One of TV’s funniest entertainers, regardless of specific descriptors, is without a doubt Kaitlin Olson, whose brilliance is arguably best known from nearly two decades portraying the constantly shat-upon Dee Reynolds in the all-time great TV comedy It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. The actress is currently set to star in her latest broadcast series, ABC’s High Potential , in which she’ll play a character unlike most in her career, and fans cannot wait to see her in action, even if some are still upset about a show canceled six years ago. Olson took to Instagram to promote a recent interview she gave to TV Guide Magazine , offering up this signature form of hype in the caption: Excited to splooge this character and tv show all over the United States of America in September @abc @hulu ♥️💥♥️💥 Nobody splooges a character quite like Kaitlin Olson, even if her most famous one is notoriously treated like crap on It's Always Sunny .
So there is much hope that High Potential 's Morgan, a genius-level single mom who turns into an amateur sleuth, will continue to raise the already high bar. In the comments of her social post, at least two of Olson’s fellow It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia actresses chimed in with supportive words, as did her current co-star on High Potential . As the Gang’s most faithful fans are well aware, Mary Elizabeth Ellis has portrayed The Waitress on Always Sunny since the early days, and the actress just so happens to also be marr.
