#itsalwayssunny

[gaslightgatekeepgirlbosscombat]

Group B, Round 1, Poll 6:

Propaganda under the cut

Dennis Reynolds

He is the MOST gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss. He literally came up with the Dennis System, lies about his identity to get sex, money, attention, etc (see Frank's Back in Business), he catfishes his roommate and has phone sex with him to really drive home the grift, he acts stereotypically gay to get more tips when the Gang runs a gay bar for an ep. He is also generally insane and absolutely slay. I think any character from IASIP deserves a top spot, but Dennis truly takes the cake for being a gaslighting, gatekeeping, girlboss because he is COMICALLY evil.

Kayne

When Arthur asks what his name is he goes "what a good question! Hmmm... Let's go with Kayne :)". He's weird on purpose. He's probably manipulating them bc he thinks it's funny (he directly asks Arthur who he thinks will end up with control of Arthur's body between him and John). He lured Arthur to where he was (in a ruined city surrounded by gore bc he got bored) by playing the song Arthur had composed for his daughter on the piano. He's using Arthur and John for entertainment. He's never seen this before, thought it couldn't happen even, and wants to see what happens. He's vague on purpose. He repeatedly doesn't answer Arthur's questions. He won't help them but he'll put a wager on them and give Arthur a knife with the advice to use it when the time is right. He wants to watch a good show and by god he's going to. The only description we have of him is wearing a black suit, barefoot, and covered in blood. He's dramatic and has flair. He directly implies himself to be more powerful than the big bad, but he's not going to do anything about said big bad. He watches John desperately trying to stop Arthur from bleeding out by trying to stitch him shut with fishing line and fishhooks bc it's all they have, and Kayne insults his technique while watching and eating gardettos.

artist: @KryptidKrackers

[krittykrat]

i cant do this anymore

[astrxlvoid]

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[ineedfairypee]

It's a delicate operation

[hellfirehope]

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[freenewsreport]

The Indelible Charm of Danny DeVito: Hollywood's Unlikely Hero

Danny DeVito—his name alone sparks joy and fond memories. With a career spanning decades, he has become a cornerstone of Hollywood, celebrated as one of its most versatile and endearing figures. Whether delivering laugh-out-loud performances in comedic classics or evoking heartfelt emotions in dramatic roles, Danny has an unmatched ability to captivate audiences. Beyond acting, his talent extends behind the camera as a visionary producer and director, with credits on groundbreaking films like Erin Brockovich and Pulp Fiction. What truly sets him apart, though, is his genuine relatability. In an industry often marked by glamor and distance, Danny’s down-to-earth charisma makes him feel like everyone’s favorite uncle. From his iconic turn in Taxi to his unforgettable presence in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Danny DeVito has solidified his legacy as a multi-talented, universally beloved icon of entertainment.

The Early Days: Humble Beginnings

Born on November 17, 1944, in Neptune Township, New Jersey, Danny DeVito didn’t have the stereotypical start of a Hollywood star.

Raised in a working-class family, Danny faced plenty of challenges growing up.

At just 4'10", his height could’ve been seen as a disadvantage, but he turned it into one of his defining traits.

With dreams bigger than himself, he attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. This decision set the stage—literally—for a lifetime of unforgettable performances.

Chasing the Spotlight

Breaking into acting isn’t easy, but Danny’s persistence paid off. Starting with minor roles in off-Broadway productions, he gradually made his way into television and film.

Danny DeVito and the Role That Changed Everything

Every star has their breakout moment, and for Danny, it was Taxi.

Playing Louie De Palma, a sarcastic and unapologetic dispatcher, DeVito became a household name.

The role earned him an Emmy Award and showcased his impeccable comedic timing.

It’s safe to say that Taxi wasn’t just a stepping stone—it was the launching pad of a stellar career.

Hollywood's Favorite Scene-Stealer

When Danny DeVito is on screen, you can’t help but watch him.

Comedic Genius

Whether it’s his mischievous Penguin in Batman Returns or the sleazy car salesman in Matilda, Danny knows how to make audiences laugh—and cringe—in equal measure.

Some standout comedic roles:

The Penguin (Batman Returns): A villain that’s as grotesque as he is captivating.

Matilda’s Dad (Matilda): Playing the over-the-top, crooked father brought laughs and groans.

Frank Reynolds (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia): The outrageous and unfiltered character became a fan favorite.

Dramatic Depth

But Danny isn’t just about the laughs. His performances in movies like The Rainmaker prove that he can deliver depth and vulnerability when needed.

Behind the Camera: A Visionary Producer and Director

Danny DeVito isn’t just a talented actor—he’s also a brilliant storyteller behind the camera.

As a producer, he’s championed films like Pulp Fiction and Erin Brockovich, showcasing his knack for spotting stories that resonate.

As a director, he’s helmed classics like The War of the Roses and Throw Momma from the Train.

This dual role of actor and filmmaker has cemented his reputation as a Hollywood powerhouse.

A Cultural Icon

It’s not just the roles or the awards that make Danny DeVito unforgettable. It’s his personality—quirky, grounded, and effortlessly charming.

A Meme Magnet

In the age of social media, Danny’s status as a cultural icon has only grown.

GIFs of his characters? Ubiquitous.

Memes featuring his infamous one-liners? Endless.

Fans dressing up as Frank Reynolds from It’s Always Sunny? A Halloween staple.

What Makes Danny DeVito So Relatable?

In an industry often criticized for being out of touch, Danny remains refreshingly down-to-earth.

