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** The final exchange between Mac and Charlie before they join the others under the water:
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* The Gang getting rid of Pete by sending off on a train to L.A. would be a standard KickTheDog moment for them...except [[ThrowTheDogABone Pete is actually happy for the chance at a fresh start.]]
* The Gang getting rid of Pete by sending off on a train to L.A. would be a standard KickTheDog moment for them...except [[ThrowTheDogABone Pete is actually happy for the chance at a fresh start.]]
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* Charlie and Frank's relationship. As odd as the Gruesome Twesome are, most of the time, if there is anyone actually saying anything nice or supportive about another member of the Gang, it's one of these two about the other.
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* Charlie and Frank's relationship. As odd as the Gruesome Twesome Twosome are, most of the time, if there is anyone actually saying anything nice or supportive about another member of the Gang, it's one of these two about the other.
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* Dennis' line about "parenting from a distance" suggests that he hasn't completely abandoned his son.
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** On a meta level, the deadly serious treatment of Mac's struggle with his sexuality is extra impactful given how Mac's been something of a ButtMonkey for the last several seasons. He spends the whole episode incredibly vulnerable and it would be easy to make him into the punchline again, but instead, the show treats him with sincere respect.
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* Mac buys Dennis an RPG off of the dark web. Dennis, who had been angrier than usual because it's Valentine's Day, is so overjoyed he doesn't even care that the seller didn't include a rocket.
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* Mac buys Dennis an RPG off of the dark web. Dennis, who had been angrier than usual because it's Valentine's Day, is so overjoyed he doesn't even care that the seller didn't include a rocket. What makes this moment even more heartwarming is that despite his typical AttentionWhore nature, Mac doesn't once ask Dennis for a gift in return, nor does he complain to anyone else about not receiving one throughout the episode. Thus, this gesture was entirely for the sake of making Dennis happy, making this one of the few (if not only) genuinely kind and selfless things Mac has done.
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* When Dee is dying, the Gang tells Mac to save her when he refuses to, making his own decision and allowing Dee to see the other side. Considering the last time they saw her nearly die, it's nice to see they do care about each other and doesn't want her to die.
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* When Dee is dying, the Gang tells Mac to save her when he refuses to, making his own decision and allowing Dee to see the other side. Considering the last time they saw her nearly die, it's nice to see they do care about each other and doesn't want her actually try to die.help her.
* Although Dennis is constantly berating Mac throughout the episode for being an ExtremeDoormat who only does things when Dennis tells him to, he's actually impressed when Mac defies his order to save Dee. He even ends the episode with some degree of respect for Mac.
* Although Dennis is constantly berating Mac throughout the episode for being an ExtremeDoormat who only does things when Dennis tells him to, he's actually impressed when Mac defies his order to save Dee. He even ends the episode with some degree of respect for Mac.
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* Dee and Mac usually hate each other, and Dennis manipulates Mac’s jealousy and Dee’s need for approval, but they get past that and actually have fun together.
* Despite all his weaponised manipulating affection to her in the episode, Dee’s upset that Dennis has no plans to let himself be happy.
* While he’s also doing it as a manipulation tactic to get her confused and aggressive, considering how the rest of the time Dennis is disgusted by Mac and Dee is the only person he genuinely loves (literally said it multiple times), his compliments to her are implied to have truth in them.
* Despite all his weaponised manipulating affection to her in the episode, Dee’s upset that Dennis has no plans to let himself be happy.
* While he’s also doing it as a manipulation tactic to get her confused and aggressive, considering how the rest of the time Dennis is disgusted by Mac and Dee is the only person he genuinely loves (literally said it multiple times), his compliments to her are implied to have truth in them.
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* Dee and Mac usually hate each other, and Dennis manipulates Mac’s jealousy and Dee’s need for approval, approval to improve their score, but they get past that and actually have fun together.
* Despite all his weaponisedmanipulating and manipulative affection to her in the episode, Dee’s upset that Dennis has no plans to let himself be happy.
