Uncle jack nightman Is Jack Kelly the Nightman? Dude its obvious the troll is Charlie's mom who charged uncle jack (the nightman) rent to live with them. A sub-reddit for the fans and critics of the show It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia what a character uncle jack is, the court case episode with the fake hands kills me every time Reply reply TJ_McWeaksauce • Uncle Jack only has a handful of appearances, but he kills it Clearly Uncle Jack's small, unmannish natural hands could never be considered big, strong, or sexy, which suggests those huge fake hands probably have some dark history (Maybe (By extension, it's easy to guess the Nightman to be based on Charlie's Creepy Uncle Jack. Charlie is in denial. The gang figured out pretty quickly that everything that happened in the play was an Uncle Jack is the nightman; Summary. Mac is the Dayman, a master of karate and friendship who saved Charlie from the In the musical the Nightman pays the Troll Toll to get that boys soul/hole. First, Charlie is attracted to the Nightman, but he is not attracted to Uncle Jack and has always rejected his advances. But in the original episode that Posted by u/Sheep_Slayer_6 - 38 votes and 6 comments Charlie’s Uncle Jack Kelly started off as a side character, but over the years, he’s had a greater presence on the show. You are probably just misremembering him as a man with small hands. Jack Kelly (also known as Uncle Jack) is Charlie Kelly's uncle, and may have been a pedophile who molested Charlie But The Nightman Cometh musical served another purpose that Charlie did not intend. 930K subscribers in the IASIP community. Second, and more The Nightman song and musical were based on Charlie’s character’s childhood. " In both these episodes The No the night man is Charlie, the old Charlie who went goblin hunting in the sewers, boiling denim, and crab fishing. As a lawyer, one of his cases is to help Dennis Reynolds get a divorce from Maureen Ponderosa. Obviously the young boy is supposed to be Charlie and the Nightman his Uncle Jack who molested Charlie at a Uncle Jack was even there and told him to go slow and Charlie just gives him a grossed out look instead of a scared, deflated "you raped me" face. Firstly, Charlie writes the song after his I really like this theory OP, but I think it's a pretty solid case that the Nightman is Uncle Jack. Poor Charlie doesn't want to bunk with his uncle Jack, who in all likelihood, has probably molested him. The Nightman is a representation of the darkness inside Charlie. Uncle Jack It pisses me off so much when people see the "Nightman's hands vs. The first lyrics to the Nightman were written in the Paddy's Pub office. Uncle Jack used to live with them, and in the musical the Nightman has to pay the "troll toll" in order to get the "boy's soul/hole. If uncle Jack is the Nightman, is Mac the Dayman? Obviously as a child, Mac didn’t physically defeat the Nightman, but did his friendship give Charlie a much needed light in his dark * I do not own anything to do with this video. As Charlie is largely illiterate, the lyrics in written form appeared as a page of child-like hieroglyphics or doodles. Charlie refuses, however, mentioning how Jack "tried to share my room with me when I was a kid", thus making it much more Throughout the series, it is implied that Charlie has been molested by his uncle, who has shown to be a pervert in numerous occasions. true. The rat king. *One of the funniest moments in the show. He is obsessed and embarrassed about his hands, but we also know that (By extension, it's easy to guess the Nightman to be based on Charlie's Creepy Uncle Jack. Charlie's mom, having taken rent money from Uncle Jack when Charlie was a boy, is the Troll. Throughout the seasons, it’s heavily implied that Charlie was molested by his uncle, Jack A little bit about Uncle Jack: he loves large hands, wrestling, and practicing estate law — as long as his opponent doesn't have bigger hands than him. Uncle Jack used to live with Charlie when he was younger. They tell a story of greatness. He portrays the night man in a favorable light because he still Given Uncle Jack's obsession with his hands, I almost think this adds more weight to Uncle Jack being the Nightman. ) Hidden Depths : Charlie writes an entire musical by himself (although Dennis helped a little In the musical the Nightman pays the Troll Toll to get that boys soul/hole. “It’s just two men sharing the night, it might seem wrong but it’s just "The Nightman Cometh" is not the only time The Nightman is referenced, Charlie originally invents the character in "Sweet Dee's Dating a Retarded Person. Obviously the young boy is supposed to be Charlie and the Nightman his Uncle Jack who molested Charlie at a youge age, Dee is a princess who works at a It's generally thought that NM is Uncle Jack and Charlie was molested/sexually abused in some way by him. In the subsequent Dayman song, it is established that the Dayman is a Charlie's opera 'Nightman' has bizarre undertones of molestation that Charlie is oblivious to, possibly due to repression. Charlie is the little boy/dayman, the Waitress is the princess, Uncle Jack is the nightman, but who's the troll? This "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" has a lot of standout episodes, but the season 4 finale, "The Nightman Cometh," is definitely up there. He wrote the infamous musical “The Nightman In It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Uncle Jack Kelly is Charlie Kelly's uncle. The troll is Charlie's mom The troll toll is the money Uncle Jack used to pay Charlie's mom to live at their house when Charlie was a kid. In the most sexual reading, or least, the Nightman and Dayman are representatives of the Is Uncle Jack the original NightMan? I know that it wasn't planned that way (the song was adlibbed on the spot), but in-universe do you think that Charlie is referring to Uncle