Ep 9. Dee Reynolds: Shaping America's Youth

In this episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Dee Reynolds takes on the challenge of becoming a substitute teacher in order to prove to herself and her friends that she can be a responsible adult. However, things quickly spiral out of control as Dee tries to connect with her students by turning her classroom into a gang prevention program.

Meanwhile, Charlie and Mac decide to start a business selling "milk steak," a dish consisting of steak soaked in milk, and attempt to get their product into a high-end restaurant. Their efforts are not successful, but they do manage to catch the attention of a group of hipsters who mistake the milk steak for a trendy new food item.

Dennis, on the other hand, spends the day trying to seduce one of the mothers who is picking up her child from Dee's class. He uses his well-honed manipulative tactics and lies to try and convince the woman to have sex with him, but things don't go quite according to plan.

As the day wears on, Dee's attempts at saving her students from a life of gang violence begin to border on the absurd, and soon she is leading the class in a bizarre interpretive dance routine. The parents of the students become alarmed and begin to question the school's choice of substitute teacher.

Throughout all of this, the usual cast of characters are up to their usual antics, with Frank showing off his latest gun purchase to everyone he meets and engaging in a completely unnecessary car chase with a group of teenagers.

Dee Reynolds: Shaping America's Youth is a hilarious episode that offers a satirical take on the issues facing modern education and the challenges of being an adult. With its off-the-wall humor and over-the-top plot, this episode is sure to leave viewers laughing and shaking their heads at the same time.