* While he’s also doing it as a manipulation tactic to get her confused and aggressive,considering how the rest of the time when you remember that Dennis is disgusted by Mac and has told Dee is the only person he genuinely loves (literally said it multiple times), her on several occasions in the past, his compliments to her in this episode are implied to have some degree of truth in to them.
* Despite all his weaponised
* While he’s also doing it as a manipulation tactic to get her confused and aggressive,
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* Charlie randomly comes out with a boombox and skating, and while the rest of the gang have no idea why he’s doing that, they all excitedly praise him with no complaint.
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* Totally twisted, but Dee has no issue at all with Dennis supposedly keeping Maureen’s ashes. And to return the favour he finds out why her face has been paralyzed along with his brain fog.
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* Totally twisted, but Dee has no issue at all with Dennis supposedly keeping Maureen’s ashes. And to return the favour favour, he finds helps her find out why her face has been paralyzed along with alongside his brain fog.
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* It's a small and subtle moment, but as the guys are walking away from the rink, Mac softly touches Dennis' arm while praising his bowling performance, and Dennis actually lets him. In previous seasons, whenever Mac even tried to put his hand on Dennis' shoulder, Dennis always pushed him away, so the fact that Dennis seems to welcome this small bit of affection from Mac here is yet another sign of their improving relationship.
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* Same twisted, the guys giving Dee “the cunt of the year” trophy. As much as they claim to not want her around, it’s heavily implied to be a compliment, as it’s a present they worked hard on and wanted her to keep.
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* Same Equally twisted, but as much as the guys giving Dee “the cunt of the year” trophy. As much as they claim to not want her around, it’s giving Dee the "Cunt of the Year” trophy is heavily implied to be a compliment, as it’s because it was a present they worked hard on and wanted her to keep.
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* Same twisted, the guys giving Dee “the cunt of the year” trophy. As much as they claim to not want her around, it’s heavily implied to be a compliment, as it’s a present they worked hard on and wanted her to keep.
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* Probably most touching of all is that for once, the gang (minus Frank) has no self serving motivation behind doing any of this. The entire episode is pretty much dedicated to [[PetTheDog petting the dog.]]
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* When Dee complains about no spa day even when she’s pregnant, Dennis offers the coupon to her instead of Frank, and to her credit she fights her initial instinct to just ditch Charlie and take a day for herself.
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* It’s just instinctive, but when they suspect there’s a fire, Dennis shields Dee and she leans into him. Extra sweet as he’s usually the one clinging to her when he’s freaked out.
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[[AC: Making Dennis Reynolds A Murderer]]
* Of course it’s a little suspect that she wants to play her brother’s ex-wife, but Dee is the only one to defend Dennis (even if she thinks he probably did kill Maureen) when the rest sell him out.
* Of course it’s a little suspect that she wants to play her brother’s ex-wife, but Dee is the only one to defend Dennis (even if she thinks he probably did kill Maureen) when the rest sell him out.
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* The twins show how much they deeply love each other, as Dee infects the going to North Dakota memory by doing a stupid switch the lights on and off game with Charlie and getting Dennis to laugh and stay, and when it’s his fantasy he subconsciously heals her cut.
* The twins show how much they deeply love each other, as Dee infects the going to North Dakota memory by doing a stupid switch the lights on and off game with Charlie and getting Dennis to laugh and stay, and when it’s his fantasy he subconsciously heals her cut.
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* It’s sweet that when Dennis is hysterically crying at his mom’s corpse, he holds onto Dee’s arm for dear life and Dee keeps herself together to take over the “yelling at Frank” duties. It might have been only three minutes born earlier, but she’s still his older sister.
* It’s sweet that when Dennis is hysterically crying at his mom’s corpse, he holds onto Dee’s arm for dear life and Dee keeps herself together to take over the “yelling at Frank” duties. It might have been only three minutes born earlier, but she’s still his older sister.
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* While she’s manipulating him, a rare NiceGuy is concerned for Dee when she tells him guys are watching her and she’s in a lot of trouble,
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* Even though it's revealed that the events of the episode were just one big lie, Dennis, who wasn't in on the scheme, genuinely wanted Dee to be happier (and out of their hair), and thought that if she did go with the plan of trying to continue her new career, she would become more depressed and kill herself. He even tells her he loves her (albeit with heavy IncestSubtext).
