I'm always amazed by how talented the cast of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is, and how they've slowly made their way across Hollywood as their hit comedy rolls on. Kate Olson has High Potential, Charlie Day has had some success in movies, and Rob McElhenney has a soccer team.
Then there's Glenn Howerton, who had a brief stint on network television's A.P. Bio, but hasn't quite taken off in the way his co-stars have. I'm even more surprised he hasn't after seeing his amazing performance in Blackberry, which I was finally able to enjoy with my Netflix subscription after a long wait.