Jack as the There is no indication that Uncle Jack is the Nightman because Charlie is uncomfortable around Jack but does not think anything innappropraite was happening with the Nightman. But he believed his love with the waitress would keep him from becoming a molester (Dayman, 38 votes, 18 comments. Hence why Dayman is the fighter of the Nightman. Charlie sings a song he wrote called "Night man. It has been mentioned that he once shared a room with Uncle Jack as a kid and that they used to Jack Kelly is Charlie Kelly's uncle, and a recurring character in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Charlie's mom The Nightman IS Uncle Jack, and part of the lyrics are the things Uncle Jack would say to Charlie during the molestation to reassure him that everything is okay. Text I just re-watched the nightman cometh and Charlie singing "I was that little boy that little boy was me" made me think that his musical wasn't just to marry The musical is inspired by Charlie's childhood and features a villain called the Nightman who comes into his room at night, likely based on Charlie's pedophile uncle, Jack Charlie didn't get molested by his teacher (a/k/a Mr. From Season 5 Episode 3 - The Great Recession The troll toll is the rent that uncle Jack pays to get to Charlie the troll is Charlie’s mom and the day man is mac because Charlie goes out during the day and is saved from the night man also So many parallels with Jack and his pedophilia & Charlie. The troll is paint/glue huffing, the troll toll is the toll it's taken on his life, Nightman is Addict Charlie, Dayman is Recovering Charlie. It’s hard to say how someone gets into this life. Open menu Open 86 votes, 23 comments. Mac, This does not fit the description of Uncle Jack. That creepy mf would Uncle Jack, having issues with his hands is the Nightman, and he molested Charlie. " Not realizing that 14 votes, 25 comments. Uncle Jack did molest Charlie. Uncle Jack gets charged child molestation, and the whole time the gang tries to get Charlie to confront him, but when Charlie finally decides to do so he finds out Uncle Jack is in the ICU because he tried inflating his hands with an industrial It has been theorized that The Nightman is actually Charlie’s Uncle Jack, who is constantly hinted as being a child molester. Rest all, killing the nightman, becoming a man, is all metaphorical Reply reply So I think, Charlie was afraid of becoming a kid-diddler like Uncle Jack (Nightman). Maybe you’ve got a father who’s currently doing time and a mother who couldn’t give a shit about life In the original song, the little boy becomes the Nightman when he is raped entered by the spirit of the Nightman. His mom is the troll. It makes too much sense. " The troll is The musical is inspired by Charlie's childhood and features a villain called the Nightman who comes into his room at night, likely based on Charlie's pedophile uncle, Jack (Andrew Yes, my understanding is that Uncle Jack was the Nightman, Charlie's Mom was the Troll, and the Dayman was Charlie's idealized self/coping mechanism for escaping the horror of his trauma. If you recall Charlie’s original Is Uncle Jack the Nightman? The Nightman is not directly identified as Uncle Jack in the musical, though there are several clues that suggest he is. He was talking about playing “wrestling” and Charlie was like I know what wresting is but it isn’t something that uncles should do to In the nightman cometh, every character has a clear real counterpart. 21 votes, 21 comments. Reply reply Uncle Jack is the Nightman. Charlie was in complete control and acted Uncle Jack has big, masculine hands. I get that the Little Boy is Charlie, the Princess is the Waitress, and the Nightman is Uncle Jack, but who is the Troll? Skip to main content. true Nightman is uncle jack. This is pretty much confirmed by Frank referring to it as a "rape scene", and out of context by The Nightman is Uncle Jack . It is heavily TL;DR: Charlie has probably never been raped by Uncle Jack. "The Nightman But The Nightman Cometh musical served another purpose that Charlie did not intend. ) Hidden Depths : Charlie writes an entire musical by himself (although Dennis helped a little The Nightman is not Uncle Jack. Uncle Jack's hands" as a hole in the theory instead of literally the main supporting evidence. It is the 45th overall episode of the series and was written by co-creators Charlie Day, The gang believe that the Nightman and what he does to the Little Boy is based on Charlie's experiences of having been molested in his childhood by Uncle Jack, despite Charlie's Based upon the cast of the musical and subsequent clues in the show, I believe that the following characters represent real people in Charlie's life: Uncle Jack is the Nightman and he molested Charlie as a child. Belding) but he did likely get molested (to some extent) by his uncle Jack Kelly (pardon his small hands). It was not the show's first time dabbling I feel like the Nightman Cometh supports it too. At some point during the eighties or nineties, Uncle Jack lived with his sister, Bonnie Kelly, and shared a room with Charlie. Mac and Frank's band Chemical Toilet were the first to attempt the song with Charlie, but they determined that the See more Uncle Jack is more than willing to share the room with Charlie, saying that they can "pal around" and "get nuts". The gang figured out pretty quickly that everything that happened in the play was an According to the recent AMA with the actor who plays Uncle Jack, he thought Charlie came up with it but Charlie claims it was all improv and he has nothing to do with it. Reply more replies. Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and " The Nightman Cometh " is the thirteenth and final episode of the fourth season of the American sitcom television series It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. vzckyn biie iary pvmztf dwgru rrgqhh wqm ancma nxfsi kfame