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* Even though it's revealed that the events of the episode were just one big lie, Dennis, who wasn't in on the scheme, genuinely wanted Dee to be happier (and out of their hair), and thought that if she did go with the plan of trying to continue her new career, she would become more depressed and kill herself. He even tells her he loves her (albeit with heavy IncestSubtext).
IncestSubtext). And while she ultimately blows him off and kicks him to the floor, Dee looks both touched and interested during that speech.
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[[AC: The Gang Gets Quarantined]]
* When the concert gets cancelled, the Gang goes to the bar to harmonize (and drink) because that’s what they always do. Dennis even gives Dee and Charlie a quick cuddle.
* When Dee does her stuttering hick impersonation, Mac and Charlie PetTheDog and are actually impressed.
* When the concert gets cancelled, the Gang goes to the bar to harmonize (and drink) because that’s what they always do. Dennis even gives Dee and Charlie a quick cuddle.
* When Dee does her stuttering hick impersonation, Mac and Charlie PetTheDog and are actually impressed.
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[[AC: Mac and Dennis Move To The Suburbs]]
* Very quickly subverted as Mac grows to not be able to stand the thing (and ends up cooking it), but Dennis gets Mac a dog and for five seconds he’s delighted and cuddling it.
* Very quickly subverted as Mac grows to not be able to stand the thing (and ends up cooking it), but Dennis gets Mac a dog and for five seconds he’s delighted and cuddling it.
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* When the rest of the Gang realize Dennis isn’t actually scheming or having a ControlFreak moment, he’s just in pain, they go from teasing about not having any feelings to reassurance. Frank sounds like a soft dad for once when he says the bar is fine, and Dee looks like she’s going to cry as much as her brother is.
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* Throughout the episode, Charlie keeps trying to push his investment idea to Frank, but Frank won't hear him out. Instead, Frank pretends to invest in Mac and Dennis' flimsy inflatable furniture scheme and evicts Dee from her apartment after he stops paying her rent, all in order to get them all indebted to him and siphon money off of them. When Charlie finds this out, he schemes to get back at Frank by finally pitching his investment, and Frank actually takes the deal. When Frank asks what Charlie wants, instead of asking for money, Charlie asks for Frank to forgive Mac and Dennis' loan and give Dee her apartment back (and to start paying her rent again). The latter is especially significant, considering how strained their relationship had become in previous seasons due to Dee assaulting Charlie.
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* In a dark way, how they cling to each other when they’re both terrified. There’s no backstabbing or trying to save just themselves, they’re in this traumatic situation together.
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[[AC: Charlie Gets Crippled]]
* Obviously she’s not actually dead, but when Frank tells the twins their mom is gone, Dee clings to Dennis’s arm.
[[AC: Dee and Dennis Go On Welfare]]
* While muted by the whole both addled on crack thing, Dennis promises Dee that he’ll buy her everything she wants when he becomes a vet.
* Obviously she’s not actually dead, but when Frank tells the twins their mom is gone, Dee clings to Dennis’s arm.
[[AC: Dee and Dennis Go On Welfare]]
* While muted by the whole both addled on crack thing, Dennis promises Dee that he’ll buy her everything she wants when he becomes a vet.
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[[AC: The Gang Gets Whacked]]
* Sure it involves a lot of slapping, but Mac sounds genuinely concerned when Dennis has DelusionsOfParentalLove and gets him out of the ([[CerebusRetcon turns out]], [[HistoryRepeats recurring]]) belief that he ''has'' to do what he’s told when it comes to older women. Earlier on, Dee and Charlie look worried about what’s going on between him and Frank.
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* While the point is that his dyslexia has fucked them over again, it’s still sweet that Charlie’s proud of the bar.
