There are many reasons why "is always sunny in Philadelphia" lasted in the air long enough to become one of the longest sitcoms of all time. Every season of the show, Even in its weakest things, it is capable of producing moments of jaw larios. Where other shows are hidden from hot buttons problems, diving "always sunny" crew head to the head in the dense on itFinding humor in the darkest themes.

Ad

But of course, the sitcom would not be anything without his characters, and the gang in the center of "is always sunny in Philadelphia" is ranked among the most memorable characters of all time. The show was positioned as a kind "Anti-friendly" In which crew of horrible people was deteriorating with every season. And yet, as the show led the depths of perverting these characters to increase, It is shown a surprising amount of heart. These characters are not only terrible (not wrong, they are terrible people), but they are also broken and sad. Against all the chances, this makes their hair schemes even more ridiculous.

It is difficult to imagine the show work without any member of the central team, especially Charlie Kelly of Charlie Day, the team's weak Jabenik serving as a self-professional "wild card" of the team. It is therefore scary to hear that Charlie Day has almost left the show, but when you hear the reasons why, it's hard to hold against him.

Ad

At the recent episode of Andrew Santino's podcast "there are no bad lies", Charlie Day joined the comedian for a golf and interview where he talked about how grateful he was that he was part of "always sunny in Philadelphia" and how it allowed him to be there for his family: "It was great for me ... keeping me in the city ... I feel the back half of the son, I'm around."

Ad

Living the life of a family man is easier when you are a Sitcom Starvist with a constant recording schedule than it is when shooting movies. Day was seeking to build his film career, featuring roles in films such as "Pacific Rome", "Terrible Heads" and "Forba Struggle", and he was ready to withdraw from his work of "always sunny" to follow these capabilities. But the variable nature of the film business led to the drought of comedies and allowed the day to stay on the show:

"There was a time when there were a lot of big comedy movies, and I thought I might go on the road more often, and then those only dried, so I'm glad I didn't leave the work on TV day, you know?"

Ad

The day is not the only acting member who thought he was leaving Philadelphia for major Hollywood productions. The whole crew was ready to Complete the show with Season 9, But fortunately he gets stuck to make some of his funniest episodes. And after the 12th season, Glenn Hawerton, played by the discouraged Dennis Reynolds, was Close to leaving the show too. He ended up thanks to the heart of the heart with co-creator Rob Mecklen, led to changes in the show's production order that allowed for greater creative flexibility. Hawerton will eventually act in the incredible "BlackBerry," While the day was able to act Some of the few comedies Are still being done today.