Fiona and Lip Argue Over Liam and Pleading Guilty | Shameless

[@ThatDJMike]

The pain in Lip’s voice, & the fear in Fiona’s eyes showed how badly she fucked up & that she knew it

[@nevermindmyname813]

She 100% knew that he was right, but it was too painful to accept

[@Bman846]

Yeah great acting

[@lordvoldemort5580]

"i didn't do it on purpose" "yeah, but you did it" is really all that needs to be said here.... doesn't matter if it was an accident, doesn't matter if she meant to do it. It happened because of her own actions.

[@justinmoody9164]

Exactly and that headline he called out would make everyone agree. People are only siding with Fiona because they like the character. This was completely unacceptable and she just got off Scott free like it was nothing.

[@charlisena]

It does matter

[@216cle]

Yeah stupid writing

[@mtndewkisser]

​@@charlisenanot really. you think if she uses the argument in court that "oh well im innocent because it was an accident" you think that the jury will actually take her side?

[@inphiltration]

@@justinmoody9164 It's not even about siding with either character. You can agree with fiona all you want, but the opposing lawyer is gonna have a real easy time convincing a jury considering the facts at hand. It would be really dumb to go to trial.

[@juliotheepic]

holy shit he screams like an actual dad

[@juliotheepic]

3:07

[@juliotheepic]

finally got to this part a few episodes ago, maybe even a season i think

[@empressnyahbinghi9886]

Am I the only one who thinks it’s a emotional moment when he got upset 🥺

[@enriquelavalle3360]

"Your fucked up boyfriend..." Lip got that right.

[@cometface]

Your fucked up life

[@pokemontraineryellow5765]

The fact that wasn’t even her boyfriend 💀

[@jollyquinn430]

He said "Your coke, your boyfriend, your fucked up life." Not "Your fucked up boyfriend"

[@rigormortis3219]

@@jollyquinn430 you need to rewatch lol

[@queenshay2956]

@@rigormortis3219no she’s right. U rewatch

[@darthjar9117]

The fights between these two were always so emotional.

[@mossgeorge2001]

You know the judge told her something like this could happen. She was doing fine with the simple, boring, guy but she wanted to try the bad brother and boom.

[@K1ng1995]

I think whether she likes it or not she's turning into Frank. The Gallagher's problem is that they can't function in the normal world. They don't know how to handle it because they don't feel useful in the normal world. They unintentionally create chaos because then they can fix chaos and they understand how to be useful.

[@IanHamilton-ed9rv]

@@mossgeorge2001 I was definitely thrill at the brief progress of Fiona being financially healthy despite the relationship hurdles she caused with Mike.

[@mrslasher1064]

None of this would have happened if she stayed with Steve

[@K1ng1995]

@@mrslasher1064 But that's the point. The Gallagher's can't function in normal society because they don't know how. Yes she should've stayed with Steve. But she like the rest of her family self sabotage themselves because they like the Winchester's from Supernatural don't know how to function unless their in chaos mode. Humans have this need to be useful

[@DrumKiller2]

@@mrslasher1064 Steve ruined her. She was still chasing the high and excitement that she felt from when she was with him. Mike is boring dweeb lol.

[@fluxl10]

You can see the severity of it hit her when he shouts ‘Liam almost died.’

[@monstertwitch8678]

Lip never held back whenever he would yell at Fiona 😂

[@johnnyd1824]

Cuz he looks up to her since she took on the burden of being the primary guardians of the rest of their siblings. However that means if she faltered even a little bit with their circumstances and history, the kids were doomed. The goal was for Fiona to hold the fort down while Lip went to school in hopes of securing a better life for them and this was them right before they failed that goal.

[@narayan..7518]

Also Prof Yuins

[@monstertwitch8678]

@@narayan..7518 100%

[@MrJewbomber1000]

Cause he knew she was the one person that could relate to him and knew she could take it

[@KatOD1992]

@@johnnyd1824 I think he just trusted her so much since she raised all of them, and also maybe felt guilty that he wasn't there and was at school (which is not his fault at all, but he knows she never really had that chance and has sacrificed most of her life for them). I cant imagine the range of emotions. Both actors were phenomenal

[@IanHamilton-ed9rv]

This scene was such an ugly but a highly necessary one. As Lip said, you legally signed up to be the third parent. Your chaotic negligence finally caught up to you. You can't be thinking about yourself when jt doesn't concern about your remaining 4 (maybe 3 because of Ian approaching 18) siblings. Accountability is such a word for Season 4.

