Every time It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia debuts a new season, part of me thinks it’ll be impossible for the episodes to go beyond where previous installments have, and then I’m quickly reminded how naive that is. Any TV show with main characters like Dennis and Frank Reynolds knows no bounds for crazy, gut-busting moments. Lest anyone think Danny DeVito is only involved because he lost a series of increasingly heightened wagers (possibly at a dog track). He in it to win it.
Speaking with the L.A. Times about Season 17 shaking up the 2025 TV schedule — Frank was turned into cake before going off to find potential matrimonial bliss via The Golden Bachelor — DeVito and co-star Charlie Day were asked about Frank and Charlie’s incomparable on-screen dynamic, and what they’re able to discover about it with each new season that arrives. The Taxi vet put the onus for chaos on Charlie, saying that Frank is more of an enthused follower. In his words:
