Sunny With A Chance Of Musical

Was "The Nightman Cometh", last season's finale of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, a success? It depends on your definition of success. If by "success" you mean "Charlie finally scored with the coffee shop waitress he's been stalking all this time," then you'd most likely consider the thirty minute musical a classic, epic failure, like that other Charlie's futile attempt to kick a football. However, if you're thinking that selling out the Troubador twice back in April with a live rendition of said episode is a success, then the Sunny cast is very, very successful. So successful, in fact, that they're pulling a Kerouac and taking their musical on the road. The Times reports that the tour is set to kick off in Boston on September 15. The season premiere of Sunny is two days later, and by the end of the month the gang from Paddy's will have entertained Philly, L.A., New York, San Francisco and Seattle. To get caught up on the singing, dancing, spandex-attired performance that inspired the traveling show, check out a video clip here.