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| “ | Family values in this country are going down the toilet and it's because of people like you. Men and women, raising a child together is a proven system a thousand years old. There are parental roles that need to be filled here right? Otherwise the child ends up roaming the streets, having unprotected sex with MULTIPLE partners, sharing needles and contracting the HIV virus and it's all your fault. Are you happy Dee? Is this what you wanted? You just gave this baby full blown AIDS! | „ |
| ~ Mac to Dee. |
| “ | The streets are flooded with the ejaculate of the homeless, and you people are counting on the police? | „ |
| ~ Mac |
| “ | I gave him an ocular pat down. | „ |
| ~ Mac |
Ronald "Mac" McDonald is one of the main protagonists of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. He is a one co-owner and sheriff of Paddy's Pub and generally the pub's most active manager. He is roommates with his best friend from high school, Dennis Reynolds, and has been best friends with Charlie Kelly since childhood. Mac is a member of The Gang which also includes Dee Reynolds and Frank Reynolds.
Mac gets upset at injustices, but will pounce on any opportunity he sees as a fair chance to have sex or make money. He was proud of his body and weight gain during Season 7, and is secretly ashamed of returning to his regular size.
He is portrayed by Rob McElhenney, who also portrayed Aldo (Lost) in Lost.
Personality[]
| “ | What? See, Charlie? These liberals are trying to assassinate my character. And I can't change their mind. I won't change my mind, 'cause I don't have to. 'Cause I'm an American. I won't change my mind on anything, regardless of the facts that are set out before me. I'm dug in, and I'll never change. | „ |
| ~ Mac to Charlie, during the "Reynolds vs. Reynolds" case |
Mac's most outstanding trait throughout the series is that he is, as Dennis eventually realizes, "in complete denial about absolutely every aspect of his life". Mac also constantly seeks the acceptance of others, especially his parents, but his over-earnest efforts make him come off as an asshole.
Mac is highly competitive and is unable to control his competitiveness. For example, when he learned that Charlie and the McPoyle brothers were possibly sexually molested by their—and Mac's—elementary school gym teacher, he feels rejected and worries that he is somehow inferior for having not been molested himself. He proceeds to research why he didn't get molested, stating that, "If the McPoyles got blown, and Charlie got blown, then why didn't I get blown?"
A Catholic, Mac is the only member of The Gang to profess a religious faith. In The Gang Exploits a Miracle, Mac fears that the Lord show his wrath if they continue to exploit the water stain in the bar. Throughout the series Mac refuses to wear a condom during sex, because as he explains to Charlie he went to Catholic school. Though Mac seems to care more about issues such as abortion, community activism, and parenting than the rest of The Gang, his views on such subjects are invariably twisted, ignorant, or prejudiced, and his actions regarding them are always hypocritical and selfish. For instance, after pretending to be adamantly pro-life in order to attract a female activist, Mac later demands that she get an abortion when he thinks she has become pregnant by him. In another instance involving the transgender woman Carmen, Mac discovers that she has married and had the operation to remove her penis. He then belittles Carmen and her husband by quoting the Bible to them and calling them "gay"; however, he only reacts so because he expected Carmen to call him once she had the operation so they could date again. Mac constantly drinks alcohol like the rest of The Gang and abuses other substances, such as poppers and glue.
Throughout the series there have been insinuations that Mac is a closeted gay man. This is manifested by his obsession with men's physiques and his reactionary religious views on homosexuality. In the final scene of the season 4 episode "Mac's Banging the Waitress," Charlie says to Dennis, "Do you still get the feeling he wants to bang us? That's what this is all about" after Mac tries to demonstrate how "badass" he is by falling from the roof onto a pile of mattresses after lighting fireworks taped to his jacket that fail to ignite. In the season 9 episode "Mac Day," Charlie says, "I know we've never said this as a group, but Mac's gay," to which the rest of The Gang agrees readily. In the same episode, The Gang talks behind his back about how he got an erection when talking about the wrongs of homosexuality, with Frank saying that you can't miss it, and for his special day "Mac Day", he wanted the gang to grease up some men, and they noticed in that moment once again, he had an erection.
