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Dennis struggles with the misspellings in Charlie’s video script.

Dennis cannot make sense of the campaign speech Charlie wrote.

Mac and Dee struggle to interpret Charlie’s badly written note.

Charlie’s warning on the vent wall leaves Frank confused.

Charlie mistakes the private-room sign for a reference to a pirate.

Charlie substitutes drawings for written lyrics.

Charlie confuses the entry form’s prize field with something to be proud of.

Artemis explains that she added words while transcribing Charlie’s original work.

Charlie mistakes the closed sign for a Coors sign.

Dennis and Dee turn the intervention discussion toward Charlie’s reading.

Charlie struggles with writing and says his partner can type more better; his literacy limits the screenplay collaboration.

Frank disguises the prenup as a phone bill; Charlie signs money-related papers without understanding the financial terms.

While trying to look up the radio answer, Charlie cannot find the H key or spell hockey.

Charlie’s film performance includes difficulty reading the police-chief dialogue.

The gang deciphers Charlie’s dream-book spelling, mistaking Wermhat for several kinds of worm hats.

An ungrammatical trivia question exposes Charlie’s authorship.

Charlie mangles the dental practice’s name when reading its sign.

Frank cannot decipher Charlie’s written instructions.

Bonnie’s prepared appeal includes Charlie’s broken-syntax demand for money.

Dennis questions how Charlie will handle a job requiring reading.

Dennis points out that listening bypasses Charlie’s inability to read.

Charlie fails to recognize his mother’s cursive signature.

Charlie explains the unusual signature on the agreement.

The blood signature misspells Charlie’s name.

Charlie struggles to orient the park map.

Charlie reads the message through its pictures.

Charlie cannot find a rhyme for Jerry.

Mac contrasts Charlie’s Irish reading with his English difficulties.

Charlie admits he cannot read while Donald proposes reading with Mac.

Dee inherits Charlie’s heavy lifting.

Charlie handles the contaminated booth cleanup in improvised protective clothing.

Maria scrubs a urinal while Mac and Charlie linger nearby.

Dennis and Dee try to escape the dirty jobs Charlie now assigns them.

Charlie objects to the rat-killing duties assigned to him.

Charlie explains the bar’s improvised maintenance after being fired.

Charlie wears a custodial uniform at his new school job.

Charlie pushes cleaning equipment through the school corridor.

Charlie describes the rat extermination that has exhausted him.

Charlie handles a metal bucket behind the bar.

Charlie describes the unpleasant jobs assigned to him.

Charlie demands that Dee take over all Charlie work at the bar as part of his proposed real-world takeover.

Charlie objects to Dennis and Mac making him the bar’s janitor during the competing dinner tributes.

Charlie’s refusal leaves rat removal to the others.

Charlie repairs the restroom before the inspection.

The noir mystery begins with Charlie’s cleaning duties.

Mac compares Dee’s pantsuit to Big Bird during their basketball coaching dispute.

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Dee is compared to Larry Bird while the Gang discusses the serial killer’s intended victims.

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Charlie compares Dee’s cheesesteak eating to a giant bird; the hunters also suggest a giant bird as Cricket bait.

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Dee anticipates another bird comparison when the billboard model is discussed, and Dennis immediately agrees.

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The Gang repeatedly compares Dee’s angel costume to a bird during the Halloween recollections.

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The Gang repeatedly uses bird insults to dismiss Dee’s objections to its recycled schemes.

callback · confirmed

Dee anticipates and completes the Gang’s bird insults while eating discarded cake in the opening scene.

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Charlie acknowledges the habit of calling Dee a bird at the diner and returns to the insult when the Gang reunites.

callback · confirmed

The Gang rushes to call Dee a bird before Dee Day begins and resumes the insults when it thinks her day is over.

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Dee receives a bird insult after warning the others that they will get hurt before the race.

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Dennis calls Dee a bird during the final pitching commentary.

Charlie declares bird law his specialty.

Charlie invokes his claimed bird-law specialty while discussing Psycho Pete’s reported legal history.

Charlie offers his legal specialty while visiting Luther.

Charlie argues his bird theory using the family crest.

The hitchhiker drives after Mac decides he passes a visual safety check.

In his heroic account of the fight, Mac says there was no time for an ocular pat-down.

Mac calls the glasses an aid to his threat assessments.

Country Mac explains how he spotted a hidden knife.

Dennis invokes his Golden God image while discussing his school reputation.

Dennis repeats his grandiose school persona during the confrontation.

Dennis invokes his grandiose identity.

Dee adopts a golden-goddess identity in her angry fantasy.

