Rob McElhenny & Charlie Day Video Game Comedy Gets Straight-To-Series Order At Apple
AKA Mac and Charlie Will Figure Out a Way to Ruin a Video Game Development Studio?
This is probably a good move for Apple’s comedy programming, though we are curious to see what else they greenlight.
Just a friendly reminder that on FXx tonight:
Season 12 of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia premieres at 10PM
Season 3 of Man Seeking Woman premieres right after at 10:30PM
While it’s a pretty bold statement to call something The Biggest Show, this benefit for Young Storytellers might actually get into some superlative territory.
Seth Rogen, Jordan Peele, Nasim Pedrad, Tony Hale, Thomas Middleditch, Natasha Rothwell, Charlie Day, John Cho, Yvonne Orji, Martin Starr, Danny Pudi, Busy Phillips, Max Greenfield, Georgia King, Kimberly Herbert Gregory, and hosts The Sklar Brothers will all perform scripts written by 5th graders for this Biggest Show.
Proceeds go to Young Storytellers, which is a non-profit that connects film and TV professionals with public school students in order to foster their own short screenplay.
The Biggest Show 2016 is set for next week on Thursday, October 20th at 8PM at The Novo DTLA in LA Live. Tickets for standing room are available for $25 and you can (and should) get them here.
Just like Charlie has “Charlie Work” (i.e. demeaning, gross tasks that no one else at the bar wants to do) on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, this latest season of the show has Andy Buckley doing Andy work (i.e. work that Charlie is too dumb, scared, and ignorant to do), unsurprisingly at the behest of Charlie.
Mac, Dennis, Charlie, Dee, and Frank are all at it again for season 11 of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
What are we exactly referring to by “it”?
Well, by now, you should know that it is whatever the worst thing is, it is the gang trying to one up that.
See for yourself in this upcoming season’s teaser, then look for the season premiere on Wed. Jan. 6th on FXx.
OK, Charlie, Mac, Dennis, Dee, and Frank are probably a little more extreme than their fans, but that’s why the It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia loyal love them so much.
Certainly, there’s a similarity in the types of tattoos that the cast and fans of the show get, but, true to form, Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, and Rob McElhenney go a little further than their fans.
Watch them show off while on Conan here.
(via Variety)
The Griswolds and their vacation ordeals are getting the reboot treatment as New Line is reviving the Vacation film franchise made famous by Chevy Chase and Beverly D’Angelo.
As of now, Ed Helms is set to play a grown-up Rusty Griswold taking the helm in having a family trip go off the rails. The addition of Christina Applegate as well as Charlie Day and Chris Hemsworth,who are in negotiations to join the cast, round out what could be a nice continuation of the Griswold saga.
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s Charlie Day went to his alma mater and gave a commencement speech that the graduates of more prestigious institutions should be absolutely jealous of.