Without a shadow of doubt, De Reynolds on Caitlin Olson "It's always sunny in Philadelphia" is the character who gets the most hatred, physical and emotional abuse, and the latest jokes that imagine her appearance, personality and literally everything she ever does. It's not that she doesn't deserve it - Di is just as malicious, selfish and manipulative as the rest of the gang - but at times, it's a legitimate (though still funny) to see the character suffering from insults and heinous spines.

However, there is one episode in which Di had enough and can no longer take the constant brazen and condensation, spirally in deep -seated depression and excessive self -impairment. However, the Opening of Season 9, "The gang broke Di", is also the episode where the character seems to be able to achieve some recognition by drawing his own misery, hits a short, incredible, still successful career as a stand-up comedian.

Enough stunning, Olson named this episode as a favorite (among many others) in Kylie Kielce's podcast, where did he appear as the first guest ever last December. Obviously, Kielce did not see any episode of the FX show that is both weird and close to someone who is married to Travis Kielce-and asked the actress about the episodes that must be seen what she loves the most. Olson said: "I really personally, I selfishly love" the gang break Di ", it's really fun," adding that "we've done so much that I can't remember the names of the episodes, I just remember the scene." Well, if you've seen it, probably will Remember that forever because it's a hoe.

"The gang broke Di" begins with Di eating a cake with garbage and smoking in Paddy's pub, looking like a cross between a homeless and a crack addict (who She was in one moment). She has been completely canceled and fights against Dennis (Glenn Hawerton), Charlie (Charlie Day), Mac (Rob McLean) and Frank (Dani Davito) on a daily basis. The gang is unresolved by her depression because it is no longer satisfying to have fun with her if she refuses to defend herself. So, they try to inhale a little life back in it by applying for a night night at a comedy club. And, as it sounds, they will really support this time.

The joke is on them because Di killed. Her act of independent hatred resonates with the audience, and at the same time helps not to trample on stage, which happened every time she was nervous. For a long time, she gathered the manager, landing a few gigs who further rise as a comedian, eventually became a low -key starvet, which is given the opportunity to be a guest on Popular talk -show "Late evening with Conan O'Brien". The gang really supports, with the exception of Dennis, who is trying to try to deny his sister's triumph. Of course, a minute Di realizes what she has achieved and how well she has received, her self-sateling tendencies have begun equipment to start destroying everything that can come on the road.

But before they do so, at the end of the episode we learn that all the work is shame. It's another cruel joke that the gang pulled on it, hiring a bunch of people to play together, so they can be ridiculed and laughing at it, as they do. The episode works smoothly and ridiculous, but more importantly, it gives Olson the opportunity to show his acting and comical chops, going on an emotional journey from being miserable to hope that he did not focus again. And she welcomes her every minute of that, putting a show for the centuries. Not a surprise "The Broken Di" is Olson's favorite.