Kaitlin Olson’s Favorite It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia Episode Is Perfect

Undoubtedly, Kaitlin Olson’s Dee Reynolds “It is always sunny in Philadelphia” is one character that gets the most anger, physical and emotional abuse and cruel jokes that can be imagined in his appearance, personality and literally everything he ever does. It is not that he does not deserve it – Dee is as harmful, selfish and manipulative as the rest of the gang – but sometimes legiti is overwhelming (though still hilarious) to watch the character’s entertaining insults and enthusiastic atrocities.

In particular, however, there is one episode where Deella has had just enough and no longer can take constant degeneration and mercy, spirally, for deeply attached depression and excessive self -temptation. Season 9, “The Gang Broke Dee”, is also a episode where the character seems to be able to achieve some recognition by utilizing his own misery, hitting a short, unlikely but successful career as a stand-up comedian.

Funny yes, Olson named this episode’s favorite (among other things) in Kylie Kelce’s “Not Lie” podcast, Where did he perform as the first guest of all time Last December. However, Kelce has not seen any FX show-everybody is both strange and almost impossible that someone is married to Travis Kelce and asked the actor for the essential episodes he most loves. Olson said, “I’m really personally, selfishly love” gang broken dee “,” it’s really funny “and adding” we have done so many that I don’t even remember the episodes, I just remember the scene. ” will Remember it forever because it’s a scam.

“Gang Broke Dee” begins with dee eating trash and smoking in Paddy’s pub, looking like a cross between homeless and crack -addict (which He was in one step). He has completely given up life and fights back from Dennis (Glenn Howrton), Charlie (Charlie Day), Mac (Rob McELHENNY) and Frank (Danny Devito) daily. His depression is shocked by the gang because he no longer satisfies him to ruin him if he refuses to defend himself. So they try to breathe somewhat life back into him by recording him in an open Mic night comedy club. And as far as it sounds, they really support him this time.

The joke is for them because Dee kills. His self -hate act resonated with the audience, also helping him to be on a Gag stage, which happened every time he was nervous. Before long, the leader has taken him by dismantling several gigs that increase his rise as a comedian, and eventually he becomes a subdued star who gets the opportunity to be a guest A popular discussion program “Late Evening with Conan O’Brien”. The gang really supports him, with the exception of Dennis, who is trying his best to overturn his sister’s victory. Naturally, the minute Dee realizes what he has achieved and how famous he has received, his self -sabotaging tendencies kick the gear to start all the good that can come in his way.

But before they do, we learned at the end of the episode that the whole thing was a scam. It’s another cruel prank that the gang pulled him, hiring a group of people to play so they can mock and laugh again for him as usual. The episode works smoothly and cheerfully, but most importantly, it gives Olson the opportunity to showcase his actors and comic pieces, going to an emotional journey miserable that it is self -centered. And he welcomes it every minute, setting the exhibition. It is not surprising that “Gang Broke Dee” is Olson’s favorite.