Mac also works on a video series called "Project Badass", where he performs dangerous and reckless stunts where most of the time he wears a motorcycle cycle helmet and/or is driving a motorcycle just to show how "badass" he is. He also has a cousin from the country called "Country Mac" who appears in the episode "Mac Day". Country Mac is everything Mac desperately tries to convinces himself is. When Mac is trying to film a video of him jumping from a bridge into a river for his Project Badass series, he reveals that he won't actually jump and will just edit it to make it look like he jumped. Country Mac actually literally jumps off the bridge into the lake without spilling his can of beer, and Mac tries to leave him for dead until he sees that he's unharmed. The Gang is extremely amazed at Country Mac, but Mac insecurely says that what he did reckless and dangerous. Not only is Country Mac badass, but he's also openly gay and says he's "loud and proud". The Gang decides to trade Mac for Country Mac, but as he's driving away on his motorcycle, he falls off it and dies. The Gang has a funeral for him at Paddy's, but Mac says he'll burn in hell for all eternity for being gay and for his "radical religious beliefs". Mac then asks for a moment of silence, in which he begs for God's forgiveness for Country Mac's "evil homo ways". Shortly after, "Frank Day" starts and Frank flushes Country Mac's ashes down the toilet. Mac also has another openly gay cousin named Brett who appears in the first episode of the series "The Gang Gets Racist" where he is at Paddy's when it becomes the biggest gay bar in Philly.
Mac has come out of the closet a couple of times throughout the series, but then quickly goes back into it. However, in the season 12 episode "Hero or Hate Crime?", he finally comes out of the closet for good at the end of the episode in order to selfishly prove a legal dispute, although The Gang appears to be happy for him when Mac agrees to fully admit his sexuality. In "Mac Finds His Pride", Mac finally comes out to his father as gay by putting on an elaborate dance routine, one strong enough to bring even Frank to tears. Despite his father disapproving of his sexuality, Mac is not ashamed by his own father's distaste for finding out he is gay. Ironically, Mac's father appears to be bisexual since in the episode "Mac Kills His Dad", Charlie's mom Bonnie says that he had sex with a man named Eduardo, and was enjoying it so much that Bonnie felt excluded. It is also implied throughout the show that Mac has feelings for Dennis, whom he tries to kiss on multiple occasions and has gone as far as to buy a sex doll modeled after Dennis in "The Gang Makes Paddy's Great Again". However, their relationship never moves beyond these one-sided and awkward scenarios.
In "Frank Shoots Every Member of the Gang", it is revealed that Mac has a paternal uncle named Donald McDonald. Mac's mom and Charlie and his mom go to visit Donald who has letters that Mac's grandfather sent to his dad during World War II so Mac can have it as his "Family Legacy". It is heavily implied that Donald is gay like Mac, and because of that, Mac's dad Luther was his dad's favorite and he had no connection with his dad. He wanted to keep the letters since he wants to pretend they were written to him and that he had a connection with his dad, but Mac selfishly takes the letters anyway. Donald tries to bond with his nephew and have a connection with him, but Mac refuses, much to Charlie's frustration, since he says his uncle is like "everything he ever wanted" since Mac didn't have a connection with his dad either. When they go to Charlie's sister's house to get his family legacy which is a jar of his family's teeth, the sisters refuse. And Mac's mom pooped in their toilet and clogged it. There was no toilet paper, so she wiped her butt with Mac's letters and clogged the toilet with them. It was also revealed in this episode that Mac's mom physically abused him by burning him with cigarettes whenever he wouldn't stop talking after she puts her finger up telling him to be quiet.
Villainous Actions[]
- Tried to sleep with the Waitress behind Charlie's back as revenge for Charlie destroying one of his "Project Badass" videotapes.
- In high school, he ratted out the school's drug dealer and stole all of his business.
- Dennis claims that Mac has harassed several men in the past.
- Harassed Dennis and Dee's Aunt Donna and even broke into her house to make her breakfast.
- Mac stole Dennis' prom date and blamed it on Tim Murphy.
- Tried to break up Carmen's marriage with a man, due to viewing it as a gay marriage as Carmen was transgender.
- Lied to a parole board in order to keep his dad in jail. This backfired when Luther revealed the confession was false, thus granting him parole. This resulted in him and Charlie having to fake their deaths by crashing Dee's car.
