Danny Devito as Frank Reynolds Deserves More Recognition

In another great comedic role, i thought he stole the movie Romancing the Stone. Dude was fricking hilarious in that.

He should be nominated for Emmys for his role, but I think the show is just too out there and dangerous for mainstream voters. I mean The comedic Genius Jesse Tyler Ferguson has to get nominated every year too, so there's that.

I think he's the least funny out of all of them but he's still not bad...all the others are just that funny

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He is hilarious. I still like Charlie a little bit more. They are both amazing when they play off each other.

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Agreed, Charlie tends to crack me up the most. The whole cast has great comedic chemistry.

No! We can't go out like that. Look, if life pushes you down, you got to push back. If you're dealt a bunch of lemons, you got to take those lemons and stuff them down somebody's throat until they see yellow. And if some punk-arse kid humiliates you, you got to do the only thing that's left to do.

Frank. Oh, wow, that was a great speech, man. That's the most coherent thing that's ever come out of your mouth. That was awesome, dude. You usually just ramble on and on and on. That was like a basketball coach. All right, so what is it?

Huh?

What's the one thing left to do? What is it?

Well, the thing of it is, is that, uh, there's the lemon stuff. And then you got Mac, who's a rat. And Dee's body brace. And, uh, and that's the thing of it, and... It's good.

What are you saying?

No, you were gonna tell us what to do. That doesn't... we didn't ask if something was good or if it wasn't good.

I lost my train of thought. Let's go back to the bar.

Loves the episode from his perspective. Got to see how he just wings everything and tries to impress the gang.


He is my favorite. I will just watch him in the episodes his manurisms are hilarious. Love how he says whore.

I think there was a Reddit thread on his best lines and it had so many great ones.

I grew up watching Taxi, so I always think of Frank as Louie De Palma's depraved twin brother.

I tell my friend all the time, I really think he is doing some of his best acting on Sunny.

I highly disagree with your opinion.

You can't be serious? Frank is the reason they can do all of the schemes they've done over the years. Without his endless supply of funding, they'd be up a creek.

No doubt DD has lost some energy over the past couple of seasons, but I think him playing the old man who's losing it a little bit is just as entertaining as he ever was.