[@nobodycares150]

"your his guardian you singed up for this" lip was right.

[@jasminealex7212]

Lip was so fed up. He decided to become a chef

[@rumblefish9]

I 100% agree with Lip.

[@huh-o9r]

he is thinking of his ass. could have happened to anyone, they all have brought shit on that house.

[@davidpoku9428]

@@huh-o9rbro imagine you saw this exact problem on the news you would shame the adults in the situation. You might like Fiona but she completely wrong

[@jg2722]

@@davidpoku9428 Everyone in the house has done crimes. Lip has done so much crime but has never faced the consequences and yet he wants Fiona to be in jail…hypocrite.

[@Bittyboo14]

​@@davidpoku9428 I agree. Almost killing a family member is unacceptable

[@Bittyboo14]

​@@jg2722 Fiona is supposed to be the older sibling and their guardian. She has responsibilities. If she didn't want those responsibilities then she should have told the judge that

[@Prince_rub10]

This is what Fiona needed to hear and this what her fans need to understand: just because you did all these things for your family doesn’t give you an excuse for bad behavior. Fiona may have not intended for Liam to get into her Coke but Fiona’s negligence led her to accept the Coke from her hookup who’s clearly a bad influence.

[@susushisushi]

exactly, all of her fans pretend like she never did anything wrong and they always say “i don’t blame her for anything”. they’re completely fine with the fact that she almost killed liam because she wanted to do drugs

[@jillianwallace8944]

it's so odd to me tbh like I love Fiona as a character but she fucked up and was dead wrong here. idk why ppl have to pretend their favs are above all blame

[@horsepuncher95]

Idk about other commenters but I give her the same grace I give to my clients (am a support worker), acknowledge their mistakes without pulling punches, but gotta balance it out by encouraging their strengths. It doesn't have to be a choice between one or the other

[@cfinley81]

Um, here it does. She almost KILLED that little boy. ​@@horsepuncher95

[@marielaausher]

Absolutely Idk why so many tried to defend her The judge talked to her about this, he directly asked her if she was prepared for this, he put a lot of emphasis on the fact that Liam was a two year old and she would have to dedicate her life to him and her siblings and she still went around messing with a drug addict who brought drugs to her house

[@princesssmileyface91]

Lip wasn’t only angry that Liam almost died, but the fact that it’s something Monica/Frank would have done, not Fiona, he would have expected one of them do something like that, but not Fiona, so I’m on Lips side with this one.

[@TVOD999]

One of my favorite parts of this scene is the way Fiona agrees with Lip when he's yelling at Sammy for bringing Frank into the house. It felt like her very subtle way of acknoledging that even though Lip just screamed at her, he has a point when he yells, he doesn't just yell usually.

[@Design909.]

Haven’t started this series yet, but these clips from Jeremy Allen is making me want to. He kills it

[@perc3136]

Bro what you haven't seen shameless yet ?!

[@danglesnipecelly13]

you should watch it. IMO the show kinda falls off towards season 8. But it’s still a really good show. Jeremy Allen white is so good in it.

[@natturnt7131]

Found this show when it was on showtime around season 2 Lip was always my favorite

[@williamkukis]

He's a great actor

[@drugsarebad97]

Yeah no lie , the show is fire (until Fiona’s charchter leaves , after that it sucks )

[@TrueCrimeTalkWithTaves]

Lip always kept it 100 with Fiona !

[@MrJewbomber1000]

They keep it real with each other

[@gamerteojuice410]

@@MrJewbomber1000stop it Fiona was trying to fight a court case that had a risk of leaving lip to take care of the family and it was her fault also it was not like she thought she was framed or anything but she did it

[@ghostpants2994]

Carmy definitely was cooking here

[@NicksFitnessYT]

Anyone taking Fiona’s side lacks understanding of the concept of accountability and is likely still a child

[@Lancelot0311]

Or a feminist

[@autonope23]

Lmao what a stretch. It's a show. You probably think spiderman is real.

[@BridaUlv]

I agree and disagree with them both. Fiona had to be a mommy to her siblings WAY too young, but she is at fault for Liam's accident. Lip is being a hypocrite because Fiona had to give up her childhood for the family but he's whining about having to do the same. He had every right to call out her reckless negligence, but he should nut up and take some responsibility.

