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Frank did the right thing for the wrong reasons

Throughout the entire series that's the only time Frank spoke truth while having his daughter's back cause to be honest ida done the same exact thing butt whippin or not cause I'm sure that Fiona did not want to marry a lying junkie that thought he was better than any of her siblings. It's like the girl couldn't catch a break nomatter what direction she tried going in...

Idk why the hell are they mad at Frank at this scene. Like Frank literally save Fiona from marrying an addict 😔

I felt so bad for fiona and it's fact frank never judged any of them. With the passing seasons i started to like frank even he was an ass

Frank actually said "I love you Fiona". He did the right thing by telling the truth.

Sean reminds me of a distant cousin I never met (and was glad I never met him). He also took drugs and also killed someone: a woman, strangling her with a telephone cord. He only got a miserable year in prison (or seven, I'm not sure), as far as I know, and to this day he continues taking drugs. In my opinion: it doesn't matter if he is on drugs, because of him a person has ceased to exist and a girl was left without her mother. And the law (I'm from Spain, not the United States, but in this case, Sean did not experience the consequences he should have) gives these people a chance, they can continue with their lives as if nothing had happened, but what happens? Where is the second chance for his victims? Didn't they also deserve to continue with their lives? Sean gave moral lessons, he thought he was better than anyone else and he even thought that he really deserved to have his son with him. He even told Carl that the past didn't matter, he should look to the future. Come on, he didn't really care about what he did in the past: murder a person. Of course it matters! Sean doesn't deserve anything, and even less with that self-righteous, "nice guy" attitude, when he's absolute shit. Although Frank did not ruin the wedding with good intentions, thanks to him Fiona was freed from being married to a bastard.

Which episode and season is the fireworks scene from?

Jeremy Allen White has become my favorite actor to watch.

I never liked Sean but once they go to the wedding part I thought "hey,maybe he could make her happy" but I always thought she could have done better.

Bipolar queer. Lol

Does anyone know the song at the very end of episode?? When Lip was getting dropped off at rehab?

Frank had to influence everyone at the same time is why he did it this say. Otherwise, heresay woul d've been an issue later on. So, he chose to brave another beat down. In my family there was a lot of misinterpretations. My mom looked at the world through drugs and astrology. Twisting up everyrhing was her specialty. My dad stayed away because he couldnt work his job and compete with the dysfunction my mom created and re-created daily while teaching my sisters and i to hate and blame him for not being there. I was the oldest. I left when my actions couldve harmed my sisters more than helped. It is what it is.

I cant even explain what this Show is for me 😊

Fiona seems an odd choice of a name for a character portrayed by someone with darker hair and a swarthy complexion.

Frank was the most vile character i could never bring myself to feel bad for him everything bad that ever happened to him was his own doing.

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Lip Forever

You know they kinda sh!t on Fiona.

This dude literally protected his daughter from marrying someone who’s gonna be just like him

Lol

"We're human, we make mistakes, have faults"...

Best video of Shameless, can you post tik tok this video?

my ears just got destroyed when the music went loud again wtf

Who also thinks that lip is the best character?

Ну и блять нахуй липа держали

Fi is an utter hypocrite here. Sean told her from the beginning, even with her own chaos addiction that it would make his addiction respond. She knew she was signing up for this. The only one who needed care here was Sean's own kid. Also, how are you EVER "recovered" of substances like H?

Out of everything frank did, this was the most out of pocket thing frank did.

Как песня называется, не понимаю где название посмотреть?

Frank is an horrible father. He didn’t do that to save Fiona. He did that because he was angry to get uninvited . Saying to Carl that he’s not a brother? Saying to Ian that is bad choices is being gay and bipolar? He’s a fucking asshole. Yeah he had development but it doesn’t make him a good father

Lip displays perfectly how big the Difference between being Smart and Wise is.

i don’t think it’s good to watch this show if u are mentally ill because it is very messed up and I didn’t properly think about that last year when I watched it 😭

Fiona se deixou levar pelo pai,drogado medíocre e deixou de ser feliz com Sean.

It all feels like a distant memory now…

I understand why Frank did this, but I don’t like the way he went about it. He did the right thing in the wrong way.

where did you get the scenes

I cried in this scene

Awe. Why isn’t there more videos with these two? They are the only girls in their family would love to see more of their bond as sisters. This is amazing ❤️

Not yall defending him ✋ Like wow he accepted his kids for their flaws, flaws like what? Being gay, or drinking? The drinking is cause he wasnt a good father, he let his children go down the drain all on their own. He never helped them or tried making good people out of them. And then he exposes Sean in front of his son and ruins Fiona's wedding.

What season and ep

Fiona deserves anything and everything

Fiona deserves so much more in life 🥺

Lip in this episode just kills me 😭

I liked Fiona until season 7. I think this changed Fiona completely. This is why she became who she became. Great writers, great acting.

Well done, this is beautiful

Fiona's story is so sad

It not that easy to fight addictions

Fiona and Sean's relationship played like a psycho thriller- she was completely in love and planned her wedding with childlike excitement, but we knew something would go wrong because of Fiona's consistently bad fate. We were led to believe that this time it would be Frank killing Sean, the possibility of an abusive father doing the worst thing possible by killing his daughter's love being so terrifying that we were distracted from Sean's sketchy character. When Frank bluntly pulls out the baggie and Sean looks like a thief caught in the act, the reality of the situation hits- he had been flying high the whole time- when he asked her to move in, when he discovered Will with a gun and blamed Fiona for being irresponsible, when he proposed and when he was driving her around. He was high when Frank punched him and Sean could have killed Frank (because he had a killed a guy before under influences). This was foreshadowed when he and Fiona danced and as part of a joke she asked, "Are you cheating on your fiance?" and he said, "Maybe it doesn't count yet." He was possessed beyond limits (when she asks him in this clip, "Everyday?" he just looks down) and she never knew who he was. It was the perfect twist.

Whether frank did it to protect Fiona or not, he shouldn’t have done it with Will there. Will’s image of his father changed because of frank.

Can you tall me the number of the throat?

God I love him