Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
Having made huge strides with Mac last week in "Hero or Hate Crime?," Always Sunny had a harder time carrying the ball here in "PTSDee" - a satisfyingly dark, yet also clunky, chapter about The Gang's inability to deal with their varying buried traumas.
A funny thing here is that this premise would have also made for a great Mac "coming out" episode, but he seemed fine and more or less adjusted to his new life as a gay, or bi, man. In fact, Mac's new life wasn't even brought up at all by The Gang and the only glimpses of it we caught were the smile on Mac's face when he had a male stripper's ass right in front of his face and the dream he had of dancing Dennis.
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Having made huge strides with Mac last week in "Hero or Hate Crime?," Always Sunny had a harder time carrying the ball here in "PTSDee" - a satisfyingly dark, yet also clunky, chapter about The Gang's inability to deal with their varying buried traumas.
A funny thing here is that this premise would have also made for a great Mac "coming out" episode, but he seemed fine and more or less adjusted to his new life as a gay, or bi, man. In fact, Mac's new life wasn't even brought up at all by The Gang and the only glimpses of it we caught were the smile on Mac's face when he had a male stripper's ass right in front of his face and the dream he had of dancing Dennis.
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