Jack poses with the Lawyer’s hands covering his own.

Jack worries that his hands are too small.

Jack emphasizes his new hands during testimony.

Jack introduces thumbprints for the inheritance agreement and cannot remove the ink from his thumb.

Mac finds the Waitress’s photo.

Waitress recalls unwanted calls and being followed.

Charlie’s pursuit of the Waitress drives the dating deception; her restraining order remains in place at the hospital.

Dee retches before the supposed television appearance.

Sage criticizes Dennis for arriving in a Range Rover.

The borrowed Range Rover waits outside at night.

Dennis and Frank sit in the Range Rover before leaving Mac behind.

Dennis’s green Range Rover serves as the fuel source for Charlie’s siphoning attempt.

Dennis boasts of driving a Range Rover while demanding a more flattering review; Mac later says he will use Dennis’s car to fetch the cat.

Dennis’s Range Rover pulls the rented trailer past the fallen cyclist.

Dennis’s green Range Rover is parked among the cemetery vehicles.

Dennis waits beside his green Range Rover near the stadium.

The group drives Schmitty away in the green vehicle.

The gang stands beside the green vehicle on the Christmas outing.

The gang reunites at the green Range Rover outside the motel.

Dennis drives while the others crowd into his car.

The gang gathers by the open back of Dennis’s vehicle.

Dennis’s green Range Rover is stopped in the street.

Dennis drives the vehicle toward the water.

The green Range Rover is parked outside the house.

The others lean into the recovered green vehicle.

The group attempts to open the parked vehicle.

The gang’s shot leaves Dennis’s vehicle burning.

Dee drives the newer silver Range Rover.

The burned-out Range Rover remains visible outside Paddy’s during the rooftop crisis.

Dennis drives the green Range Rover on Frank’s outing.

Dennis drives the gang to its childhood destination.

Customers dance in the crowded bar around Mac and Charlie.

Charlie dances with Sara beneath the senior-party banner.

Artemis performs on Paddy’s countertop with one boot raised onto the bar.

Frank demonstrates his dance move at the club.

Green Man dances beside the McPoyles’ gathering.

Dennis dances among the clubgoers without his shirt.

Partners fill the dance floor during the slow song.

The four costumed performers dance together across the front of the stage.

Dee dances on the boat, taking inspiration from the flailing green tube man.

Charlie performs a dance inside the bar.

Charlie and Dennis dance in the banquet hall after the event.

Mac and Dennis perform synchronized movements onstage.

The nightclub’s patrons dance beneath colored lights.

Alumni dance between the reunion’s decorated tables.

Mac, Charlie and Dennis perform synchronized steps in the imagined routine.

Mac and Dennis try dancing with Frank.

Charlie borrows the long black leather coat on his walk home.

Mac’s fabricated will demands that Dennis burn and bury the duster; Dennis explicitly refuses, and the coat is not burned.

Dennis wears the long black coat during his tribute.

Mac wears his long black duster to the Flyers game and keeps it on for his big moment.

Mac wears the long black duster again after losing weight.

Mac wears the long black coat beside the replica.

Mac wears the duster during the second rehearsal and carries the boombox.

Duck and laser noises interrupt the podcast, despite the hosts initially dismissing radio sound effects.

Dee incorporates vocal sound effects into her routine.

The wrong-answer buzzer repeatedly interrupts Dennis.

The gang imitates competing versions of the ship’s engine noise.

Dennis sweetens the footage with reactions and bodily noises.

Frank supplies his own blaster noises.

Charlie wears the bright green suit beside the camper.

Green Man appears on the video webpage.

Charlie faces the larger green mascot in his tight green suit.

Charlie continues searching for the missing suit.

Cricket sneaks aboard in the suit.

Six labeled steps appear on Dennis’s presentation pad.

Dennis attempts to use his D.E.N.N.I.S. strategy on Christie.

Dennis brings a leash for his invented rescue-dog story.

Mac blames Dennis’s seduction method for their inclusion on the list.

Dennis writes the two systems’ names one above the other.

Frank trims his toenails with a knife on the sofa.

Mac uses Frank’s toe knife for his pledge.

Charlie describes using the bedside toe knife.

Frank works near his bare foot with the knife.

Frank demonstrates his foot-grooming knife.

Mac and Charlie wreck, grenade and shoot at Dee's blue Dodge Neon while faking their deaths.

The gang returns to find that the hitchhiker has stolen Dee's replacement car.

Charlie drives Dee's PT Cruiser into a light pole while trying to escape the wedding chaos.

