FXX's record "is always sunny in Philadelphia" continues to leave a significant impact on television. Now celebrating its 20th anniversary, the 17th season after the exploits of Paddy's pub band, it continues to wear the laughter, whether it is the constantly resisting nature of their collective lives or perhaps their toxic anti-antiques leave repetitive characters. In the case of one of the best episodes of the new season, Returning to an unnamed lawyer is an exhibition of how much cancer can really be the gang.

The first season of "is always sunny in Philadelphia" introduced spectators by Charlie Kelly (Charlie Day), Dennis Reynolds (Glenn Hawerton), Ronald "McDonald" McDonald (Rob Mac) and Deandra De Reynolds (Caitlin). Despite being the "Bizaro Sitkom" version of the "Fantastic Four", the original four acting members have shown a promise in their first season, but the network has warned the team that the cancellation is directly if a big star does not join the cast next season. Thus, Dani Davito joined Paddy's pub as Frank Reynolds, father of Dennis and Di. Legend for both television and film, adding the cast to the cast saved the show and is probably a factor of why it is still in the air to date. The five members of the ensemble are often in high demand for projects outside the dilapidated diving bar, especially Charlie Day and Danny Devito, both often participating in massive film franchises. However, an important member of the cast has almost appeared in one of the legendary Hollywood film series, which could have changed their career in important ways.

Steven Spielberg's seminal masterpiece "Indiana Ons: Thieves of the lost casket", especially one of the most casting casting. Tom Selek was initially caught in the role of D -Henry Walton Indiana Onesons, Runior, but left for scheduling conflicts with his series "Magnum, PI", leading to Casting at Harrison Ford. After all, things worked for both Ford and Selek, with both leading successful careers on their own. In the case of SELEK, although he may not be recognized for the adoption of the most famous archaeologist in the cinema, he remains a live television legend.

As it turns out, Tom Selek was not the only actor whose television duties prevented him from appearing in "Indiana Ons: Thieves of the lost casket". Steven Spielberg recalled the vision of Salah's image, telling Empire That he initially offered the role of Dani Davito:

"Salah was originally written as Sam Affaaf or Gunga Dean Type - an almost small creature from the canteen of" Starwells War "in an earthquake adventurous film. I initially offered a part of Dani Davito, who wanted to do so, but could not fit it around his "taxi" schedule.

After all, given that Dani Davito was not available, Steven Spielberg had to look for other characters' actors to bring Salah to life. Fortunately, as he watched the 1980s "Shagun", he was hit by Rhon Reese-Davis' performance. Reese-Davis has affected the role of Empire:

"Mr Spielberg saw Shogun. I went to see him and said, 'Well, look, here he says that Salah is 5'2 weak Egyptian Bedouin. Do you suggest surgery? , "He said," no, I want to do something between the character you played in "Shagun" and "Falstaf". I thought, "Ah, this is interesting."

Although Dani Davito missed the opportunity to play Salah in Indiana Ons: Thieves of the lost casket, "Indiana Onesons franchise is listed in his sitcom," is always sunny in Philadelphia. " In particular, Dr. Onesons is the subject of a lot of Loveubov from Charlie and Mac in "The Gang is Trapped", which was the ninth episode of Season 7. In the episode, as is obvious in the title, the gang is trapped in a stranger's house after their vase.

The planned burglary reminds Charlie and Mac from the films "Indiana Onesons", who were a childhood favorite for them. Delaying their Dennis plans based on "Stupid Movies" flares both Charlie and Mac, which seem to wear special pieces of Indy's suit, with Charlie donating a leather jacket and soft sports brown Fedora. As for Frank, it is shown as there are bulbs used in one of the last fungi of the episode.

"The gang is trapped," there is also a gap of another of Steven Spielberg's classics in the 1980s. In an effort to protect himself from being caught by home owners, Frank is part of a bunch of stuffed animals. This visual wrap is a direct referral to the "extra-terristal", in which the title of alien hides in the collection of stuffed animals in the closet, when Mary Taylor (Di Wallace), Eliot's mother (Henry Thomas), Michael (Robert McNufton) and other.

The 17th season of "is always sunny in Philadelphia" is currently airing on Wednesday at 9 pm, with new episodes available to be transferred to Fulu the next day. The film ranking can be read /film about the 25 best episodes of the sitcom here.