Kaitlin Olson's latest endeavor is her newest show High Potential trailer shows off Olson's character and the skills she possesses in a comedic, lighthearted way.

The series premiered on September 17 and is already a hit, with more episodes coming soon. High Potential combines the standard police procedural with more comedic aspects as Morgan and Karadec work together as an unlikely crime-solving duo. Kaitlin Olson's High Potential is very different from It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia and the new show might mean it is time for It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia to wrap up.

High Potential Shows Kaitlin Olson Needs To Move On From It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia

The Show Has Gone On For Too Long​​​

In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Olson plays Dee Reynolds, the twin-sister of Dennis Reynolds and a member of the eccentric friend group that makes up the main cast of the show. Dee, who is also referred to as "Sweet Dee," is a highly manipulative character who lacks intelligence and is often made into the butt of the joke by her surrounding characters. Dee has become integral to It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia but does not do any justice to Olson, who is an incredible actor.

It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia has run for 19 years and has remained popular among viewers. It is even the longest-running American live-action sitcom with 16 seasons and counting. But the different style of High Potential shows that it is finally time to move on from It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. The comedic duo in High Potential is a refreshing change from the cruel schemes the gang creates in It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia.

High Potential Allows Olson To Flex Her Acting Muscles

High Potential Finally Lets Olson Shine

High Potential can allow Olson to show off her acting chops in a way that a lot of other roles wouldn't. She does a great job at portraying the shallow Dee in It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, but it is just one character, which is why a new role sounds so exciting. Olsen's portrayal of Morgan in High Potential is a great opportunity for the actress to shine in a very different project from Always Sunny. The other cast of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia could do the same.

The Always Sunny podcast was put on hold partially due to scheduling conflicts.

Since High Potential lets Olson show off her acting skills through a different type of role, the same could occur with the other It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia actors once the series is over. Recent movies like BlackBerry, which starred Glenn Howerton, and Fool's Paradise, which starred Charlie Day, are great examples of it. Ending It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia could finally give the actors more room for projects that can let their acting skills shine, just like Olson in High Potential.