If nothing else, there might not be a greater achievement in life than surpassing Danny DeVito in bagging a moonwalk on his dance floors. In the bustling streets of classic television, where dimly lit cabs whirred with laughter and camaraderie, there was a magic that pulled stars from all walks of life into its glow. Picture a scene with Danny DeVito, a cabbie not just driving fares but memories, while a certain Michael Jackson found himself drawn to the charm of the famed Taxi set.

When the King of Pop traded moonwalks for taxi rides, he found more than a show, he found a reason to party.

Danny DeVito recently took a trip back to those golden days on Taxi, revealing that Michael Jackson was not just a distant fan but "loved our show", so much so that he even crashed their after-hours celebrations. The pop icon loved the atmosphere and energy, often joining the cast and crew to unwind. Jackson’s enthusiasm for the series was more than casual appreciation, according to the actor, as he told The Hollywood Reporter, often perching himself in "in the booth up in the top where the technicians were" just to catch a glimpse of the show running.

Every Friday, the Taxi cast would throw legendary parties where laughter outpaced the ticking clock, Danny DeVito told The Hollywood Reporter. DeVito fondly recalls how these gatherings became not just routine celebrations but a sacred ritual of friendship, bonding, and contagious fun. These events blurred the line between work and play, with the actors, including DeVito himself, indulging in long evenings filled with stories, music, and the kind of joy that defined the show’s off-screen vibe as much as its on-screen humor.

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From cab rides to dark bars, Danny DeVito’s TV journey is a masterclass in turning every role into a memorable party.

Beyond Taxi, Danny DeVito found himself reminiscing about other iconic shows that shaped his career and television history. He reflected on the quirky brilliance behind shows like It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, which showcases his ongoing knack for mixing comedy with a sharp edge. DeVito’s ability to navigate various roles and productions highlights his enduring charm and talent, connecting him to multiple generations of TV lovers who appreciate both nostalgia and fresh, fearless humor.

DeVito’s recollections remind us that behind every legendary show lies a tapestry of friendships, unexpected guests, and shared moments, the very tapestry that gave way to a drawing of his height disparity with Colossus on amicable terms. Whether it was Michael Jackson dancing in the corner or the cast partying into the night, Taxi was more than a workplace, it was a stage where magic and memory met. 

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