The narrative around the beginning of "is always sunny in Philadelphia" is that it is about producing shoes held by three young amateur actors. Co-creators Glenn Hawerton, Rob Mac and Charlie Day were just working with $ 100 and dreamAnd they miraculously turned that dream into a hit Sitkom. In addition to this inspirational narrative for shining is the failed lead of Howontton's "That 80s show", an attempt to make 2002 to earn the popularity of the '70s. can only afford a professional camera They used the pilot "always sunny" because of his salary from the canceled series.

But after acting in "That show of the 80's" and before it began "it is always sunny", Howontton landed the role of "Air", a hit medical show that ruled the Ann -BI -from 1994 to 2009. It was a difficult leading role and has not yet made the Starwar, but it was still a big deal. It is another reminder that, just as ambitious as it did its own show from scratch, the creators "always sunny" were not as green for the 2005 industry, as many assume.

He also appeared on Air was a little Rob Mac, who played a one -time character (random firefighter) later in the same season as Howontton. Their co-stars Caithlin Olson and Charlie Day have never appeared on the medical show, but at least a day had to play a one -off boy from a bad guy In the 2001 episode of "Law and Order". The legal drama series seems to be better suited for Charlie than a medical series, given its natural affinity for the bird law.

"Air" was one of the first projects that Hawthon booked after the flop of "That Show of the 80s", and the role was a significant change from comedy. Dr. Nick Cooper is a very serious person who deals with a constant barrage of heavy material; It's kind of an intense, dramatic role that Howontton wants to play, but after Air, he will have to wait nearly 20 years before he can Do something similar to "BlackBerry".

"I never considered a comic actor," Howerston Discovered in an interview for 2020. "I have always wanted to make a comedy - I suppose I could say that I felt like I was pretty good at it - but it wasn't my goal to be in comedy or to spend as much of my career in comedy as I have. It just happened."

Elaborating on his role "Air", Howontton said: "So yes, this was one of the first things I did. It was like a six -episodes bow, and it was super exciting and also anxious ... I wasn't at a very uncertain point in my career, where I just felt like," I didn't know. Performance, writers "Air" did not retain it as regular. As Hawerton explained:

"It's so weird, because when you're a young actor, every job is really, really big. And I was like, "This is it, man, I did it!" ... And then it turned into six episodes, and I was like, "Oh man, they could make me a regular series!" And then they didn't. "

But although Howontton never returned to play a full -time doctor, at least he had the pleasure of Playing EMT In the episode "is always sunny" over 20 years later. Dennis Reynolds may not have been as a professional doctor as D -Cooper was, but at least had fun during the gig.