* Sure it involves a lot of slapping, but Mac sounds genuinely concerned when Dennis has DelusionsOfParentalLove and gets him out of the ([[CerebusRetcon turns out]], [[HistoryRepeats recurring]]) belief that he ''has'' to do what he’s told when it comes to older women. Earlier on, Dee and Charlie look worried about what’s going on between him and Frank.
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* While it’s also a fat Mac joke, Mac is concerned about Dennis nearly passing out from not eating, and shares his chimichangas.
* While it’s also a fat Mac joke, Mac is concerned about Dennis nearly passing out from not eating, and shares his chimichangas.
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* Naturally it was never going to last, but the younger members of the Gang are actually either nicer than how they were when they were teens, or in positions of respect. Dennis even thanks Mac and Charlie for not harassing Dee, and looks really proud of her when she’s going to Hollywood.
* Naturally it was never going to last, but the younger members of the Gang are actually either nicer than how they were when they were teens, or in positions of respect. Dennis even thanks Mac and Charlie for not harassing Dee, and looks really proud of her when she’s going to Hollywood.
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[[AC: The Gang Gets Cursed]]
* Totally twisted, but Dee has no issue at all with Dennis supposedly keeping Maureen’s ashes. And to return the favour he finds out why her face has been paralyzed along with his brain fog.
* Totally twisted, but Dee has no issue at all with Dennis supposedly keeping Maureen’s ashes. And to return the favour he finds out why her face has been paralyzed along with his brain fog.
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* In Dennis's fantasy, Dee offers to drive him to the beach and is frequently on his side when the Gang are being morons, showing he really does appreciate her UndyingLoyalty and BigSisterInstinct.
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[[AC: Dee Day]]
* Considering the next episode has him really sick because of dairy, the fact that Dennis purposely had cheese to make their ForcefulKiss nice for Charlie is startlingly sweet of him.
* Considering the next episode has him really sick because of dairy, the fact that Dennis purposely had cheese to make their ForcefulKiss nice for Charlie is startlingly sweet of him.
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* Charlie apologizing to Frank not saving him while choking, and promising that he’ll always save him from now on.
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* Naturally they do it by insulting her, but Dennis/Mac/Charlie are all worried and want to talk about it when Dee knows far too much about suicide.
[[AC: A Woman's Right To Chop]]
* While he tries to fob it off later as he doesn’t actually care, and heavy on the IncestSubtext, Dennis proves once again that the only woman he actually gives a shit about is Dee; going on a big rant realising women need to have a safe space to get short haircuts and feeling terrible he made his sister “get a back alley chop”.
[[AC: Waiting For Big Mo]]
* Charlie and Frank delight each other with riddles that make no sense, Frank brings Charlie chicken wings, and Charlie turns Frank’s pack on.
* Dee and Mac usually hate each other, and Dennis manipulates Mac’s jealousy and Dee’s need for approval, but they get past that and actually have fun together.
* Despite all his weaponised manipulating affection to her in the episode, Dee’s upset that Dennis has no plans to let himself be happy.
* While he’s also doing it as a manipulation tactic to get her confused and aggressive, considering how the rest of the time Dennis is disgusted by Mac and Dee is the only person he genuinely loves (literally said it multiple times), his compliments to her are implied to have truth in them.
* Naturally they do it by insulting her, but Dennis/Mac/Charlie are all worried and want to talk about it when Dee knows far too much about suicide.
[[AC: A Woman's Right To Chop]]
* While he tries to fob it off later as he doesn’t actually care, and heavy on the IncestSubtext, Dennis proves once again that the only woman he actually gives a shit about is Dee; going on a big rant realising women need to have a safe space to get short haircuts and feeling terrible he made his sister “get a back alley chop”.
[[AC: Waiting For Big Mo]]
* Charlie and Frank delight each other with riddles that make no sense, Frank brings Charlie chicken wings, and Charlie turns Frank’s pack on.
* Dee and Mac usually hate each other, and Dennis manipulates Mac’s jealousy and Dee’s need for approval, but they get past that and actually have fun together.
* Despite all his weaponised manipulating affection to her in the episode, Dee’s upset that Dennis has no plans to let himself be happy.
