The ballad of Danny DeVito
Sunnyboys (and girl): Glenn Howerton, Charlie Day, Rob McElhenney, Danny DeVito and Kaitlin Olson For all the things The Unibrain agrees on, there is one that we agree on even more than some of the ones we agree on less: It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia is the funniest show on TV.
The awesome/all kinds of wrong series about Charlie, Mac, Dennis, Dee and Frank, five morally bereft pals who own an unsuccessful Irish pub in Philadelphia, has just returned to US screens with its fifth season and we couldn't be more stoked! (In Australia Seven seemed to have lost interest with its late-night screenings during season three, but luckily The Comedy Channel has jumped on board).
While the first new episode was a little bit … well, not one of the show’s best … I have no doubt it will get back to its best this week. Right?
The cast are currently touring the US performing a live stage show The Nightman Cometh, based on a musical written by Charlie in the season four finale. How I would love to see.
The Nightman ComethI am continually dazzled by the genius of Danny DeVito. Sure, I grew up watching his movies, and have a scary love for his Limoncello (and amazing theme song!) but it is through Sunny that I have realised how truly brilliant he is. When the show needs him to go there, he always goes there.
Danny is also a newbie to Twitter (hooray!) and tickled my fancy no end with the following tweet to his Twins and Junior co-star Arnold Shwarznegger:
@schwarzenegger dinner soon my Bro wanna buy a Sunny Tour T shirt? EXTRA LARGE of course!
Twitter time!Follow The'Brain on The Twit already!
Scott Keenan
Here comes the sun o'clock
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