
Glenn Howerton, A.K.A Dennis Reynolds, also added:
“There was a time when season nine might have been the last season--and, interestingly enough, as important a decision as this is, the three of us came to an idea of how to end the show that we all really liked a lot and are leaning toward. That's not to say it will be the one we end up with.”
The show Wilfred is also heading over to the FXX for it’s fourth and final season.
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