Whats it been like working with Danny DeVito?
Day: He’s awesome. It’s been a real joy. The man is a machine. He’s tireless, has a great work ethic and a great sense of humor. TVGuide.com: In the season opener, Charlie and Frank (DeVito’s character) become roommates after getting off to a rocky start. Will their relationship blossom as the season goes on? Day: Yeah. There are some twists and turns to their relationship, but there’s a lot of funny stuff that happens when the two of us are together. When I first started working with Danny, I was impressed with how well he understood the tone of the show. He was a fan and just got it. That’s pretty evident in our scenes together. TVGuide.com: The first three episodes of this season mine humor in areas like the handicapped, Muslim extremism and sexually propositioning the elderly. Are you guys trying to push the envelope? Day: Well, you know, it’s a funny thing about that — we never set out to push any envelopes. It was sort of a network idea during the first season where they said we
