They are surprised that Frank knows where his room is, and Frank tells them that he visits Pop-Pop every week to check on him and bring him soup. The Gang goes to the nursing home to see Pop-Pop. Dennis and Dee appear to be stunned by the news that they have just heard. He tells them that their grandfather, Heinrich Landgraf (who they call " Pop-Pop") is in a coma and is being kept alive on a respirator, and since they are only surviving blood relatives, it is up to Dennis and Dee to decide if he should be kept alive. After being cleared by " ocular patdown", The Lawyer tells that he has been trying to contact them for some time (a reversal of the usual situation of him trying his best to stay away from them). Mac replies that he will indeed be using them, but he soon sees a big disadvantage of his glasses: because they wrap all the way around his eyes, and they are so dark, they basically take away his peripheral vision, and he cannot see that Dennis, Dee, and Frank have walked away. Dennis counters that this does not make him feel any safer, and there will never be a time when Mac needs this. Charlie suggests that the reason is so the people Mac is checking out "won't see how scared is", which Mac denies. He shows his first move: wearing a very dark pair of sunglasses so that subjects of his "ocular patdowns" will not realize what he is doing. Mac announces that his "sudden and unfortunate" weight loss has put the bar at risk, and as "head of security", he is making a few moves to improve security. But things get complicated when The Gang learns of Pop-Pop's history as a Nazi, and Mac, Charlie and Frank set off in search of the old man's spoils from the war.Ĭharlie enters the bar and calls everyone to attention, saying that Mac has an announcement. Dennis and Dee's ailing grandfather Pop-Pop is wasting away in the hospital, and they have to decide whether or not to pull the plug.
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