[@EdelgardvonHresvelg8663]

@@BridaUlv i agree with this to a degree only that fiona was a mom to young however regardless of what happened in the past ik if i was in lips place right here and my SISTER almost caused the death of my brother bc she got hooked on coke i wouldve let her rot under the jail and she def aint coming back to live in the same house as the brother she almost killed

[@johnnyringo2695]

@@Eroegen98 feminist here and she was 10000% not at fault

[@alexdredge655]

It was so satisfying seeing Lip put Sammy in her place

[@PerkinsDeandre-b5b]

It's her fault for leaving the cocaine out

[@TheMightyN]

People can make those mistakes. Period. Only thing Fiona is accountable for neglecting children safety which the CPS (Child Protective Services) can't do better themselves.

[@darkriku12]

​@@TheMightyN CPS often can do better outside of cities, but cities are overrun with situations like these and no scaled support and funding for it unfortunately.

[@heyheyyouyouidontlike]

Yep does not matter that she didn't give it to him directly. She should have never had it in the house in the first place. There are several other kids in the house that could have accidentally got into it.

[@heyheyyouyouidontlike]

​@@TheMightyNLeaving cocaine out in a house full of children is more than just neglect. She deserved to go to jail

[@nater2513]

​@@TheMightyN "Neglecting Childen safety" aka "Criminal Negligence". Fiona deserved every minute she spent in jail.

[@catspajamas225]

Love this show. I want to watch it all over again

[@monstertwitch8678]

I've been debating on it as well,at least the first 6 or 7 seasons

[@joelhochhalter638]

It's on Netflix​@@monstertwitch8678

[@Whiffl3]

It’s crazy how much support Fiona gets by a lot of commentators on a lot of these clips. If those are parents commenting, someone check in on their kids…

[@priscillawagner6205]

She was a child too. She's been raising her siblings since she was 9. She's got a right to be messed up

[@Zaza-ef8co]

@@priscillawagner6205Everyone always says this and I agree but she was wrong in this situation this was all her fault she almost killed liam😭

[@-valmetal-]

@@priscillawagner6205 that literally has nothing to do with anything lmfao. just because she raised all her siblings since she was nine, she gets a free pass even when her other siblings lives are at risk? you people are actually brainless lol

[@huntsman9316]

@@priscillawagner6205i don't care what childhood she did or didn't have. You don't have cocain parties in a house with a child, and then leave the cocain in a child accesable place for them to snort. This show is supposed to resemble real life and if this was actually real life, people would want her to get the chair.

[@migzy4704]

@@priscillawagner6205That’s stupid. No body has the right to mess up. And guess what if you do? You deal with the consequences. No body cares what happened in the past what matters is what you do here and now. I could have a tragic past that won’t excuse me if I end up murdering 3 people or doing drugs. I still deal with the consequences. That’s life.

[@ricomedina404]

Carl in the beginning 😂😂😂

[@SenshiJams]

I know, right? Carl was so unhinged, but that’s what makes him such an interesting character! 😂

[@christiancloud7945]

Sammi also wasn't helping the situation at this time either

[@LyingTube]

I agree with Fiona that it's unfair that she should lose so much for what seems like a brief lapse in attention, but I also agree with Lip that as the legal guardian it's her responsibility to ensure that the kids don't come to harm and unfortunately the harm that befell Liam was the result of a series of poor decisions on her part. As a parent your wellbeing is and always should be secondary to your child's.

[@tracim3080]

She threw a house party with a bunch of people she didn’t know well. Her underage siblings were in the house that led to a three year old OD in on cocaine. That’s not a minor lapse in judgement or simple mistake That’s a severe lack of judgement in general

[@minkmonk5387]

It's not unfair at all. Her actions caused Liam to overdose on cocain. It's entirely her fault considering it was her cocain, she left it where Liam could access it, and oh yeah, she had COCAIN.

[@-valmetal-]

how was it unfair for fiona?? what about liam, the literal baby in the situation who almost died thanks to his big sister who fought for guardianship for her siblings just for her to pull an ultimate frank/monica move. i’m confused

[@indifference1015]

It's not unfair she 100% deserves to lose everything because she constantly makes bad decisions. How about not screwing your boyfriends brother, how about throwing out the drugs he left in your house, how about not doing drugs in a room full of kids in the first place.

