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Your show is mostly set in a dive bar called Paddy’s Pub. Are you treated like royalty whenever you walk into a bar?
 
Charlie: One time we were in a bar in Philly and we got a standing ovation. That was really cool.
 
Glenn: I was shooting this horror movie last fall in a small town in South Carolina and I couldn’t buy a drink, because there were at least four or five people who were such big fans of the show that they were constantly trying to get me drunk.
 
Charlie: That happened to me at a bar in Austin, Texas. I got so wasted, because they were just buying shot after shot.
 
Kaitlin: No one buys me drinks. I’m a girl and that’s never happened to me.
 
 
So you guys get recognized a lot?
 
Rob: Most of the time I get people saying, ‘You’re from that show, right?’
 
Charlie: If you’re Glenn, people might say, ‘There’s a handsome fella.’
 
Kaitlin: I think they’d probably say, ‘There’s a pretty average looking guy.\'
 
Glenn: I think they’re saying, ‘There’s a very good looking guy. I’d like to see him with his shirt off.’
 
Kaitlin: I don’t think you hear that very often.
 
Glenn: They’re not saying it out loud, but they’re definitely thinking it.
 
 
From smoking crack to screwing over priests, you get away with so much on the show. Does FX just send you a check and let you do what you want?
Kaitlin: They send a teeny, tiny check.

Rob: They do give us a certain amount of freedom, but they’re involved in the creative process.

Glenn: They’re always a little touchy when it comes to putting down any specific race or religion—especially if it’s going to be offensive to their boss’s religion.

Rob: They understand the show and they know what we’re trying to do. They know that the audience is going to get it.

But it’s pretty much just you three guys running the show, right?

Glenn: Rob’s the show runner and we’re his captains.

Rob: It’s really the three of us who write, edit and produce the show. I’m sort of the liaison between the network and I deal with the executives and stuff like that.

You were on an episode of Lost, Rob. Was that a big change from doing It’s Always Sunny?

Rob: Fuck, yeah. Big difference. One, it was filmed in a jungle in Hawaii.

Glenn: And they put something called, uh, money into it.

Rob: But I really love Lost. I’ve been watching it from day one. The guys who run Lost watch our show and really like it. They asked me if I ever wanted to do something on the show. I did and there I was.

Does all the pressure of running your own show ever get to you?

Charlie: All the time. We reach a point where we’re like, ‘We can’t do this anymore!’

But we’re such spoiled little brats for ever saying that.

Kaitlin: Every other week they tell me that they don’t want to do another season. And then three more times that weekend they’ll talk about what episode ideas they have for the next season.

Charlie: Wearing all the hats that the three of us wear is really time consuming. We started writing season three at about this time last year and we’re not even done editing it. It’s been year round. We work long days and we work really hard.

Glenn: We care so much. If a  isn’t just right we won’t do it. Or we’ll work on the weekend until it’s right, because we don’t want to be just another bullshit, bad, half-assed, lame, lazy sitcom.

Charlie: People say, ‘How do you come up with ideas? Do you joke around and have a couple of beers?’ No, we go into an office and we don’t leave for about 16 hours every day. We don’t socialize, we don’t go out—but we do drink beer.

Have you actually been drunk while filming the show?

Charlie: In the episode where we go to the high school party we were actually partying.

Glenn: That was the last day of shooting for season one and we were doing shots of whiskey.

Rob: I was playing flip cup.

Glenn: We were drunk when we sang “More Than Words.” We had a whole ed scene, but we’d been talking about trying to get that song on the show. We were just like, ‘You know what, man? Just throw the fucking  out the window.’

Kaitlin, has it been tough being the only woman around these savages?

Kaitlin: I had to audition for the show, so they didn’t really know me and they hadn’t really written the part for Sweet Dee as an equally ridiculous character. It took a few episodes to figure out that I was fine doing retarded stuff. And ever since then I’ve been able to do some really fun things.

How do you guys think she’s hung?

Rob: She is so hung.

Charlie: She hangs better than we could have ever imagined.

Glenn: For a woman.

Charlie: She makes everything we write funnier.

Glenn: We’ve made a concerted effort not to write the typical female character amongst a bunch of guys where she’s always just like, ‘Oh, you guys!’ We try to put our own little spin on that kind of character. We take it to another level.

Kaitlin: My character still disagrees with everything they’re doing, but my reasons are equally ridiculous. The most fun stuff is the stuff that is kind of ugly and ridiculous. Like I really enjoyed shaving my face in the steroids episode. Last year, there was an episode where Glenn and I got addicted to crack so we could go on welfare. That was so fun because we looked terrible.

You’ve all done some extremely over-the-top scenes. Has anything made you uncomfortable?

Glenn: There’s a scene in the new season where I’m talking to kids in a public park about physical fitness and I have a mustache and I have my shirt off. I look like a total molester. I’m spouting off monologues about physical fitness that weren’t even written. It was all just shit that I was making up. That was fun, but at the same time it was very uncomfortable for me as an actor. I’m working with kids and I really am a guy with a mustache and my shirt off. And all their parents are standing there.

Charlie: As long as you didn’t diddle them I think you’re all right.

Kaitlin: Did you diddle them? You had to get into it a little bit.

Glenn: I could’ve sworn they were asking for it.

What are some of your favorite moments from the upcoming season?

Charlie: The creepy McPoyle brothers hold the bar hostage and they crank up the heat. We’re all sweaty and they make us dress like them, so we have some really funny scenes in robes and underwear covered in sweat.

Rob: And it’s not easy because the fake sweat is this chemical called glycerin and it burns your eyes and it’s really gross. At the same time, you just have to fucking embrace it, because it really helps.

Danny DeVito is back for season three. Did he fit in right from the start?

Rob: We were all sort of on edge in the beginning. None of us knew what to expect. All of a sudden this big movie star is coming in and we don’t know if he’s going to fuck it all up. Me, Glenn and Charlie were sitting behind the monitors and right from the first take we looked at each other and said, ‘Thank god. He is really funny.”

Kaitlin: That wasn’t my experience. My experience was standing out there with this man thinking he’s really famous and I don’t know what to expect. And unbeknownst to me he just goes into character before the cameras are rolling and starts being creepy and talking about my boobs. I was kind of laughing nervously. I had no idea if he was being Danny or if he was being Frank. It was awkward for a minute and then it was awesome. He’s willing to just dive in and improvise with us.

Saved by the Bell’s Mr. Belding, Dennis Haskins, was on the show, too. What was he like?

Glenn: He was terrific, but it took him a while to get warmed up. He stayed on  at first until he realized what the show was like. What happened was Rob started fucking with him. Rob put his hand on his leg and started doing improv with him. Then Dennis realized what we wanted from him and he was so thrilled. He was like, ‘Oh, man! That was fucking fun.’

Rob: I think he was thrilled because I brushed up against his testes.
 

You even had the gorgeous Brittany Daniel playing a transsexual. How’d you pull that off?

Glenn: We presented the idea to her and she was like, ‘That sounds great!’ She was in from day one.

Charlie: Often on television shows they hide her penis.

Glenn: She was like, ‘Finally, I’m able to embrace it.’

Charlie: People shy away from penis bulges way too much in this country. There’s a lot of comedy that’s being missed. The penis is a very funny organ.

Glenn: But so is the asshole.

Charlie: Is that an organ?

Rob: It’s a muscle.

Charlie: An asshole is its own muscle?

Glenn: Yeah, man. The sphincter.

Rob: So what was the question again?

Glenn: I don’t know. It always goes to genitalia and orifices.

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