Danny DeVito, the iconic actor behind Frank Reynolds in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, is hinting at exciting possibilities for his character in the show's upcoming 18th season. Could Frank finally find love? According to DeVito himself, the prospect is more than welcome. The recent season 17 finale, a parody of The Golden Bachelor, saw Frank connecting with Sam (played by Carol Kane), leading to a surprisingly heartfelt moment.
Frank Reynolds: Finding Love After All?
“I am way down with that,” DeVito told The Hollywood Reporter regarding Frank having a love life. “I mean, you get up there in age, it’s nice to have a steady girlfriend.” This revelation has fans buzzing about the potential for a recurring role for Kane and a more nuanced, perhaps even tender, side to Frank's usually outrageous antics.
Season 17: A Return to Form
Season 17 of It's Always Sunny has been lauded as a return to the show's signature dark and deranged humor. Critics and fans alike have praised the season for recapturing the unhinged quality that made the show a cult favorite. From Frank's schemes to the Gang's chaotic interactions, the latest episodes have delivered the demented brilliance viewers have come to expect.
DeVito also revealed his initial surprise at the Golden Bachelor storyline, admitting he was unaware the show was real. He initially believed it was another outlandish scenario cooked up by the writers. However, he embraced the absurdity, stating, “The crazier, the better.”
What's Next for 'It's Always Sunny'?
While the future of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia remains uncertain beyond season 18, one thing is clear: Danny DeVito is enthusiastic about pushing the boundaries of his character and exploring new, unexpected storylines. Whether Frank finds lasting love or continues his reign of chaotic schemes, fans can expect more hilarious and outrageous moments from the Gang in Philadelphia.
The show's ability to surprise and delight viewers after 17 seasons is a testament to its enduring appeal and the commitment of its cast and writers to pushing comedic boundaries. Stay tuned for more updates on season 18 and the potential for Frank Reynolds to finally find happiness (or at least a temporary reprieve from his usual misery).