[@tracim3080]

@@indifference1015 thank you!

[@jeremyaustin4117]

I 100% side with Lip on this calling out & correcting fiona & sammie....none of them were thinking of the kids in the house but what they wanted, Lip was right to snap on them both

[@lukedaley17]

Don’t know what Fiona was thinking Leaving the coke out like that.

[@huh-o9r]

i guess you havent watched the show. every single one of them has done shit like that.

[@lukedaley17]

@@huh-o9r I know, which is why I have seen the show.

[@sophiawilson8696]

And living how did.

[@Bittyboo14]

​@lukedaley17 I knew when Robbie left that Coke that Fiona wasn't gonna throw it away

[@DehNameIsLorm]

​@@huh-o9r no the only mf in the show to do something like that is Fiona

[@disturbedpyro4511]

The acting in this scene is amazing! Lip finally snapping and going off on Fiona, and her look of shock and a bit of fear because for a second she didn’t even recognize her own brother. That look of fear was absolutely perfect, she gave that look you give when someone does something out of character and it scares the shit out of you. Lip usually is the one who remains calm,so for him to completely snap like that shows how badly Fiona messed up

[@sapgocryaboutit]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, Lip was one of the biggest victims of his childhood. Whenever Fiona fucked up, he had to take over and he did a damn good job. He was put under so much pressure at school, then Fiona fucking up, and later when he has to go through his alcohol recovery. Seriously the best character

[@Michael-ys7hw]

Got some mad respect for Lip this season!

[@poett8875]

It’s a shame he fucked it all up in the later seasons.

[@DerrickHenryStiffArmsYaMutha]

The origin story of Carmen Berzatto

[@mtndewkisser]

lip was fully in the right. sure, yeah, fiona fucked up but its her fault that liam got into the coke. i cant believe she tried to make herself the victim in this scene..

[@Cortanarama]

I like that they fight, and then Frank happens and they end up on the same page running the house together again. Only watched a season or so of this show, but there's some great acting/writing.

[@valerieredfield]

IM SORRY BUT CARL IN THE BEGINNING HAS ME 💀💀🤣🤣🫁🫁

[@dumptruck_babs]

Him kissing Liam on the cheek and then softly whispering "Are you retarded now" is SENDING ME 😭😭💀

[@acepr012]

This is realism at its best. The whole argument is a constant reminder on how when bad shit happens, those responsible like to argue that they didn't mean to or they didn't know. Accountability is rare, especially when it comes to crimes being committed.

[@genkinoshi1]

They never fault often but when they did, you knew the situation was serious

[@DevonJohnson-n7v]

I really believe lip was right in this regard to put her in her place and it's Fiona's fault because she chooses these good guys and then guys wear trash bags and it just doesn't make sense

[@julieoluna8887]

😊😊😊 The baby was really asleep ❤❤

[@mratay4747]

0:53 I got something to tell ya 😂

[@Marcusiahtail]

(Get the fuck out of my house)he right

[@channelZER01]

Early to mid shameless had so mamy powerful scenes like this. Shameless was a juggernaught of a show that got HUGE after it was over lol so many people discovred this with streaming... i was there weekely every sunday , every season.

[@mikemichel1896]

Lip had every right to upset cause she fucked up badly

[@alyshiakroll15]