He openly embraces his flaws, turning them into strengths.

He doesn’t take himself too seriously, which makes him even more lovable.

His activism and philanthropy show he genuinely cares about the world.

Danny’s Legacy: More Than Just a Laugh

Looking back, it’s clear that Danny DeVito’s career isn’t just about entertainment—it’s about inspiration.

He’s proven that unconventional looks or stature can’t define talent.

He’s reminded us that humor and heart go hand in hand.

And he’s shown that staying true to yourself is the ultimate success.

Conclusion: The World Needs More Danny DeVitos

From the bustling streets of New Jersey to the bright lights of Hollywood, Danny DeVito’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. With every role, laugh, and heartfelt moment, he’s left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. So, the next time you rewatch Matilda or binge It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, take a moment to appreciate the man behind the magic. Here’s to Danny DeVito—a true legend!

[bornonthisday]

Born on this day (November 17): Danny DeVito - You May Know the Story, H...

[monicawisco]

Implications - Chapter One (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/1451281768-implications-chapter-one?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_reading&wp_uname=monica_wisco_ghost Small town girls from Indiana don't often find themselves in the bustling areas of south Philly. Miley Wesson was an unusual exception though, constantly looking for an escape from her drug fueled hometown and looking for any grab at stability. A bar owner introduces himself to Miley one fateful day and the rest is to be discovered.

[gaslightgatekeepgirlbosscombat]

Group B, Round 2, Poll 5:

Propaganda under the cut

Golden Queen

She turns people into gold for talking back to her and wants all the gold in the world

Dennis Reynolds

He is the MOST gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss. He literally came up with the Dennis System, lies about his identity to get sex, money, attention, etc (see Frank's Back in Business), he catfishes his roommate and has phone sex with him to really drive home the grift, he acts stereotypically gay to get more tips when the Gang runs a gay bar for an ep. He is also generally insane and absolutely slay. I think any character from IASIP deserves a top spot, but Dennis truly takes the cake for being a gaslighting, gatekeeping, girlboss because he is COMICALLY evil.

[bruh---5]

Charlie Kelly finds love (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/story/95886903-charlie-kelly-finds-love?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_myworks&wp_uname=casteil123&wp_originator=TpsCwxRkUWpPnuhXZ1Fdrk0viLAopbckFdGKe96BwHy6T1iYN%2FEHLEtQ6VSdI2kc1MlQe6K7C9gEJCi8MDhyE9X0FCuzMMM3bzPCQxhMuNPc%2Bw9kJ83Qg30WRx1DRAKl Charlie works at a bar with five other people including Bella. Bella loves the bar and most people there. Charlie has an unhealthy obsession with a waitress. What happens when Charlie realises that the waitress used him over and over again? Charlie already hated most of life. The only one who can save him is Bella.

[tvrundownusa]

tvrundown USA 2023.06.07

Wednesday, June 7th:

(exclusive): Somewhere Boy (hulu, limited series premiere, all 8 eps), "Arnold" (netflix, Arnold Schwarzenegger biography, all 3 parts), "Secrets & Sisterhood: The Sozahdahs" (hulu, Muslim reality, all 10 eps)

(streaming weekly): "Class of '09" (hulu), The Clearing (hulu), Dr. Romantic (hulu, next 2 eps), Platonic (apple+), High Desert (apple+), The Good Bad Mother (netflix, penultimate), The Ultimatum: Queer Love (netflix, next 2 eps, season 1 finale)

(specials): "Burden of Proof" (HBO, night 2 finale, 2hrs++)

(hour 1): Nancy Drew (theCW), MasterChef (FOX)

(hour 2): Riverdale (theCW), Gordon Ramsay's Food Stars (FOX), Sistas (BET)

(hour 3): Mayans MC (FX, ~75mins), It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FXX, season 16 opener, ~65mins), . / Awkwafina Is Nora From Queens (COM, season 3 finale)

(hour 4 - latenight): SisterS (IFC, 70mins, limited series finale)

[gspotla]

Morning. Me dealing with myriad layers of airport incompetence this morning. #tuesdaymood #tuesdayvibes #itsalwayssunny #orisit https://www.instagram.com/p/Co7Uu7nOdo0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[noknowshame]

so are we never going to talk about how:

James tells a story to Miranda in XVII about why he chose the name "Flint"; it is a story in which....

James' grandfather, a fisherman, speaks with a man (Mr. Flint) conjured up out of the sea out of nothing and then taken back for some unknowable purpose.

specifically, Mr. Flint disappears when the grandfather (presumably Mr. McGraw) goes to fetch some rum

decades later, inspired by his grandfather's tale, James McGraw decides to -temporarily- take the name "Flint" when he becomes a pirate. The sea does not allow him to give it back.

In Treasure Island, Silver and the other pirates on said island are terrified of the disembodied voice of Flint's ghost, repeating his last words on his deathbed in Savannah. Those words are:

"Darby M'Graw, fetch aft' the rum!"

Who in the world could Darby McGraw possibly be?

.....Darby McGraw is the name of his grandfather.

Following the continuity into Treasure Island, this implies that Flint, our Flint, from Black Sails, does not die "unmade" back into James McGraw, but instead dies fully subsumed within the myth of Mr. Flint, repeating the last lines his grandfather heard from him before he was taken back into the sea.

Flint's death in Treasure Island, is he himself returning to the sea, having completed his unknowable purpose as the inciting incident of Treasure Island