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To meet women, Dennis and Mac join opposing sides of an abortion rally. Mac joins the pro-life side to impress a woman named Megan, while Dennis joins the pro-choice side.

An old flame, Stacy, claims Charlie is the father of her unruly son, Tommy. Charlie initially tries to prove he isn't the father, but later uses the situation to try and impress The Waitress by pretending he’s part of the Big Brothers Big Sisters program. Charlie Wants an AbortionIt's Always Sunny in P...

Reviewers often note that while the episode feels slightly "unpolished" compared to later seasons (it was written before Danny DeVito joined as Frank), it successfully defined the characters as morally bankrupt. The comedy stems from the gang's complete lack of principles—such as Mac immediately demanding Megan get an abortion when she tells him she's pregnant, despite his "pro-life" stance. To meet women, Dennis and Mac join opposing

The episode ends in chaos at the rally when Dennis tries to switch sides, sparking an egg-throwing fight between the two groups. It is eventually revealed that Tommy is not Charlie's son. Critical & Audience Reception IMDb Rating: The episode holds a solid 7.6/10 on IMDb . Charlie initially tries to prove he isn't the

Charlie Wants an Abortion * Episode aired Aug 11, 2005. * TV-MA. * 22m.

" Charlie Wants an Abortion " is the second episode of the first season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia . It is widely regarded as a pivotal episode that established the show's dark, "no boundaries" comedic style by tackling the highly controversial topic of abortion through the lens of the characters' extreme selfishness .