I have so much second hand embarrassment for Debbie in this episode. Let’s not forget Debbie, and her hot-and-cold approach to her daughter, Frannie. Fiona declares to Lip that she is off of relationships, and just like Lip’s sobriety, it won’t last long. Quantico’s Tate Ellington makes a small cameo, granting Fiona a one dollar raise until the government can find a proper replacement for Sean. From uncooked food, to employees injuries in the kitchen.
Now Fiona’s taken Sean’s managing responsibilities, and it’s absolute chaos. That will definitely be trouble next week, and I can’t wait to see if Fiona finally kicks her father out of the house for good.įiona, when we last saw her, just had the wakeup call of a century when she learned, on her wedding day, that her “sober” fiancé had been using and lying about it for a long time. He later finagles his way back into the Gallagher home, and manages to get a wheelchair and himself up to the second floor, barricading himself in Fiona’s room.
#Has season 7 of shameless start how to#
Macy really does a fantastic job of making it easy to hate Frank), but he does know how to shake things up.įrank wakes up and discovers that not only did no one look for him after he disappeared, but he has also racked up quite a lengthy hospital bill during his thirty day stay. The ensemble cast and I share the same feeling of “Ugh, Frank is alive?” I’m never happy to see him on the screen (William H. Frank is back, and like a cockroach, he just can’t seem to die. Unfortunately for him, they don’t share these daydreams about him. Now, Frank is caught up in a coma-dream, complete with visions of Fiona, Debbie, and the rest of the Gallagher clan. When we last saw Frank, the group threw him over the bridge and into the river. The director, Christopher Chulack, went a little artsy and abstract with the initial sequence. Not only am I feeling nostalgic during this milestone, but several of the core characters are reflecting on their own lives, and making changes as they see fit. Hiraeth is a Welsh word for a feeling of homesickness for one’s homeland. Remember Jimmy/Steve? So much has changed in Shameless, and so much of it has stayed the same, and perhaps that’s why the title of the first episode is appropriate. It seems like just yesterday when Ian and Mickey were slowly, but aggressively, falling in love. It’s hard to believe Shameless has hit this seventh season checkpoint.
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