15 Ways Our Movie And TV Favs Celebrated St. Patrick's Day

St. Patrick’s Day is a horrible bacchanal of the most mystifying accents, the color green in all its shades, and more alcohol than anyone can reasonably stand because suddenly everyone in the United States has an ancestor from Ireland. It’s one of the more popular holidays around, and while there’s a large reason for why everything goes down the way it does, if you’re an American, you mostly remember it for the scent of vomit or McDonald’s Shamrock Shakes. But there’s so much more. Not that most of your favorite television shows will cover that, but that’s all right. The reason for the season matters less than the season in the person? Is that a saying? Well, it is now!
Here’s how some of your favorite shows and characters have celebrated the most wonderful time of the year. (PS - Count the leprechauns, if it ends on even, you’re in love!)

Source: Vents Magazine
The Office

Source: IMDb
Charlie catches a leprechaun

Sources: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Wiki, Uproxx
The Fugitive is set on Saint Patrick’s Day

Source: CrimeReads
The parade and drunk exes are featured in this 30 Rock St. Paddy Day’s Episode

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The Belchers set up a party on Pt. Paddy's

Source: Bob’s Burgers Wiki
Leprechaun was almost a kids’ movie

Sources: Wicked Horror, FanFest
Phil Fondacaro stars as a magic leprechaun in this episode

Source: Watch the Holidays
Flight of the Doves

Source: IMDb
All in the Family series finale is a St. Paddy’s Day episode

Source: IMDb
Cheers has the better third installment in an 80s Wars trilogy

Source: IMDb
Charmed witches help leprechauns from, let’s say, demons

Source: IMDb
Between the Canals is a slacker-esque crime story taking place on Saint Patty’s Day

Source: The Irish Times
A leprechaun features in this early Bewitched episode

Source: Other Holiday Specials Wiki
Boondock Saints has the best spirit

Source: Quotes.net