Dee complains that the gang has destroyed every car she has owned and seeks a precedent requiring them to take responsibility.

Mac displays the jug’s crow label to the camera.

A labeled Fight Milk jug stands beside the television.

A labeled bottle stands beside the fighters.

Mac asks about the drink while Charlie struggles to pedal.

Charlie complains that Frank no longer plays Night Crawlers with him.

Schmitty and Charlie discover they share the crawling game.

Charlie prepares their blanket-based bedtime game.

Charlie says Jerry has interrupted their game.

Dennis mentions the gang’s homemade sequel while recommending movies.

Dennis and Mac appear as detectives in the homemade sequel.

An explosive graphic supplies the homemade sequel’s title.

The crew reviews another unsuccessful version of its sequel.

Frank reports that the earlier film was removed from the library.

The library also removed the gang’s second sequel.

Frank brings his rum-soaked ham down to the beach.

Mac produces rum ham for the reunited gang.

The ham is decorated with fruit and cocktail umbrellas.

In the boat-supply store, Dennis explains his coercive premise for bringing women aboard; Mac is disturbed by it.

Dennis invokes the passenger’s isolation while pressuring her.

The gang recalls Dennis explaining his coercive dating logic.

The flipchart divides the game into Mind, Body and Spirit.

The game board and challenge box sit between the players.

Frank recounts being sent to an institution as a child, describing a frog-like roommate and a first kiss there; this is his remembered account, with no flashback shown.

A memory scene shows young Frank with his imagined companion.

Mac repeatedly calls people jabronis; Charlie stops to admire the word during their hockey practice.

Country Mac uses the insult during the street confrontation.

Charlie lists little green ghouls among his likes.

Charlie’s belief in ghouls becomes another tangent.

Charlie orders milk steak during his date.

Charlie names milk steak as his preferred brown food.

Mac records himself with fireworks attached to his clothes.

Mac directs another Project Badass recording.

Charlie proposes riddles to interrupt the waiting.

Kevin asks Dennis to solve a riddle.

Dee repeatedly spits at Colonel Cricket in the invented colonial tale.

The gang spits at the departing visitors.

Shelley mistakes muddy Dee for a banshee.

Charlie attributes Shelley’s death to the supposed curse.

Charlie and Frank reassert their Gruesome Twosome partnership.

Frank invokes their regular movie-night partnership.

Charlie’s wildcard role culminates in disabling the van’s brakes.

Charlie repeats his reckless escape from the moving vehicle.

Frank describes Bonnie as his bang maid.

Candy, milk, hot dogs and the owners’ seating become Frank’s supposed spoils.

Charlie treats Lucky as necessary to winning and refuses water because the team won while he was dehydrated.

A pair of jeans hangs over the steaming cooking pot.

Mac gives a name to his patchy drunken memories.

Charlie puts a second cat into the wall to lure out Dee’s pet.

Charlie believes his color rules control the Eagles’ fortunes.

Charlie raises both hands above his head.

Mac and Dennis register Charlie under the name Clown Baby.

Dennis retrieves a bundle of restraints and gloves from the car.

The television displays the Diaper Time title over the repurposed footage.

Charlie and Mac begin repeating Bonnie’s ritual actions.

Dennis pressures his dates for a perfect score.

Frank pushes his head through the office couch upholstery.

Frank borrows a Rambo plot for his hunting story.

Dennis’s taunts recur in Dee’s thoughts before her roll.

Dennis equates constant chewing with dominance.

Charlie reveals his concealed whiskey supply.

Mac and Charlie debate their supposed zombie explanation.

The gang imagines the replica judging their work.

Charlie’s commercial shows a gray cat wearing red mittens on its paws, with the product name spelled “Kitten Mittons!!” on screen.

Mac tries to impress Corman with his bouncer persona.

Mac denies the nuts are causing his swelling.

A close-up reveals Maureen’s discolored tooth.

Frank's pronunciation changes the toll's meaning.

The gang treats the mountain as exempt from ordinary expectations.

The online page displays the PatheticGirl43 account name.

Dennis turns a public tribute into a message for Mac.

Charlie argues that Pepe Silvia does not exist; Mac says the employees are real and awaiting their mail.

Mac announces his supposedly secret strategy.

The collectors give Mac the unwanted nickname Pussy Hands.

Tommy and Jimmy repeat a question.

Mac defends his weight gain as muscle-building.

Mac presents the result of his attempt to match his muscular replacement.

Mac explains that losing weight has compromised bar security.

Mac laments the loss of his intimidating size.

Mac’s presentation attacks scientists with pictures and insulting labels.