- Cooked his pet dog and tricked Dennis into eating it. It's unknown if he killed the dog himself, since he had been neglecting to feed it and it may have died of starvation before he cooked it.
- In an attempt to get a Jewish man off their property, he, Charlie and Dennis do the following:
- They threw toilet paper all over the building he was buying. The idea was that it would hopefully rain, making the toilet paper hard to clean off.
- They filmed a "jihad tape": Mac and Dennis dressed up as Islamic terrorists and threatened the man (as well as speaking mock Arabic). After being told to destroy the tape as it was too dark, Charlie secretly kept it, landing them in trouble with the cops later on.
- Last of all, they threw a flaming bag of Charlie's feces into the building. The fire accidentally ignited an unknown gas leak, that caught fire and destroyed the building.
- Charlie and Mac savagely beat up local neighbourhood kids because they stole their bikes. It was later confirmed that Charlie had killed one of the kids.
- Dennis and Mac bought riot gear to help the 2020 presidential elections sell. However, they instead used this opportunity to drive interest in their musical careers. These actions resulted in voting delays.
- When he and the Gang tried to reactivate the old Risk E. Rats mascots, a fire broke out, injuring several people. In order to avoid questioning, they slipped away.
- He and Dennis set out on a manhunt for Rickety Cricket to prove to Frank that a hunter's only true challenge would be to hunt something that could hunt him back. The episode's ending heavily implies they both put their testicles in his mouth.
- He and Dennis went to an abortion rally to pick up women.
- Mac and his parents stole Christmas presents from other families, under the belief that it was a "South Philly tradition".
- When Dennis tried to run for District 37 comptroller, Mac started a smear campaign by claiming Dennis statutory raped a teenaged camper.
- He alongside Frank and Charlie gave Dee a violent wedgie to get revenge on her for joining in on Adriano Calvanese's posse, which led to her needing the back brace for the rest of the high school reunion.
- Tried to cheat at Chardee MacDennis by tricking everyone into giving him their money.
- Mac and Dee tricked Dennis into sleeping with gay men in order to change his opinion on whether or not their bar should remain a gay bar.
- Mac has his own seduction system called "The M.A.C. System" (Move in After Completion) where he comes in to "support" Dennis' victim after he has used "The D.E.N.N.I.S. System" on them.
- Mac has a list of doctors he plans to kill and some of them have already been crossed off.
- In "Charlie Work", Mac and the Gang (save for Charlie who was ensuring the bar pass a health inspection) tried to exploit a loophole in the airlines system: they used Frank's credit card to buy airline tickets which they used to purchase 400 steaks. Since they knew that the delivery company delivered all kinds of animal produce, their plan was to contaminate the steaks using chicken feathers by rubbing chickens onto the steaks. Next they planned to repackage the steaks and return for actual cash.
- Mac and the Gang have given alcohol to minors which resulted in them getting into a mess with their patrons love lives.
- During a particularly violent game of CharDee MacDennis, Mac and Charlie hurled insults at Dee for two hours, and after they were done, she reportedly attempted to kill herself.
- After destroying the Jewish man's building (see above), he was assigned to coach a kid's basketball team with Dee. In order to ensure a win, they encouraged to kids to be violent towards the other team. To demonstrate this, he continuously beat Dee up with illegal moves.
- He, along with Frank and Charlie, attempted to create real news by putting kittens in a building and down a well, having Dee go in and rescue them, and igniting the kerosene inside, accidentally setting her on fire.
- He, alongside Frank and Charlie, spearheaded a scheme in which they would manipulate Dee into thinking she was a famous celebrity by paying multiple people into praising and lauding her, then taking extreme joy in seeing her having a mental breakdown once the scheme was revealed.
- During a road trip to the grand canyon, a bikie holds them up. Instead of telling the man to move out of their way, Mac hurls a beer bottle at the biker and accidentally strikes him in the back of the head, causing him to hit a parked car.
- After Dennis left to pursue a life in North Dakota, Mac used the RPG he got Dennis for Valentines Day to blow up Dennis' Range Rover.
- Shaved his pubes and glued them to Dennis' face.
- Refused to save Frank after he started choking, which is made even worse when he tells Dennis that no one told him to save Frank.
- In the same episode, he poisons Dennis to make him more dependent on him.
