Mac and Dennis both become infatuated with the dead man's granddaughter, Rebecca, when she visits the bar. To win her over, they both lie and claim they were close friends with her grandfather, leading to a feud as they try to outdo each other's "grief".
is the sixth episode of the first season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia , which originally aired on September 8, 2005. Plot Summary
The episode follows two main storylines after an old man is found dead in a booth at Paddy's Pub:
Meanwhile, Charlie accompanies Dee to a nursing home to visit her and Dennis's grandfather, "Pop-Pop". While there, Charlie discovers Nazi memorabilia among Pop-Pop's belongings, realizing that their grandfather was a Nazi. Key Highlights
The rivalry ends when Mac informs Dennis about their grandfather’s Nazi past, handing him a photo of "Pop-Pop" in uniform who looks remarkably like Dennis. The Gang Finds a Dead Guy
Dennis gives a ridiculous, fabricated eulogy at the funeral to impress Rebecca, claiming he and the deceased used to wash the feet of the poor together.
Charlie is tasked with cleaning the booth where the man died and wears a makeshift hazmat suit made of trash bags.