Dani Davito is Frank Reynolds in "Always Sunny in Philadelphia" It often feels like a frightening social experiment on how low, gross and tasteless. Every time a new episode comes out, you never know how deeply it will go into the depths of humiliation, decadence and deviation, as Frank's life standards are constantly sinking. There are hardly the boundaries that Dennis's father (Glenn Hawthon) and Di (Caitlin Olson) have not yet moved in this way or another way.

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Whether you hang out naked in the sewer with His friend with a damaged reading Charlie (Charlie Day) looking for thingsPromoting the news firearms as you eat a disgusting sandwich, or imposes on a giant ham dipped in rum all day on a chemical toxic beach page, there is virtually nothing that Frank hits out. And Davito has been a great sport since the moment he joined the gang For their diverse shenanigans in 2006. Clearly, he thinks it is exciting and funny to play such a devilish, eccentric and morally bankrupt, giving it all the time.

Would have thought there was nothing that the actor would say No at this point. However, there was an example many years ago when even Devito had to lower his leg and oppose the scenario that the guys behind the long -running live comedy series.

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During Reddit, butShowerer Glenn Hawerton was asked if his co-Starvala Davito once refused to do something he and his colleague "is always sunny in Philadelphia" the creatives who put him in the script. He told him to continue explaining how they joked about him for the fool's day in April, which worked a little too well. The crew took a script, removed Frank's story, replaced it with the one that is miraculous even by the standards of the show and sent him, making him look all legitimate.

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In it, Frank has been arrested and goes to jail, where he is immediately sexually assaulted by other convicts. To get some protection, he joins the white surreal group, which defends him first, but then they attack him and sexually. In his ultimate despair, Frank eventually seeks prison guards for support, but he fulfills the same fate as with others before.

In addition to the Redditon comment, Day, too, also told this story of Conan More than a decade ago, and when O'Brien asked him how Devito reacted to all this, he jokingly replied: "He called his lawyer." So, so joke goes to Sitkom that has been in the air for more than 20 years, making them the most shocking, racist, offensive and shameful jokes about our entertainment. Honestly, I hope it will never stand.

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