It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's Margaret McPoyle rips off the unibrow!
Series: Mr. Media Radio Interviews-TV stars
From: Bob Andelman
Length: 00:26:34
Think about this for a minute. You’re a beautiful young actress, born in Chicago, raised in London and when you open your mouth, the most delightful, sophisticated accent comes pouring out.
Image via Wikipedia
You’re waiting for your big break in show business when the phone rings.
One of the buzziest hit sitcoms on TV, FX’s “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” is calling. They want you for what could become a recurring role on the raunchy, outrageous gross-out fest. Sounds like a dream come true.
Sorry, kid. Your character is mute. No words will be spoken. But you do get to make a rather salacious move with your tongue.
What do you say?
Thesy Surface said yes.
Yes to Margaret McPoyle, the silly stuff of which TV legends are made on “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.”
For most people, this will be the first time you’ll have heard Thesy’s voice. Want to hear more? Check out her video blog at ThesySurface.com.
And, oh yeah: the show returns to FX for its sixth season on Thursday, September 16 @ 10 p.m. (You can also catch up on episodes you missed on Comedy Central.) Mono-browed Margaret McPoyle — played by Thesy Surface —returns around Halloween.
Thesy Surface Website • Twitter • Facebook
THESY SURFACE AUDIO EXCERPT: "I think it was Charlie Chaplin who said, 'It doesn't matter how big the role is. Just be memorable.' And Margaret McPoyle is memorable."
More from Bob Andelman
Actress Paula Garces is everywhere: Warehouse 13, Harold & Kumar movies and The mun2 Look
(00:11:05)
From: Bob Andelman
Actress Paula Garces can be found in high profile roles; she also starred on "The Shield"
Spike TV's reality comedy 'Scrappers' puts the metal upside your head
(00:24:45)
From: Bob Andelman
An interview with Joe Posa, star of the new Spike TV reality comedy series "Scrappers"
Actor Christopher Gorham leaves Ugly Betty for Covert Affairs
(00:12:38)
From: Bob Andelman
An interview with the popular actor now on USA's "Covert Affairs" and who previously played "Henry" on ABC's "Ugly Betty"
Patricia Richardson interview, actress, The Jensen Project, Home Improvement
(00:08:07)
From: Bob Andelman
Actress Patricia Richardson discusses life with Tim on "Home Improvement" and now on "The Jensen Project"
Eddie McClintock interview, star, Warehouse 13, SyFy Channel
(00:10:51)
From: Bob Andelman
The second season of Warehouse 13 premieres Tuesday, July 6 @ 9 p.m. In this interview, McClintock discusses social media's help in pushing the show's popularity.
Warehouse 13 actor Saul Rubinek
(00:14:31)
From: Bob Andelman
Star of the SyFy cable network series "Warehouse 13" talks about season two.
Robert K. Elder interview, author, Last Words of the Executed
(00:28:53)
From: Bob Andelman
Elder collected the final words of American serial killers, psychopaths and more. The book has an introduction by the late journalist Studs Terkel.
Baby boomer marketing expert Roger Chiocchi interviewed
(00:28:54)
From: Bob Andelman
Roger Chiocchi is a Connecticut based marketing executive and author of 'Baby Boomer Bust?'
Actress Tanna Frederick discusses working for indie director Henry Jaglom on stage and screen
(00:29:13)
From: Bob Andelman
In recent years, Tanna Frederick has become the star of writer/director Henry Jaglom's company of actors, which operates much like his hero Orson Welles' Mercury Theater.
Avatar: The Last Airbender movie gets the manga treatment
(00:28:08)
From: Bob Andelman
The co-authors of The Last Airbender movie tie-in graphic novel/manga are interviewed.
Related Pieces
Piece Description
Think about this for a minute. You’re a beautiful young actress, born in Chicago, raised in London and when you open your mouth, the most delightful, sophisticated accent comes pouring out.
Image via Wikipedia
You’re waiting for your big break in show business when the phone rings.
One of the buzziest hit sitcoms on TV, FX’s “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” is calling. They want you for what could become a recurring role on the raunchy, outrageous gross-out fest. Sounds like a dream come true.
Sorry, kid. Your character is mute. No words will be spoken. But you do get to make a rather salacious move with your tongue.
What do you say?
Thesy Surface said yes.
Yes to Margaret McPoyle, the silly stuff of which TV legends are made on “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.”
For most people, this will be the first time you’ll have heard Thesy’s voice. Want to hear more? Check out her video blog at ThesySurface.com.
And, oh yeah: the show returns to FX for its sixth season on Thursday, September 16 @ 10 p.m. (You can also catch up on episodes you missed on Comedy Central.) Mono-browed Margaret McPoyle — played by Thesy Surface —returns around Halloween.
Thesy Surface Website • Twitter • Facebook
Broadcast History
Chataboutit.com July 8, 2010
Related Website
