Eldergays, showbiz gays, and couch-potato queers: Tell us what you really think about this comparison. It's a dated article, but does the author have a point?
Olson is, of course, the token crass woman on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," where she sees frequent injuries, horrific fashion missteps, a tragically overinflated self-image, and a litany of abuse from her four male costars. She's one of the guys, and yet totally self-absorbed as a character. She also used to be a pretty little number, before the Botox Fairy dropped by.
For me, I'd say the Lucille Ball comparison is better suited to Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who has the range, talent, and business sense to rival Lucy's withered old balls.