* While he’s also doing it as a manipulation tactic to get her confused and aggressive, considering how the rest of the time Dennis is disgusted by Mac and Dee is the only person he genuinely loves (literally said it multiple times), his compliments to her are implied to have truth in them.
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* It’s tactless and boneheaded, but considering Dee’s usual belief that women can’t rape men, she tries multiple times to get it through Dennis’s skull that he was taken advantage of, and gets frustrated when he keeps trying to justify it.
* It’s tactless and boneheaded, but considering Dee’s usual belief that women can’t rape men, she tries multiple times to get it through Dennis’s skull that he was taken advantage of, and gets frustrated when he keeps trying to justify it.
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Who says [[Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia a show]] about [[UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonists]] can't warm your heart?
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heart from time to time?
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** During this moment, Frank expresses gratitude to the twins that they're not "killing" him in front of Charlie. The fact that Frank wants to spare Charlie the pain of having to see his father figure die (especially after the events of Season 15) is surprisingly considerate of Frank and a sign of how much he truly loves Charlie.
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* As much as they hate Frank, and are justifiably angry about him shooting the both of them, Dee and Dennis have no intention of killing him like he thinks they’re about to. (Raping him in payback two episodes later, is a different story.)
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* For all the mess and his abuse of her and her vengeance and the incest references, Dee and Dennis really do love each other. They have a tendency to cling to each other like little kids if one of them is nervous or trying to calm the other one down, they know each other better than anyone else, and if they’re on their own outside the gang they’ll usually get along quite well. Plus whenever they’re angling for Frank’s money, the goal is ''always'' “get away from our parents together”.
-->'''Frank''': Deandra will side with Dennis, that’s a given.
-->'''Frank''': Deandra will side with Dennis, that’s a given.
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* Charlie runs into the Waitress and they spend the evening on the beach together. For a show like this, it's almost too heartwarming to believe. So obviously, it's [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] when the Waitress reveals she was on ecstasy that night, and shuns Charlie the next morning. However, it's DoubleSubverted when it's revealed Charlie honestly doesn't care that she was high, and enjoyed the night on its own merit.
* At the beginning of the episode, Mac and Charlie question Dee's choice of hairstyle, and intend to mock it. When Dee defends herself, Dennis backs her up and touches her hair fondly, stating she looks like Bo Derek. It's very heartwarming, considering how often Dennis is the one who leads the verbal attacks on Dee.
* At the beginning of the episode, Mac and Charlie question Dee's choice of hairstyle, and intend to mock it. When Dee defends herself, Dennis backs her up and touches her hair fondly, stating she looks like Bo Derek. It's very heartwarming, considering how often Dennis is the one who leads the verbal attacks on Dee.
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* Charlie runs into the Waitress and they spend the evening on the beach together.together, collecting washed up objects on the shore, playing with a puppy the find, and watching fireworks as the Waitress holds onto Charlie's arm. For a show like this, it's almost too heartwarming to believe. So obviously, it's [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] when the Waitress reveals she was on ecstasy that night, and shuns Charlie the next morning. However, it's DoubleSubverted when it's revealed Charlie honestly doesn't care that she was high, and enjoyed the night on its own merit.
** The montage of them enjoying the beach together is more heartwarming in the context that Charlie Day and Mary Elizabeth Ellis are married in real life (she was also pregnant with their son when the episode was filmed).
* At the beginning of the episode, Mac and Charlie question Dee's choice of hairstyle, in which she had it styled into braids, and intend to mock it. When Dee defends herself, Dennis backs her up and touches her hair fondly, stating she looks like Bo Derek. It's very heartwarming, considering how often Dennis is the one who leads the verbal attacks on Dee.
** The montage of them enjoying the beach together is more heartwarming in the context that Charlie Day and Mary Elizabeth Ellis are married in real life (she was also pregnant with their son when the episode was filmed).
* At the beginning of the episode, Mac and Charlie question Dee's choice of hairstyle, in which she had it styled into braids, and intend to mock it. When Dee defends herself, Dennis backs her up and touches her hair fondly, stating she looks like Bo Derek. It's very heartwarming, considering how often Dennis is the one who leads the verbal attacks on Dee.