My husband and I grew up like this. Him in foster care and my family was a bunch of addicts. Constant drama and chaos. Parents drunk, high or in jail. No stability, no guidance. When we had our son, we wanted something different for him. Neither of us had ever witnessed a healthy, loving relationship or lived in a home with stability, structure, and two loving parents. So it took a lot of counseling. Along with trial and error. Luckily we figured it out. Our son was so young when we were in the figuring it out phase he has no memory of it. All he remembers is trips to the park, lake, bedtime stories and family dinners. He's now 13. Straight A student, star athlete, in accelerated classes, student council and friends with everyone. He comes home to two loving, working, sober parents. A clean house, hot homemade dinner, clean clothes and stability. It's really night and day. My husband and I knew our "parents" didn't give a shit so we constantly got in trouble, didn't care about school or anything for that matter. Not even ourselves. We had no stability, guidance or discipline and didn't understand how much that negatively impacted us until we had our own child. Our kid knows the deal. We have a very simple arrangement. Everyone has jobs in and outside of the house. His job is school and chores (keeping his room clean,vacuuming, taking garbage out/to the curb, wiping down bathroom sinks/mirrors, and cat boxes) it equals out to one chore a day. Except Sundays. That's family day. As long as he maintains his grades (As and Bs, I'll accept a C if I know he really gave an effort and just struggled with the material) keeps his room clean and his chores are done we will pay for whatever sports or extra curriculars he wants to do, he can hangout with friends or have friends over, and pretty much have as much freedom as he'd like (within reason of course). He's the total opposite of us when we were young. Doesn't get in trouble, cares about his grades and we're already getting calls from college recruiters for football as he's going to be starting high school shortly. Never underestimate the impact of the household/parents on children. Our son is well adjusted and a good kid. He knows if he gets into trouble, mom and dad will be there but he will also have consequences and privileges taken away. Same thing with school. His grades slip and he will lose all electronics, including his phone, and no sports until the grades are up. He comes from both of us, yet is nothing like how we were. The difference is obvious. I understand why shameless was such a popular show, but it also embodies what we see today with an alarming amount of the youth going crazy. Because some parents are addicts, neglectful or just plain selfish. Its insane when I respond to an email from a teacher and I am told by said teacher they were surprised I responded because most parents don't. With that in mind I now send an email to each of his teachers in the beginning of the year, introducing myself and letting them know if they ever need to reach me I always respond within 24 hours. It actually works out great, between the open line of communication, the infinite campus app, and my son being a straight A student it's rare I have to spend hours at conferences. He's got 7 teachers, each conference is 20 to 30 minutes so it would definitely be an all day thing. I already help him with his homework and he shows me his work without me having to ask because he's proud of it. People pay attention to your kids. Society will thank you.

[@marielaausher]

It’s very sad but Lip was right Fiona signed up for this, she is his legal guardian and by agreeing to that she agreed to not do stupid things like dating drug addicts Lip saw Liam fighting for his life in that hospital bed, he has every right to yell at her

[@amandawinsor6652]

The pain in Lip's voice 8 the fear Fiona's eyes showed how badly she gosh up 8 that she knew it

[@brannycedeno6823]

Okay. Enough. Time to watch this series already...

[@dumptruck_babs]

I love that the first tag on the video is Ian's name and he's not even in this clip

[@propmaster101]

Lip is a right and a complete hypocrite at the same time😂

[@bergenleigh8256]

I loved this scene because you really feel for both of them-especially watching the seasons leading up to this. (Yes I know it was Fiona’s actual fault) but she went through it like many of us do. Both of them made sense on a level. Too real of a conversation

[@Vindaya_]

I really love lip he has a great heart and speaks facts

[@jg2722]

2:54 Lip literally made it all about himself in every season especially season 11. It’s funny because he got himself kicked out of college and Fiona had nothing to do with that. All him. All that hatred towards his sister for nothing. SHE did better than him.

[@rickymoranjr9609]

@jg2722 Lip is such a hypocrit for blaming everyone but himself for stuff he did to himself and Fiona had nothing to do with

[@sandhydra6666]

Don’t care. She’s a woman therefore I don’t agree with her

[@lone_wolf3608]

@@rickymoranjr9609at least he’s still around, unlike Fiona following her mothers footsteps lol

[@ngorayen1310]

Fiona was the one making it about herself when she nearly killed her own brother, Lip has every right to be mad at her

[@rickymoranjr9609]

@@ngorayen1310 true but it wasn't even her drugs, it was her boss' brother's drugs but yet she left it out for Liam to eat so what's fair is fair

[@spacerick6787]

God dammit, season 4 was peak Shameless.

[@3rr0rr3n8]

the whole point of going to trial is that the jury's going to decide whether you're guilty or not, not you. if the case already looks bad from the jump, none of the jury are going to sympathise with you.

[@samantharose1041]

Lip wasn’t just speaking in defense of his little brother, he was speaking facts. There is no argument Fiona could have made to save herself in the situation, the courts don’t care if it was an accident or not. At the end of the day she was the one who had the drugs in her possession that was accessible to multiple children in the house.

