I Think My Favorite Thing About The Gang Gets New Wheels Is How The Old Range Rover Itself Becomes A

i think my favorite thing about the gang gets new wheels is how the old range rover itself becomes a symbol of dennis’s life in philly. it’s broken down, unglamorous, something even an “economy man” scoffs at, but, it’s somehow everything dennis wants. when he went to north dakota, the gang blew up his old rover, symbolizing the start of a new life and the end of the person dennis had been in philly (dennis even said, the range rover was a big part of his identity). in both cases, dennis tries and tries to get used to a new car (a new lifestyle in north dakota being a family man ) that is considered better, more conventionally successful. but he doesn’t want it. at the end of the day, he wants his broken-down fucked up life in philly more than anything else he could choose from, and he will go back to it every time.

It’s not even funny how gay Dennis was in this episode? I’ll suck you??? You have nice economy face?? That whole flirting with the woman scene? I’m living

I mean honestly… I was shook. “Why don’t you flirt with the only woman who’s here?” “Uh nah” like we stan! @lgbtrcg and I both agree that Dennis had more gay energy than Mac in this episode which!! Ya but anyways Dennis Reynolds is an overgrown twink thanks for coming to my TED Talk

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so tragic that charlie didn’t finish saying what i think was “you’ve taken no steps to achieve this goal” in response to the ski school because that is hilarious. goodnight.

hearing mac openly refer to himself as gay is so healing

I am so sorry