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* All of it. From Dennis' genuine concern for Dee when she is in labor (even wanting to be in the room when she gives birth) to the looks on the Gang's face when Dee was getting rolled down the hallway, baby in hand. Set to a cover of a Music/KateBush song no less. Later, they even laughed at one of Dee's jokes!
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* All of it. From Dennis' genuine concern for Dee when she is in labor (even wanting to be in the room when she gives birth) to the looks on the Gang's face when Dee was getting rolled down the hallway, baby in hand. Set to a cover of a Music/KateBush song no less. Later, they Mac even laughed laughs at one of Dee's jokes!
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* Charlie meets the Waitress and they spend the evening on the beach together. For a show like this, it's almost too heartwarming to believe. So obviously, it's [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] when the Waitress reveals she was on ecstasy that night, and shuns Charlie the next morning. However, it's DoubleSubverted when it's revealed Charlie honestly doesn't care that she was high, and enjoyed the night on its own merit.
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* Charlie meets runs into the Waitress and they spend the evening on the beach together. For a show like this, it's almost too heartwarming to believe. So obviously, it's [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] when the Waitress reveals she was on ecstasy that night, and shuns Charlie the next morning. However, it's DoubleSubverted when it's revealed Charlie honestly doesn't care that she was high, and enjoyed the night on its own merit.
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* After the rest of the Gang kick out the industry people, Charlie asks Frank if he heard his paint-high influenced song. Frank says "I did, I loved it. Great song Charlie."
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* Charlie finally sleeps with the Waitress because he tells her there is no one better and that he loves her, no matter how far she'd fallen. Subverted later on, because he realizes how bitchy she can actually be.
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* Charlie finally sleeps with gets the Waitress to sleep with him because after angrily questioning why he doesn’t mind someone better because she’s such a mess, he tells her there is no one better and that he loves her, no matter how far she'd fallen.her (again more heartwarming in the context the actors are married in real life). Subverted later on, because he realizes how bitchy she can actually be.
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* Dennis exhibits quite a few PetTheDog moments towards Mac in this episode, particularly once the latter comes down with a nut allergy. From nagging Mac to go to the hospital, to checking Mac's pulse when he passes out (and actually being relieved that he's still alive), etc. He's even willing to ''sleep in the same bed'' as Mac. Considering how repulsed Dennis was at even being in the same room as Mac in previous seasons, this is a huge bit of progression in their relationship.
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* Dennis exhibits quite a few PetTheDog moments towards Mac in this episode, particularly once the latter comes down with a nut allergy. From nagging Mac to go to the hospital, hospital (and telling him he’s taking him to the hospital at the end of the episode when it’s gotten so bad half his face is swollen), to checking Mac's pulse when he passes while he's sleeping out (and actually being relieved that he's still alive), etc. He's even willing to ''sleep in the same bed'' as Mac. Considering how repulsed Dennis was at even being in the same room as Mac in previous seasons, this is a huge bit of progression in their relationship.
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* When Mac and Charlie retrieve some letters as part of Mac's family heirloom, they meet Mac's uncle Donald, an incredibly nice man who is also gay, has experience with being TheUnfavorite compared to his brother Luther, and wants nothing more than to bond with Mac. [[StatusQuoIsGod Of course]], Mac rejects him and leaves, but even Charlie mentions that Donald could be the father figure Mac's been looking for. The fact that he's also played by Gregory Scott Cummins (the actor who plays Luther) makes this even better.
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* When Mac and Charlie retrieve some letters as part of Mac's family heirloom, they meet Mac's uncle Donald, an incredibly nice man who is also gay, has experience with being TheUnfavorite compared to his brother Luther, and wants nothing more than to bond with Mac. [[StatusQuoIsGod Of course]], Mac rejects him and leaves, but [[OnlySaneMan even Charlie mentions mentions]] that Donald could be the father figure Mac's been looking for. The fact that he's also played by Gregory Scott Cummins (the actor who plays Luther) makes this even better.