[@anastaciaorekhova7972]

"I'm finally making it about me", that's such a disgusting card to pull on Lip in this argument. As if there's absolutely no other ways to do it except at the cost of her brother's life. People don't call out Fiona for her bullshit enough. Just because you take care of your siblings doesn't mean you can act like your addicted parents and put them in danger... I think that was the exact moment when Fiona and Lip's relationship got permanently damaged. I don't think he ever forgave her completely, and maybe that's why he didn't give her any chances later and kicked her out of the house when her drinking became worse and he got sober. Fiona insisting on going to trial knowing well that chances are low also shows how little she cared at that moment about the consequences of her going to prison, which is Lip going through the exact same struggles as she did - sacrificing his chances for education (which he did anyways however lol) and for the life of his own since he'd be the oldest. "It's your fucked up life, not mine!" - Lip is absolutely right, it's not fair to place him in Fiona's position in this family just because she, a grow ass adult, decides to party with drugs.

[@ILoveRomances]

Exactly! She saved them from their justified fears of what could happen around Frank and his addictions. Then, she did something just as life-threatening to her toddler brother as what Frank could have done.

[@TheMightyN]

For some reason you don't give credit to audience enough. It's likely people do complain about this character... but come one is focused on entire dysfunctional family with some subplots centered on the supporting characters. Not like anyone focuses on their shamelessness when Ian's fling is the main highlight.

[@jamilahparker7176]

It’s not his life cause Fiona protected him from it, and as his sister she didn’t have to. She could’ve done for herself. That would’ve been a line for Monica and Frank. They have misdirected anger at Fiona cause they expect so much of her, that they should’ve expected from their parents. Not her

[@jg2722]

Nah nah Fiona is right. It’s never about her. And now that her life is actually on the line , she HAS to make it about her. She has every right to. The deed is already done, there’s nothing she could do for Liam at the moment, Liam already got hurt but he healed and he’s just as clever as the other Gallaghers in the later seasons. Fiona did a shitty thing but she doesn’t deserve to lose everything because of it. Especially since the other Gallaghers have done bad things too if not worse. Lip has gotten away with every crime he has done and never faced major consequences. Only Fiona and Ian have. Fiona is not Frank or Monica, she is far from perfect but she’s the only reason her siblings are alive. How do you think they learned to survive ? Fiona.

[@anastaciaorekhova7972]

@@jamilahparker7176 she could've done for herself, but she didn't. She made her choice to be in charge, but it doesn't mean we cannot say shit about her wrongs. And in this situation the anger is absolutely NOT misdirected, she left the cocaine out and she's the one to blame🤷‍♀

[@jordandavis2207]

This is why I think Lip held it down more than Fiona. Fiona just had to be the caretaker & guardian which she willingly signed up for. Lip would have to step up every time somebody else fucked up & not only take care and provide for the kids but actively fix whatever Fiona fucked up. I always think about the episode where they have to pay property tax and Fiona uses that money for her club night and lost it all. A high school Lip stepped up and sold fake parking or concert tickets & got the bread! His fuck ups never land on anyone else but him. Whenever Fiona or Debbie fucked up it landed on everyone else.

[@Edgerunner2049]

Lip is the GOAT same as Ian. Easily the greatest characters in the show.

[@veebezoo5175]

The point wasn’t that she looked away for two seconds, it was that she had drugs that close to a toddler

[@damascoup]

all this just for him to get expelled and basically do nothing with himself ... the irony

[@lohanmicahtv6684]

being a parent is hard and even if you been doing since you were young it’s very hard and unfair and you never get time to yourself but that’s reason not the excuse. And then what makes it even worse is you’re also doing drugs with a house full of kids and you picked a bad man to be with. like she lost all the “my life is unfair” argument the moment drugs were involved

[@Copyrightbreaker22]

I think Lip and Fiona are the most interesting characters in shameless. Since they are basically different sides of the same coin.

[@Abundancez]

“You’re his guardian, you signed up for this” tbh Fiona should’ve left and focused on herself, LIP went and flipped the gun on her judged her every move when she did not choose this life, she chose her siblings which she done a great job at raising

[@RaymondAnthony-pm2tk]

I love how lip gets mad at Fiona for almost killing Liam. Poor little liam, it wasn't Frank's fault, or lips fault or carls fault but fiona and her drugged up boyfriend and i felt that.

[@nahnah8668]

this season is so sad 😢

[@LewisG2025]

I liked lip in this scene he was the only one with responsibility

[@fallenkafiel42]

Wait I just realized lip became a Chief and now starts in a new Hulu show called the bear the actor play as a chief...

