Old names return
Mac’s badge reveals his full name. Adriano revives the school insults.
Supporting source ↗CASE FILE · S07 E12

The gang have much to prove when they attend their high-school reunion. They meet old friends and make new foes as they stroll—make that trip—down memory lane.
THE SHORT VERSION · SPOILERS AHEAD
Mac’s badge reveals his full name. Adriano revives the school insults.
Supporting source ↗Dee joins the popular crowd. Frank uses a stolen badge. Dennis waits for admirers.
Supporting source ↗Mac exposes Adriano’s copied drink vouchers. The dispute ends with another bathroom bullying session.
Supporting source ↗Cricket’s stolen jewelry is discovered. His account of Dee’s promises ruins her new social position.
Supporting source ↗THE EVIDENCE
Adriano joins Dee in greeting her old classmates.Source ↗
Brad checks arrivals against a clipboard at registration.Source ↗
Charlie bends over a metal bucket in the school bathroom.Source ↗
Christie stands beside Tim during his conversation with Dennis.Source ↗
Dee smiles beside Adriano in the reunion hall.Source ↗
Dennis stands alone beside a balloon decoration.Source ↗
Frank sits beside Dennis at a decorated dining table.Source ↗
Maureen joins Frank and Dennis with a drink.Source ↗
Cricket pulls at his clerical shirt during the jewelry confrontation.Source ↗
The Waitress sits at the reunion table without a name badge.Source ↗
Tim speaks with Dennis beside the crowded dance floor.Source ↗
Charlie misuses cleaning fluid in the bathroom after being humiliated.Source ↗
Mac and Charlie request more vouchers from the bartenders.Source ↗
The gang gathers by the open back of Dennis’s vehicle.Source ↗
Brad’s scars recall the hornet box Charlie previously sent him.Source ↗
Frank attends using Nicki Potnick’s stolen badge.Source ↗
Dennis invokes his Golden God image while discussing his school reputation.Source ↗
The old classmates lift Mac by his underwear in the bathroom.Source ↗
A banner welcomes Saint Joe’s and Notre Dame graduates.Source ↗
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