LESSON LEARNED: Charlie Kelly explains how "being green" creates stars. (VIDEO)
Up until this summer, I had done myself the injustice of never having seen It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. This was not an uncommon occurance of mine, skipping out on some pretty awesome shows for the first few seasons so I could have more to watch when I finally dove on in (Scrubs, Reno 911!, Entourage, Law & Order SVU just to name a couple). There's a few shows on now that I'm guilty of pulling the same manuver on that I hope make it long enough for me to catch up on, but Sunny doesn't have any problem like that.
For those who may not be fans of the show, this clip doesn't need much set-up. If anything, the only thing you should know is that you might learn a new (disputable) fact about where stars come from. For those who are already fans of the show... well, at least this helps kill a little bit more time til the new season debuts next month.
So without further ado, Dizzle presents to you your Lesson Learned for Monday, August 9th, courtesy of Charlie Kelly & the gang from It's Always Sunny.
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