Frank Reynolds

Are you familiar with Always Sunny in Philadelphia? Yeah, yeah.

I did Frank Reynolds, but as the wrestler.

And I...

Look like a spot on Danny DeVito with tits.

Master Roshi from Dragon Ball Z.

Very fun.

Frank Reynolds.

Very fun.

I don't know.

It'd be kind of fun to just live as Meredith, you know, or like, you know, Frank Reynolds.

I want to live bad.

But that same quality perhaps taken to an extreme also leads to her van, which is full of her treasures and the house that D'Angelo thinks was in Katrina.

You can either say sex worker.

Thanks, Frank Reynolds.

it's a SWB as we call it in the industry so yes

yeah okay cool great love that love that I had you guys playing a bunch of stuff and just fucked it up completely

trading prog bands

you showed me Tool and it was like that Frank Reynolds thing like I get it now I understand I

mean Tool yeah I love Tool

people are meant to be together and when they're a beautiful couple quite often when you look at them cosmically it's like the same person and every time i meet mills and george i just see the same person with one and that's that now i'm starting to see kind of kind of why um so goth rock comes up so Where does that kind of come from then? Because for context, ladies and gentlemen, Gothfrog is a promoter, but I would say it's more than that.

But Charlie had his own thing going on.

Frank had his own thing going on.

Mac had his own thing going on.

So they all had like, you know, they all played they all played a role.

I loved the Charlie stuff.

I genuinely laughed out loud a few times in this.

I thought Frank did just a great, excellent homage to Rodney Dangerfield, which I think was just absolutely crucial here.

Super.

Yeah.

Since 2006, Danny DeVito has played a character called Frank Reynolds in which US TV sitcom?

Danny DeVito?

Yeah.

I didn't say that.

What did you say, Phil?

Since 2006, Danny DeVito's played a character called Frank Reynolds.

In which US TV sitcom?

I'm Magnum Mills, I'm here with the Soupducer, and we are here to get into Season 18 of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

On this episode of the Night Podcometh, we are discussing Frank Marries a Corpse.

season 18 episode one soup how you doing you know we were talking about this we thought maybe we'd get season 18 you know late 2026 early 2027 you know about a month ago boom right here's the trailer coming out boom here we are all of a sudden they dropped two episodes on august 17th are you ready to get into the season 18 premiere a little bit ahead of schedule

Yeah, yeah, definitely looking forward to it, man, ahead of schedule, and yeah, dude, I like that it's an early release, man, you know, if we're waiting or expecting it a few months down the road, and all of a sudden it sneaks in there, dude, a little shocker, man, just a shocker in a good way, because why not, dude, it's a nice slide in right before fall, right before football season, you know, and I know it's going to bleed into to the football season, but I don't think it'll you know i don't think there's going to be a big interference when it comes to football man i know these these these episodes are coming out on monday nights right which is weird because that is interfering with monday night football but the way people watch things now man you just you just stream it afterwards or whatever you know or whatever actually you know at your convenience unless you're somebody who actually feels the need to watch a lot you know and that's the case hopefully your team ain't playing that night man but Either way, dude, I don't think other than that, I don't think it's going to factor in too much.

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All right, we're gonna start this one right off with reason number five, 'cause I think I gotta talk about it right at the top.

What if I told you that there was a 2018 movie that starred Channing Tatum, Zendaya, LeBron James, Frank Reynolds, AKA Danny DeVito, uh, Common, Gina Rodriguez, and Jimmy Tatro, written and directed by the guy who wrote James and the Giant Peach and that vampire movie with the little kid from Jerry Maguire? And what if I told you Channing Tatum, Zendaya, Common, and James Corden, yeah, I know he's in this, they each sing their own songs, and the songs are not that bad? Yeah, it's a movie, it exists, and it's called Smallfoot.

I am Jason Kleberg.

This is Forcefive, and, uh, today I'm gonna give you four more reasons that you might like Smallfoot.