During the 16 seasons, the gang of "is always sunny in Philadelphia" has grown to a very funny evil on TV shows within their series. Frank (Danny Devito), in particular, seems to be a regular part for local Philadelphia news, fearmongering in order to increase the sale of pistols or water filters, and he also appeared on talk -shows with Dennis (Glenn Hawerton) and Di Di (Di Di (Di). The entire gang also appeared in an episode of the "Family Feuda" of the "Family Struggle", as it hosted by the Kigan-Michael Key (giving us his best Steve Harvey Imlionation), which ended with Dennis was extremely humiliated. In season 17, however, at least one member of the gang will go where they never passed: reality television.

While we already knew the season 17 would have the second chapter in "It's always sunny" and "Abbott elementary" crossover This began earlier this year, showing the gang's side of what happened when they volunteered in the title school, it seems that this new series of episodes will have a completely different crossover that we could never see how it came. You see, Frank will appear on a fictional version of the "Golden Bachelor" and it seems to be an absolute disaster in the best way.

In the trailer of Season 17 for "Always Solar", we must see Frank dressed in the nine of the episode of "Golden Bachelor", spin-off of the hit-real series "The Bachelor", where hope of singles are trying to win the heart of the title. The "Golden Bachelor" has an older diploma that requires Loveubov, and since Frank is both rich and laid -back, it's pretty funny (and perfect) fit! We see Frank with the host of the franchise "The Bachelor", Essi Palmer, along with a few quick interview clips, where Frank gives a little context or colorful comment. We also got acquainted with Frank's primary romantic interest, a young woman who is clearly inspired by the girl Fok Tua, but with a very cruel name. Frank finds his charming attraction, which follows his previous romantic interests (including the tragically deceased Roxy drug -dependent sex worker), and even brings his home to dinner with Charlie (Charlie Day). The previous seasons of the series communicated a lot of events in the real world and rifled them, as when The Open of "Always Sunny" season 15 posed that the gang was responsible for every great news That year, but the girl's fraud is definitely new.

Between the "Elementary Abbott" crossover and now this "golden degree" kind of wrapper, it really feels like the series goes bigger and bolder than ever. Is this an attempt to attract new viewers so the show can continue to last two more decades? Or is The gang "is always sunny" just trying to come up with a bang With Season 18? We have to wait and see when the FX premieres of the FX on July 9, 2025 (and the next day of Julu).