I’ve updated the gallery with stills and screencaptures of Glenn in last night’s season finale of A.P. Bio.

   

“Spring Break: Destination” Education is an annual fundraiser for City Year Los Angeles, the spirited “Spring Break” gathering raised $1.8 million to help keep high-needs students in school and on track to graduate. I’ve updated the gallery with photos of Glenn participating in the event yesterday.

   

I’ve updated the gallery with stills & screencaptures Glenn in A.P.Bio’s episode that aired a couple of days ago titled “Walleye“.

   

I’ve updated the gallery with stills & screencaptures of last week’s episode of A.P.Bio stills & screencaptures.

    

Glenn stopped by The Late Late Show with James Corden last week where he talked about A.P. Bio & the upcoming season of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia that may or may not have Dennis. Check out the videos below and make sure to head to the gallery to check out the appearance photos.

    

I’ve updated the gallery with stills & screencaptures of the latest episodes from A.P. Bio. The show’s renewal news is still pending but we do really hope we’ll get an announcement soon.

   
   

I’ve updated the gallery with high quality screencaptures of Glenn in A.P Bio’s last episode Freakin’ Enamored.

   

   

It feels appropriate to be speaking to Glenn Howerton in the midst of a snowstorm—one so furious that it’s technically thundersnowing. This is the man best known for playing Dennis Reynolds on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and though it’s the opposite of sunny in New York at the moment, the character that made Howerton famous is like a bad weather system that spoils everything it touches. He’s essentially the show’s main character, and also its most unpalatable: vain, exploitative, and prone to fits of incredible rage. A man who, fittingly, likes to see himself as a force of nature in his own right, having once threatened to come down on a man “like the crashing of a thousand waves.”

A character like Dennis is hard to escape, especially for the actor who’s been writing and playing him for twelve seasons. It was a shock when it was announced Howerton would be stepping down from the cult classic FX show to head his own NBC sitcom, A.P. Bio, as Jack Griffin, a misanthrope teacher more interested in destroying his Harvard nemesis than he is actually teaching kids a single thing. It’s certainly within his wheelhouse, but an hour with Howerton reveals just how thoughtful he is with the roles he selects, and the one he’s been inextricably tied to—for better or worse—for thirteen years.

GQ sat down with Howerton—thundersnow notwithstanding—to discuss this new phase of his career, the fallacy of the “American Dream,” and what he regrets about the early seasons of Sunny. [Source]

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There was a lot of confusion online about episode titles and air times thanks to NBC releasing the first 3 episodes online then switching the air dates on March 02. I decided that I’ll work with the NBC release information on the official site as opposed to the airing schedule.

I’ve updated the gallery with the latest stills and screencaptures of new episodes that aired the last 2 weeks.

   
   

Glenn was in New York a couple of days ago where he visited SiriusXM and then attended the NBC Mid Season Press Junket with other NBC stars Ben Feldman. Check out the photos below.