Ep 7. Mac Kills His Dad

Mac Kills His Dad is the seventh episode of the tenth season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. In this episode, Mac finally comes to terms with his repressed homosexuality, and in the process, takes his first step towards rebuilding his relationship with his father.

As the episode begins, Mac's promiscuous behavior is once again on display, as he is seen making out with random men in a bar. However, things take a dramatic turn when his father, who he has not seen in years, shows up at Paddy's Pub. Mac's father is revealed to be an ex-con and abusive alcoholic, and despite all his efforts to reconnect with him, Mac is still unable to forgive him for his past actions.

Fed up with being rejected by his dad, Mac decides to take matters into his own hands and confront him once and for all. He sets up a meeting with his father in an abandoned warehouse, but things quickly spiral out of control when they get into a heated argument. In a moment of rage, Mac lashes out at his father and accidentally kills him.

The rest of the gang is left to deal with the aftermath of Mac's actions, as they try to come up with a plan to cover up the murder. They quickly realize that their usual schemes won't work this time, as the stakes are much higher than usual.

Mac, meanwhile, is left to come to terms with what he has done. He is wracked with guilt and shame, and begins to question whether he is truly capable of forgiveness. It is only when he receives a surprise visit from his father in the form of a vision that he is able to find some form of closure.

In the end, Mac is left to wonder whether killing his father was really the right thing to do. He is forced to confront the demons of his past, and ultimately, finds a way to let go and move on.

Overall, Mac Kills His Dad is a powerful and emotional episode that explores themes of homosexuality, forgiveness, and redemption. It is a standout episode in what is already a strong season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.