- In a segment in an episode depicting what the Gang would do when held up by a robber at a convenience store, Mac imagines the robber as being a member of the yakuza, before proceeding to beat up the robber and several other yakuza, and then beating up the store owner, thinking he is the leader of the yakuza group.
Quotes[]
| “ | I'm glad you brought that up, because, Mr. Reynolds, science... is a liar sometimes. This... is Aristotle. Thought to be the smartest man on the planet. He believed that the Earth was the center of the universe, and everybody believed him, because he was so smart. Until another smartest guy came around, Galileo, and he disproved that theory, making Aristotle and everybody else on Earth look like a... bitch. 'Course, Galileo then thought comets were an optical illusion, and there was no way that the moon could cause the ocean's tides. Everybody believed that because he was so smart. He was also wrong, making him and everyone else on Earth look like a bitch again! And then, best of all... Sir Isaac Newton gets born, and blows everybody's nips off with his big brains. 'Course, he also thought he could turn metal into gold, and died eating mercury, making him yet another stupid... bitch! Are you seeing a pattern? | „ |
| ~ Mac trying to prove that science isn't always true. |
| “ | Dennis: And how was your day? Mac: Not great. You know, with the dog dying and all, but... somehow Old Mac pulled it together. He cooked for you, he cleaned for you. In fact, Dennis, everything I do, I do for you. Dennis: What are you talking about, man? Mac: I'm talking about everything I do, I do for you! And everything you do, you do for yourself! Sleeping in your car! Eating at Applebee's! Dennis: You've been spying on me? Mac: Oh, don't you turn this around on me! All you do is think about yourself! You didn't even notice that I switched up the mac and cheese! Dennis: Is that what this is about? The goddamn mac and cheese? Well, yeah, I noticed! You put meat hunks in it! Wow! Hunks of meat! Mac: Well, of course Dennis would like Dennis! Dennis: What? Mac: It's Dennis! Dennis: What are you talking about? Mac: You're eating the dog! Dennis: Oh! Oh! Oh, god, what is wrong with you?! |
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| ~ Mac explaining how he does everything for Dennis before tricking him into his pet dog. |
| “ | What's up, bitches? | „ |
| ~ Mac's most famous quote |
| “ | That is absolutely true. And what would happen? We would almost get raped and/or murdered and/or stabbed by the crackheads in Fairmount Park. | „ |
| ~ Mac discussing whether or not they should serve minors |
| “ | It's nobody's choice! It should be left up to God! | „ |
| ~ Mac's views on abortion |
| “ | This is unbelievable. What the hell is going on here? You got black women crawling all over you, and this Mary over here is the belle of the ball. Why do these people like you guys so much? | „ |
| ~ Mac's reaction when their bar becomes a gay bar |
| “ | Holy shit. That bitch is dead. | „ |
| ~ Mac after finding a dead man in the bar |
| “ | If the McPoyles got blown, and Charlie got blown, then why didn't I get blown? | „ |
| ~ Mac |
| “ | Oh, I'm sorry! Did someone get addicted to crack?! | „ |
| ~ Mac and Charlie, mocking Dennis and Dee |
| “ | When Dennis Reynolds was a counselor at Camp Cumberland, he was sent home for the statutory rape of a teenaged camper. A vote for Dennis Reynolds is a vote for underage rape. Dennis Reynolds, baby rapist. Don't let him rape you, Philadelphia. | „ |
| ~ Mac ruining Dennis' chance for the position of District 37 Comptroller. |
| “ | Mac: You were in Vietnam? Dennis: Don't get excited Mac, he was in Vietnam ten years ago on a business trip. |
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| ~ Mac and Dennis about Frank |
| “ | Mac: That's why I did it too, Frank! I stole lots of your money, what do I get? Frank: You get dick, because you are a follower and a thief. |
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| ~ Mac's punishment for stealing Frank's money |
| “ | Charlie look, I normally wouldn't come to you with this sort of thing because you're incredibly unreliable... but Dennis, Dee and Frank are all directly connected to this. Dennis' mom tried to have sex with me! | „ |
| ~ Mac confessing to Charlie that he had sex with Barbara Reynolds |
| “ | Mac: Dennis, what is it that you call it when somebody tries to do something but doesn't succeed? Dennis: Uh, that would in fact be a failure. |
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| ~ Mac and Dennis mock Dee's failing acting career |
