Danny DeVito Promises That the ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Cast Got Weird With It on the ‘Abbott Elementary’ Set

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Earlier this month, the viral and horrific Glasgow Willy Wonka Experience first inspired the two to team up back in January. However, the two defining sitcoms from the City of Brotherly Love are polar opposites in of their tone and their moral comes, a point that fans brought up as soon as the first on-set photos emerged showing the Paddy’s Pub gang standing next to the teachers and staff of Willard R. Abbott Elementary School with nary a katana or a revolver in sight.

This week, DeVito spoke to PEOPLE at the Los Angeles premiere of Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band about the slight culture clash that occurred when he and the rest of the It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia staff showed up to the Abbott Elementary set, saying, “I think we get a little wild in the show for them, but they’re handling us pretty well.”

So no one in the mash-up was mashing it, then.

“We had a great time,” DeVito said of the shooting experience on Abbott Elementary. “They’re wonderful people. It’s such an odd mix, so it’s going to be fun.” While the producers of Abbott Elementary have already revealed that the episode featuring the characters of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia will mainly involve the most undereducated character on the show, the Dayman himself, Charlie Kelly, all five of the core Paddy’s Pub gang will have their time to shine in the crossover episode, and DeVito promised that “lots of surprises” are ahead.

ABC hasn’t yet announced an air date for the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia/Abbott Elementary crossover episode, but we know that the collaboration will come in the ninth episode of Abbott Elementary’s ongoing fourth season, so look out for the Philly mash-up sometime in December. And, hopefully, Frank’s time at an underserved elementary school won’t necessitate another intervention.