And then I was saved by Dennis, so now I’m his slave. Kaitlin Olson: Dee was accused of being a witch by Dennis. We are telling our story to a woman that is the head of the historical society in Philly. Rob McElhenney: We sort of mix up our history a little bit. Kaitlin Olson: Why not? Isn’t that what you would guess? I’m actually a witch. This is the story of how Paddy’s played a part in the American Revolution. If we tried to make this place an historical landmark. We thought that might be a good way to do a flashback. If we were part of the walking tour, people would have to come into the bar, and they would have to get drunk. We thought it would be interesting to try and make our bar a historical landmark, to try and get more people to come. The story actually stemmed from us all going to Philly and taking a historical tour. We weren’t sure what would be the most organic way. Rob McElhenney: We’d been wanting to do a flashback episode for a really long time. Where did the idea for this episode come from? The trick was figuring out how to light it. The ceiling is the same, the bricks are the same, the colors are all the same. We had to make sure that it still looked like Paddy’s. Rob McElhenney: It was all about making it look like the bar circa 1776. Question: How did you guys go about recreating the bar for The Gang Cracks the Liberty Bell? If you’ve never watched an episode…there is no time like now to tune into one of the funniest shows on any network. “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” Season 3 arrives on DVD this week and season 4 starts up September 18 th.

If you’re a fan of the show, this is a must read interview.Īs I said when I posted the previous article, a HUGE thanks to everyone that invited me. It’s a recap of what I saw and did on set – with around 50 behind the scenes photos! If you’ve already read it, then what’s below is the next step.Īfter getting to watch everyone rehearse and walk around the sets, the invited online press sat down with the cast to talk about the upcoming season and all the other stuff we were curious about. Since I’ve already written about what I saw and how the day went, I strongly encourage you to click here and start with that article. While many of you haven’t yet tuned into this incredibly funny show that airs on FX, for those that watch…you know how great of an opportunity it was to see Charlie Day, Kaitlin Olson, Glenn Howerton and Rob McElhenney not only rehearse their lines…but do a scene! Last week I got to do something extremely cool – I went to the set of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia!”

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