| “ | I know we let you down, but I promise to you, if you help us out with a certain situation, we will come back to you with our butts filled. | „ |
| ~ Mac to his dad |
| “ | Charlie: Mac, can an asshole rip in half? Mac: Like tissue paper. |
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| ~ Mac to Charlie |
| “ | And you know what happens with tokyo drifting? It leads to bickering, which of course leads to karate. | „ |
| ~ Mac |
| “ | Mac: Whoa, whoa, whoa, Charlie. Hang on a second. I mean the first half of that song was kind of cool, but what's with the second half? Charlie: It's about the Night Man, like, you know, like filling me up, and I become him, I become the spirit of the Night Man. Mac: But it sounds like a song where a man breaks into your house and rapes you. Charlie: What, dude? Where are you getting that from? |
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| ~ Mac discussing Charlie's song, The Nightman |
| “ | No, you're the looks, I'm the brains and Charlie is the wild-card | „ |
| ~ Mac, to Dennins and Charlie |
| “ | Dear Chase, I feel like I can call you Chase because you and me are so much alike. I would love to meet you some day, it would be great to have a catch. I know I can't throw as fast as you but I think you would be impressed with my speed. I love your hair. You run fast. Did you have a good relationship with your father? Me neither. These are all things we can talk about and more. I know you have not been getting my letters because I know you would write back if you did, and I hope you write back this time and we get to be good friends. I am sure our relationship would be a real home run. | „ |
| ~ Mac's letter to Chase Utley |
| “ | Bro, I can do way more push ups than you and that's like 16 different muscle groups I think. | „ |
| ~ Mac boasting to Dennis |
| “ | Well, the big deal, Dennis, is that I wasn't even consulted on the decision, okay? And this is a big deal to me, as well. It's also my night. Plus, Transporter 2? We haven't seen Transporter 1 which means we'll be completely lost... Plus, Jason Statham's physique is nothing like the line-up in Predator. | „ |
| ~ Mac arguing with Dennis |
| “ | Reason will prevail! | „ |
| ~ Mac after Paddy's becomes a democracy |
| “ | Mac: Last time we played, Dee got "Emotional Battery," we berated that bitch for, like, two straight hours. Charllie: I mean, really personal stuff. Way over the line. The kind of stuff that cuts you to the core, you know. Mac: She held it together without a single tear. Charlie: Dude, when her two minutes were up, she cried for a month straight. Mac: Yeah, it was really sad. Every day, crying all day long. She talked about taking too many pills. Charlie: I think she tried to kill herself. Mac: She did, she did. I saw it, but I didn't tell you about it. |
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| ~ Mac and Charlie, to Frank |
| “ | He wants chips, and I asked him in the store, Dennis, you were there. I said, "Charlie, do you want a bag of chips?" He said, "No, I don't want chips." If you wanted the goddamn chips, you should have gotten the goddamn chips at the hamburger store! | „ |
| ~ Mac eating chips |
| “ | OH, GREAT AND ANGRY GOD, I COMMAND THEE TO SMITE MY FRIENDS!!! | „ |
| ~ Mac in a confession booth |
| “ | No! No, that was a rumor, I only gave ringworm to Charlie. I- I got it from my dog, Poppins, and then Charlie and I were wrestling every day because we were trying out for the wrestling team, and then... you know, we just sort of passed it back and forth. | „ |
| ~ Mac at the high school reunion be questioned about ringworm |
| “ | Yeah, you're goddamn right I'm on edge! I hosted the shit out of that party, and that's just not "setting the table", okay? I made a playlist, I thought of cool shit to talk about, I provided security, I kept everybody safe! Safe! Y'know, sometimes I feel like... I feel like they don't even understand me, and we're not even that good of friends. AAAAH BULLSHIT, THAT'S BULLSHIT! We're, like, the best friends in the whole goddamn world! Goddamn them for making me think otherwise! | „ |
| ~ Mac attending a therapy session |
| “ | Mac: I'm a fool because I have more faith in the saints that wrote the Bible? Dennis: Yeah, because you just read the words of a bunch of guys that you never met, and you just take it on faith that everything they wrote was true. |
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| ~ Dennis and Mac discussing whether or not evolution would win against Mac's beliefs |
| “ | Oh. Interesting. So let me get this straight, Mr. Reynolds. You get your information from a book written by men you've never met. And you take their words as truth, based on a willingness to believe, a desire to accept, a leap of... oof, dare I say it? Faith? | „ |
