Charlie Kelly Finally Learns To Read During 'Abbott Elementary' and 'Always Sunny' Crossover, But Charlie Day Admits His Character Isn't Exactly Ready To Win A ...

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Charlie Kelly Finally Learns To Read During 'Abbott Elementary' and 'Always Sunny' Crossover, But Charlie Day Admits His Character Isn't Exactly Ready To Win A ...

^{Published on 2025-01-09 19:04:40 - MSN}

Charlie Kelly can finally read this sentence. Probably. In Wednesday night's Abbott Elementary and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia crossover episode, Charlie Day's lovable idiot from the long-running FX comedy had some help in getting hooked on phonics,

In a unique crossover event on "Abbott Elementary," Charlie Kelly from "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" attempts to learn how to read with the help of the show's teachers. Despite the efforts of the educators, Charlie Day, who plays Charlie, humorously admits that his character has "a zero percent chance of spelling 'restaurant'" correctly, highlighting the character's persistent struggle with literacy. This crossover not only brings a comedic element to "Abbott Elementary" but also underscores the challenges of adult education, with Charlie's character providing both humor and a touch of pathos as he grapples with basic reading skills.

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