Kaitlin Olson sort of wants to fight herself
Would 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's' Dee Reynolds get along with @highpotentialabc's Morgan Gillory? Kaitlin Olson has some thoughts about how the characters would interact. Kaitlin Olson also reveals what she has stolen from set.Olson stopped by to answer our Very Important Questions presented by Disney Plus.
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