| ~ Mac pointing out Dennis' hypocrisy after Dennis said the same thing about Mac's faith |
| “ | I've had orgasms! I've had tons of orgasms! I've had one with your mom, dude! I will strangle you, I'll stick my goddamn thumb through your eye! | „ |
| ~ Mac yelling at Dennis |
| “ | Hey, I'm Mac. Welcome to Paddy's Pub. I like to recommend to our first timers our signature cocktail, Caribbean Paradise. Some people say it's better than bustin' a nut. | „ |
| ~ Mac greeting a patron |
| “ | Dennis: Yeah, well, we won't get got though. We gonna get. See, Dee, people like us, we don't get got. We go get. Mac: That's right. You won't see us getting scammed. |
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| ~ Mac and Dennis, mocking Dee's "Invigaron" pitch |
| “ | You?! What about me? I used to be a party boy who banged chicks all the time. You guys remember? But no-one was ever good enough for you, dude. So I got self-conscious and I stopped - because of you, I changed who I am at my core. | „ |
| ~ Mac arguing with Dennis |
| “ | I'm playing both sides so that I always come out on top. | „ |
| ~ Mac to Dennis and Dee |
| “ | If we want to make money, we need to honor ancient Irish traditions, like serving an irresponsible amount of booze to people who are genetically pre-disposed to having alcohol problems. You see, Saint Patrick started that tradition, and that's why we celebrate him today. | „ |
| ~ Mac on St Patrick's Day |
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- Mac's nickname comes from the surname of his actor and series' creator, Rob McElhenney.
- Mac's dad Luther McDonald is the one who named him "Ronald McDonald".
- Some fans have said that Mac became gay randomly later on, as he has had many romantic involvements and sex with many women in the earlier episodes of the series. But since season 1, he has shown various signs of being gay, but it seems as if he was more bisexual in the older episodes as he has had some genuine sexual interest in women and even can be seen enjoying having sex with them in private, but had some signs of being attracted to men too. This could mean that they decided to change Mac's character and make him fully gay in the newer episodes, as they have him showing no sexual interest in women whatsoever.
- Mac is a fan of the now retired ex-Phillies player Chase Utley, and dreamed of having a catch with him and a big brother-little brother type relationship. He even wrote a letter to him, and Dee called it a "love letter", but he claimed that there wasn't anything sexual about it, but that he indeed loved him in a lot of other ways.
- In 2013, Chase Utley actually officially responded to Mac's letter in a video on YouTube. [1]
- When Chase Utley retired in 2019, he was being honored at Citizens Bank Park with his own night, and he was set to throw the first pitch. Mac was actually the one who caught the ball and his dream of having a catch with Chase finally came true. [2]
- In "The Gang Gets Cursed", Mac finally meets Chase Utley in person and he is shocked because he thought Mac was a little kid when he shows him that he is the "Mac" that he sent the response to his letter to on YouTube. Mac wants to have a catch with him so bad that he pretends to have a dead son that was the "Mac" that sent the letter. When Mac finally confesses to lying, Chase tricks him into giving him his monkey foot that supposedly brought Mac such "good luck" hoping to get inducted into the Hall of Fame. This shows that Chase responding to Mac's letter is canon to the show, but Mac having a catch with him at his retirement night is not.
- Mac's actor Rob McElhenney's mother came out as a lesbian when he was eight years old and divorced his father. He also has two brothers who are gay, and says that he has "always been part of the gay community" which could be his reasoning for making Mac gay. In fact, most of Mac's family, save for his mom, seem to be (or are at least presumably) gay. These include his dad Luther, his Uncle Donald, and his cousins, Brett and Country Mac.
- McElhenney also is married to Kaitlin Olson, the actress that plays Dee Reynolds.
- Around the events of season seven, Rob McElhenney gained around sixty pounds of weight initially believing it'd be funny for the character, but also later clarified that the weight gain itself and the sudden loss of it around season thirteen without much mentioned about it within the show was a jab towards other sitcoms where characters would progressively become better looking instead of sticking to what their characters initially were.
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