Fuckyeahthirties

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SWEET DEE!
I am a recent convert to “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” and I am delighted to report that the beautiful and hilarious Kaitlin Olson, who plays Deandra “Sweet Dee” Reynolds, just turned 34 this past Tuesday. Happy fuck yeah birthday!
This scene above is from The Nightman Cometh, which, along with Dr. Horrible, is making people too cool for musical theater totally love musical theater. Sweet Dee is, of course, totally believable as she sings to the Tiny Boy, Baby Boy that she wants/needs to make love to her (played by her brother). Her fine stagework is made all the more impressive by the fact that she cannot raise her arms.
Though I sometimes long for Dee to realize she’s gorgeous and land some rich dude and be done with it, she is, of course, appalling, which makes her, of course, more appealing. From Fafarazzi.com: “Although Deandra was originally written as a female voice of sanity to contrast with her ill-intentioned co-stars, the character became an equal participant in the gang’s illicit and morally questionable activities after Olson was cast.” Thank. God.
So: Fuck Yeah to the gorgeous, hilarious and talented Kaitlin Olson! Alas, she’s got one year until she’s ugly and untalented, according to Colette Burson, co-creator of “Hung.” Crazy how that happens!
-RS
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I am a recent convert to “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” and I am delighted to report that the beautiful and hilarious Kaitlin Olson, who plays Deandra “Sweet Dee” Reynolds, just turned 34 this past Tuesday. Happy fuck yeah birthday!

This scene above is from The Nightman Cometh, which, along with Dr. Horrible, is making people too cool for musical theater totally love musical theater. Sweet Dee is, of course, totally believable as she sings to the Tiny Boy, Baby Boy that she wants/needs to make love to her (played by her brother). Her fine stagework is made all the more impressive by the fact that she cannot raise her arms.

Though I sometimes long for Dee to realize she’s gorgeous and land some rich dude and be done with it, she is, of course, appalling, which makes her, of course, more appealing. From Fafarazzi.com: “Although Deandra was originally written as a female voice of sanity to contrast with her ill-intentioned co-stars, the character became an equal participant in the gang’s illicit and morally questionable activities after Olson was cast.” Thank. God.

So: Fuck Yeah to the gorgeous, hilarious and talented Kaitlin Olson! Alas, she’s got one year until she’s ugly and untalented, according to Colette Burson, co-creator of “Hung.” Crazy how that happens!

-RS

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Posted August 21, 2009 at 10:57am || home