[@2jut4lyfe84]

*Chef (sorry I'm that guy lol)

[@jeremycampanelli4484]

Love this show this unfortunately is the reality for a lot of people sadly I can relate

[@BasicallyMegan0]

This scene broke me😊

[@Cozysko]

Carol “are u restarted now”😂

[@johnnyringo2695]

he didnt say restarted

[@dumptruck_babs]

Liam is now highly regarded

[@CRONCHBOIWATER]

@@dumptruck_babs Liam is Reworded

[@poett8875]

Lip was 1000% in the right here. Fiona was definitely guilty, no way around it. However, the only thing I didn’t like was when he said “It’s always about you.” That just wasn’t fair, it’s literally never about Fiona. It’s always about someone else.

[@Marrrrrisking]

Lip was in the right here no way people are still trying to side with Fiona she left the coke out regardless it’s her fault whether it was an accident or not 😂

[@dylan3488]

I still people siding with her, man look Fiona is one of my favorite characters but she absolutely needed this reality check she was spiraling out of control

[@deathstriker9076]

The whole family breaks the law every episode lol.

[@boomds5602]

Lip is badass. He should have been taking care of these kids. They would have been on the straight and narrow

[@Malphaswastaken]

goddamnit, i fucking love lip.

[@joedotphp]

You know you fucked up when Fiona, in her current situation, is scolding you.

[@lainiwakura666]

“Get rid of any evidence” what like the heroine?

[@stevefisher5433]

This is the season I stopped liking Fiona. She went from a young girl who was trying to do the best she could with the hand thar life dealt her, into someone who brings all their problems on themselves, then refuse to take responsibility for their actions, and cries victim and says woe is me.

[@MadddyDawg50]

I think Lip made a lot of good points but the one thing he said that he def had no right to say “that makes me 25 taking care of the kids” like you have no right to say that to Fiona of all people

[@ericapoitras9223]

How Debbie turned out? Fiona’s fault because she didn’t get Debbie therapy for her abdoment issues. How Carl ended in jail? Fiona’s fault because AGAIN she didn’t get him therapy. She let liem get into the coke then has the gall to say she’s not guilty. She can’t take what she dishes it out. Debbie got her bad behaviour from her mom AND Fiona because the person who fucked Debbie up was FIONA because no one raised Debbie besides Fiona She charges Mionors rent after the judge told her SHE was responsible for them till they were 18. You can’t agree to take responsibility for someone then choose when you want to be responsible for them. She only takes credit for the kids positive things then turns around and won’t take responsibility for where she might’ve made a mistake somewhere else. The way she treated Ian when he was manic was TERRIBLE and definitely made him worse. Consistently comparing him to his mother she definitely had a part in Monica trying to off herself by not leaving her alone when she wanted to be left alone. ( I did notice she didn’t make that mistake when Ian was manic and didn’t drag him out of bed and force him to do something.) but she was raised by frank and Monica so how can we expect her to do any better then them?

[@franciscoarballo4940]

True. She tries to charge her younger siblings money by making them pay rent. Debbie and Carl were in high school until Debbie has to drop out because of Fiona. If she didn't charge them rent while being in school, Debbie wouldn't get into a fight with the homeless lady, CPS wouldn't come after her, Derek's family wouldn't take Franny away from her. Fiona was supposed to look after them but she didn't. Charging her younger siblings with rent is a way for Fiona to cope after Sean left her in the wedding.

[@DeadpoolNegative]

Fiona: What I wouldn't give for something to interrupt this emotionally devastating moment. Carl: Frank's passed out in the bathroom Fiona: that will do nicely.

[@Rqblt]

“Dont end up there” White boy carl: 😏

[@nikid1993]

I feel like Lip was harsh, but Fiona needed that as an extra push and a reality check. Lip was always fatherly and loved everyone just as much. I dk I think he probably felt like he was the man of the house being the second oldest but some people are just built like that too

[@xcrosslan8207]

The drugs shouldn't of been in reach of the child if your in charge of a child you look after them especially if you decide to bring drugs around them

[@phillipbates9587]

Nice scenes

[@ryanbesco8067]

In real life Lip would’ve had the cocaine problem. Not Fiona.

[@xamyzingx6935]

The only thing I hate is how lip says “so that leaves me taking care of them till I’m 25” so he’s mad that he can’t pin it all okay Fiona. Why do they act like all these kids are her responsibility. Take care of yourselves. And Debbie’s so dumb she goes and has a baby to add to the struggle then acts all high and mighty. Fiona made a mistake, but she’s the best one out of them all. I like lip, but he acts like it’s her responsibility.

