It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, even after 17 seasons, does not fail to surprise as well as amuse the viewers.

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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's season 17 finale features a surprise reunion for Danny DeVito nearly 50 years after his ...

For those of us old enough to remember classic comedies, seeing Danny DeVito and Carol Kane together again on TV allows for flashbacks to the wonderful Taxi, in which the two first appeared together ...

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia ends Season 17 with The Golden Bachelor Live, a finale that answers the headline cleanly: Frank ditches the live finale, runs to the bus station, and proposes to Sam, ...

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 17 has come to an end and the finale episode has all the classic ingredients that makes the show comedic—it is subversive and wacky.

When Danny DeVito and Carol Kane join a Zoom meeting, it's like they are the only two people in the internet equivalent of the room. Kane immediately announces to her former Taxi co-star and longtime ...

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia delivered one of its most hilarious and poignant episodes as Season 17 came to a close with “The Golden Bachelor Live,” which included a posthumous appearance by the ...

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia ended its 17th season by reuniting Danny DeVito with one of his greatest comedy scene ...

42 years later, Taxi co-stars Danny DeVito and Carol Kane are showing the world that their chemistry is still there.

Few years have been as productive as 2025 when it comes to the Rhode Island movie and TV industry, but the Ocean State's connection to moviemaking stretches back to a time when the state of technology ...

Danny DeVito is giving fans a rare update on his friendship with famed actor, Jack Nicholson. “I just saw Jack a couple weeks ago — it was his birthday a month ago, and he’s great,” DeVito ...