It's the return of one of the best comedy power hours around, now on an all-new network -- FXX.

That's right, FX has spawned a separate comedy-centric channel simply by adding one extra "X" to the name. But the content is still the same and still hilarious, leading off with the long-running It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, now in its ninth year of bad behavior and semi-improvised laughs. That's followed by the still-young The League, which has evolved beyond its fantasy football origins to become the dark-hearted stepchild of a sitcom like Friends. Occasional guest stars Seth Rogen and Jayma Mays has already been announced as returning alongside regulars like Paul Scheer, Mark Duplass, Katie Aselton and Nick Kroll, but really we just want confirmation that we'll be seeing more of Jason Mantzoukas's Rafi, the most adorable deranged person around.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia ninth-season premiere debuts at 10 PM on FXX, followed by the fifth season premiere of The League at 10:30 PM. Meanwhile, FXX's parent channel, FX, is airing a new episode of the decidedly unfunny drama The Bridge at 10 PM, the same time that Comedy Central says farewell to Futurama… for real this time.