Although Caitlin Olson has long won the hearts of fans as the desired sweet di "She's always sunny in Philadelphia", she almost never lowered her role. During a recent panel for the 20th anniversary of the celebration of the longtime sitcom (attended by his own BJ Colangelo) as part of the famous "Paley Media Center Palley Center", the cast explained how Olson almost bought his chance. As Rob Mac said (who plays Mac in the show, despite being a co-shower), he said, "She didn't say the funniest line!"

Olson confirmed: "I left one line of audition G*I DO! That he was so precious. In my head, I was like," it's the only funny line he put there. And he was like, 'Well, why didn't you put that funny job?' And he hung up on it. "

Other acting members of the panel confirmed Olson's story, with Glenn Hawerton (played by Dennis and is co-creator of the show), confirming that Mac "rejected it completely and (he) was a great agent".

Olson explained how Mac was upset about the line change, Charlie Day and Hawerton returned. "Everyone else saved the day and everything is fine now," she said. She added: "The short answer is that they welcomed me immediately, and I felt like we were a team from the beginning. And when we started shooting, you know, the director would call and we would all gather and talk about what he was doing and what not."

It seems difficult to believe that Rob Mac did not want to hire Olson at one point, especially given that Mac himself ended up married to Olson a few years later. It is difficult to imagine Olson-less "always sunny", especially given her physical comedy blow. Her character always gets hurtAnd Olson always sells these paths 100%.

Glenn Hawerton is particularly grateful for Olson to the show because they sang their praise on that recent panel. "(Caitlin) has this quality that I know I always look for in the actor, which is the one that can make the funniest, the craziest thing and somehow keep it based," said Hawerton. "She feels real even though she's crazy. She's just making it real, and it's hard to pull. It's a real gift and I know I saw it initially ... I think we all saw that (Olson was) able to play this crazy character and maintain it real."

Although Olson's Hawerton's praise on the panel seemed a little too clean and sweet for most of the cast, Olson herself responded quickly to his energy. "Still to this day -today I feel like the happiest person in the world," she said. Talking about her chemistry with the rest of the cast Still in season 1She said: "I always felt bad for the director because I felt like we felt like a team from the beginning, and we all had the same sense of humor and the same sensibility."