Also, his character witness, a local priest, immediately wants to refuse. Of course, he is escorted out of the AA meeting when they won’t give him a chip that proves he’s been sober for 30 days and he starts ranting against them. Unaware of his daughter’s maneuvering, he promises Kev that his next drink at the bar will be his last for at least two days! He needs a character witness and proof that he’s attending Alcoholics Anonymous. What’s a W-2?” Step Two.įrank is preparing himself to get the kids back too. Lip, who’s been doing Kev’s taxes since he was ten, gloats, “It’s so easy, it’s like they’re daring me to commit fraud.” Fi is a bit worried about doing it to Kev, but when she asks for his blessing, he responds, “Sure. They also copy Kev’s W-2 so that it appears that Fiona is gainfully employed. Doesn’t she understand it’s for the rest of her life? Still, they roll up their sleeves and help by forging a will for Aunt Ginger that leaves Fi the family home. Ian, still smarting from his boyfriend disappearing after the whole Gay bashing dad thing and Lip are surprised during their daytime hours from the home that Fiona is trying to take custody of them. You miss him already.” If only Jodie knew it was also because the very next day he tries to convince Sheila to take part in group sex, which she wisely declines. She insists it’s for the best, but as Jodie says, “I can’t see how. She lets them have the baby as long as she can visit on weekends and holidays. Yet, as she looks at how far down the rabbit hole of sex addiction Jodie has slid in only two episodes, the inner-pushover shatters like glass. This is the child Sheila chose above rude, crude and all around terrible Karen. He’s there with his mother and they want Hymie, Sheila’s mentally handicapped grandchild, to come home with him. Jodie is disturbingly trying to hang their sex life around erotic asphyxiation when some dumb teenager shows up at the door. Sheila is having her own real family crisis as well during all this turbulence. “But business took off when Momma Comola started putting ‘Made in Africa’ stickers on them.” Debs isn’t going to stand for this shit.
“There used to only be a few of us down here,” Debs’s new BFF cheerfully bemoans. If you want French fries, make a pair of earrings, but a bracelet will net you a hamburger and two means those decadent luxuries called chicken wings.
Surprise, surprise, Momma Comola is running a sweatshop of sorts under her basement and wants to indoctrinate Debbie to the system. Meanwhile Debs is starting to fight back.
#FILMING FOR SEASON 7 OF SHAMELESS EPISODE PRO#
After Fiona corners him in an elevator, he concedes, “You know my firm makes me do one pro bono case a year and I guess this won’t be as bad as representing those scary motherfuckers at the Innocence Project.” Step One done. He’s supposed to help Fiona get her siblings out of custody, but seems less than keen on the idea. Next week they’re just going to have to give those who missed out (and didn’t finish reading all the wondrous text below) the finger and call it a day.Īcross town, they meet/assault a legal buddy of Jimmy’s older brother, Chip. Not too much, it was kind of light last time.” That smug irony is all the more pointed considering the episode that follows. As he sits on the stoop with his legs stretched out, cigarette in mouth, he nonchalantly states, “Here’s what you missed on Shameless last week. I’m only mentioning it now for the first time because of how brilliant William H. This week’s episode, entitled “A Long Way From Home,” begins like every other week with a snarky insult to the audience for not remembering what happened in the previous episode. How can such a small-scale custody dispute with an even smaller outcome have more weight than four seasons of judicial drama on The Good Wife? Oh, because this is Shameless and they realize developing your characters organically before growing to a major event is actual drama. Frank versus Fiona in court for legal claim over the children. Did you see that scene? I never would have thought we’d get a moment like that in episode 7! That’s some season finale or penultimate episode crap right there.
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