[@cfinley81]

TEAM LIP ALL THE WAY!!!

[@hannahhunter96]

Hell yeah - this scene got me shook

[@llcourt]

I get that it is Fiona’s fault but I also don’t like the fact that Lip only gets a taste of what she’s been dealing with her whole life. Her whole life she was a parent for her siblings even though the entire time she was a child. And Lip acts all high and mighty bc he has to take care of them for a fraction of that while most of them are old enough to take care of themselves too. And then the whole *okay so that leaves me 25 still taking care of the kids* … MEANWHILE Fiona’s been doing it and will continue to do so…. You have to acknowledge she didn’t have any part in having these kids, conception or adoption she was just saddled with 5 children of varying ages that would keep her occupied until she was 25 so …. Idk

[@davepumphernickel9568]

Lol like I think Lip was more afraid of her downward spiral affecting everyone, what’s the saying it’s easier to burn a bridge than build it, Frank may have screwed up hard, but leaving drugs out in the open for a baby to grab is like leaving a gun out and the kid grabs it, yeah no one thinks he’s gonna take it and pop someone, but someone has to take the blame when it does. That’s Fiona also seeing as how she could have offed one of her sibling or turned him tarded which Frank too my knowledge didn’t even do.

[@rumblefish9]

Sorry but Fiona NEVER takes any accountability for her mistakes. This was just one of them. I'm 100% with Lip. Harsh but no amount of polite reasoning will ever make her understand just how much she screwed up.

[@rigorgrynn]

Just because someone lives a fucked up life doesn't mean they shouldn't be accountable for almost killing a three year old.

[@finnmacmanus5723]

You think just because she gave up her life that it’s fair to force that on everyone else? This is a completely avoidable situation where she’d be purposely ripping Lip from his life for years, it doesn’t even matter what she’s done

[@yoshijb9428]

Way to make excuses for a character that can't do anything right. She's literally a female Frank Gallagher. Oh boo hoo she didn't know how to be a "parent." No she's a narcissist.

[@WhippedforMinho]

Lip hands down carried the show

[@EnitVal]

The Fiona of season one would have never done what she did here.

[@ChristopherJ0884]

0:52 Fast forward to next season “White boy Carl! White boy Carl!”

[@KeroKeroGrips12]

3:25 ……… ok? Cool.

[@theheffchannel8144]

Her wet hair makes me so uncomfortable like i can feel it.

[@veronicashields4405]

He’s not wrong she needed to take responsibility, but ultimately, this is a tragedy neither of them deserved. They’re both trapped in a responsibility neither should have under the weight of years of untreated trauma. Just a shitty situation all around.

[@masonf7332]

Why does lip instantly become 10 times hotter whenever he gets super angry and yells a lot like in this scene Lmfao

[@braddi_mic]

Veey deep show. Thats stems from a broken man frank and how one mans trauma becomes his gift to his children to solve

[@carson11100]

She feels that just because she’s done all the work they should look past her horrendous misdeed and give her a free pass? She clearly can’t grasp the fact her little brother nearly died because of her…..

[@jg2722]

She didn’t say that at all. YOU assumed incorrectly. She knows what she did was wrong but her life doesn’t deserve to be destroyed for it. Especially when Frank and Lip have done so many crimes that they keep getting away with.

[@user-sk4kk8re1q]

@@jg2722”it was an accident” “it’s not my fault” she’s clearly dodging any accountability lol yall fiona driders are smooth brained

[@minkmonk5387]

​@@jg2722Much worse crime than all of Lips crimes put together.

[@jamaljames9331]

@@user-sk4kk8re1qRight?! She’s one of those people that subconsciously loves chaos because that’s all she’s ever known.

[@-valmetal-]

@@jg2722her life shouldn’t have been destroyed over almost killing her baby brother???? liam’s life was almost LOST all because of her actions. lets not make the grown woman the victim against a child who didn’t know better

[@SiceloTwala]

When Fiona set Carl to his room, what about the evidence??? 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

[@tashaglam4824]

See, I’m the number 1 hater of Lip and even I was agreeing with him for calling out Fiona here. He was right. Just because you say it’s an accident doesn’t relieve you of the consequences of your actions.

[@jrhand8617]

Lip is right it's Fiona's god damn fault 😠