Chicagoan Frank Gallagher is the proud single dad of six smart, industrious, independent kids, who without him would be... perhaps better off. When Frank's not at the bar spending what little money they have, he's passed out on the floor. But the kids have found ways to grow up in spite of him. They may not be like any family you know, but they make no apologies for being exactly who they are.
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Chicagoan Frank Gallagher is the proud single dad of six smart, industrious, independent kids, who without him would be... perhaps better off. When Frank's not at the bar spending what little money they have, he's passed out on the floor. But the kids have found ways to grow up in spite of him. They may not be like any family you know, but they make no apologies for being exactly who they are.
Season 9 episodes
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Frank’s latest sexual escapades get him into trouble with the Hopkins Academy PTA. Fiona struggles with her decision to bail Ian out of jail, while he continues his Gay Jesus antics inside. Lip juggles taking care of Xan with a potential romance. Debbie fights for equal pay at work, and Carl has to prove himself at military school. Kev and V have trouble with the twins without Svetlana.
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Directed by Iain B. MacDonaldWritten by Nancy M. PimentalGuest stars Kate Miner, Scott Michael Campbell, Michael Patrick McGill, Jim Hoffmaster, Richard Flood, Peter Banifaz, Sammi Hanratty, Andrew Bowen
Fiona makes a play for a risky investment opportunity, ignoring Ford’s advice. Frank discovers the financial incentives of local politics. Carl bolsters his West Point application in unexpected ways. Debbie struggles to find allies in her battle against sexual harassment. Ian is overwhelmed by the growth of the Gay Jesus movement. Kev and V try to find the perfect preschool for the twins.
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Directed by Erin FeeleyWritten by Molly Smith MetzlerGuest stars Scott Michael Campbell, Michael Patrick McGill, Jim Hoffmaster, Richard Flood, Gustavo Carr, Juliette Angelo, Elizabeth Blackmore, Amirah J
Frank faces obstacles in his new role as a campaign manager. Fiona prepares to close her real estate deal. Carl enlists V to help him get a West Point recommendation from a congressman. Xan’s medical emergency puts Lip in a compromising position. Debbie gets closer with her partner in crime. Ian embarks on a spiritual journey.
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Directed by Kat CoiroWritten by Joe LawsonGuest stars Scott Michael Campbell, Michael Patrick McGill, Jim Hoffmaster, Richard Flood, Ozie Nzeribe, Amirah J, Dan Lauria, Patrick Davis Alarcón
Election day puts Frank and Fiona in a head to head battle as they each try to round up votes for their candidates. Lip has to make an important choice about Xan’s future. Debbie gets in over her head with Alex. Carl’s killer instinct is put to the test. With his trial looming, Ian struggles to decide how to plead. 100th episode!
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Directed by Mark MylodWritten by John WellsGuest stars Scott Michael Campbell, Dennis Cockrum, Michael Patrick McGill, Jim Hoffmaster, Richard Flood, London Thor, Vanessa Giselle, Kate Boyer
Frank’s new liver medication comes with tragic side effects. Ian tries to get away from Fiona’s hovering. Lip has to keep himself occupied during a day of temptation. Carl makes a connection at a West Point mixer. Debbie tries to repair things with Alex.
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Directed by William H. MacyWritten by Philip BuiserGuest stars Scott Michael Campbell, Dennis Cockrum, Michael Patrick McGill, Jim Hoffmaster, Richard Flood, Marisa Chen Moller, Natalija Nogulich, Carla Vila
Frank employs Liam to help him chase down a romantic connection; Fiona struggles to keep up with the demands of her new investment as Ford pushes her to get serious about their relationship.
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Directed by Allison Liddi-BrownWritten by Nancy M. PimentalGuest stars Noel Fisher, Richard Flood, Courteney Cox, Katey Sagal, Jess Gabor, Ian Sharkey, Andy Buckley, Neal Bledsoe
Debbie finds Fiona at a low point and helps her pick up the pieces as Fiona continues to face pressure from Max Whitford on her investment hubris. Frank enjoys the honeymoon period of his relationship with Ingrid.
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Directed by Silver TreeWritten by Molly Smith MetzlerGuest stars Kate Miner, Scott Michael Campbell, Michael Patrick McGill, Jim Hoffmaster, Richard Flood, Peter Banifaz, Benton Jennings, Katey Sagal
Fiona's downward spiral continues and Debbie steps in to pick up the slack at the Gallagher house. Ingrid ropes Frank into fulfilling her lifelong dream. Tami shows Lip a different version of adulthood.
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Directed by Zetna FuentesWritten by Joe LawsonGuest stars Kate Miner, Scott Michael Campbell, Michael Patrick McGill, Jim Hoffmaster, Peter Banifaz, Rebecca Field, Ann Whitney, Ana Mercedes
Frank searches for ways to finance Ingrid's vision for their future together. Fiona's anger issues cause problems at Patsy's. Lip is forced to confront his real feelings for Tami.
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Directed by Loren YaconelliWritten by Philip BuiserGuest stars Kate Miner, Scott Michael Campbell, Michael Patrick McGill, Jim Hoffmaster, Richard Flood, Wyatt Walter, Maddie McCormick, Rebecca Field
Frank meets his match in a fellow participant in the Hobo Loco competition. Fiona has a dark encounter at Patsy's that scares her into cleaning up her act. Debbie throws herself into home improvements as she gets closer with Kelly.
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Directed by Roberto SneiderWritten by Nancy M. PimentalGuest stars Kate Miner, Michael Patrick McGill, Jim Hoffmaster, Rebecca Field, Joy Osmanski, Nancy Linehan Charles, Sharon Lawrence, Katey Sagal
The finals of the Hobo Games have arrived, and Frank faces off against his friend and greatest opponent while Ingrid grows anxious about his commitment to their future family. Lip prepares to officially adopt Xan, but his plans collide with Fiona’s partying. Debbie starts developing feelings for someone surprising, and Carl excels at the shrimp shack.
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Directed by Iain B. MacDonaldWritten by Molly Smith MetzlerGuest stars Kate Miner, Scott Michael Campbell, Michael Patrick McGill, Jim Hoffmaster, Katey Sagal, Jess Gabor, Jeanelle Marie Cruz, Luis Guzmán
When a blackout hits the South Side, Kevin and Veronica come up with a plan to bring the neighborhood together. Carl grows suspicious of Debbie’s attempts to get closer with Kelly. Fiona receives guidance from an unexpected person and Lip has to deal with the fallout from Xan’s DCFS visit.
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Directed by Shari Springer Berman, Robert PulciniWritten by Joe LawsonGuest stars Kate Miner, Scott Michael Campbell, Michael Patrick McGill, Jim Hoffmaster, Maddie McCormick, Rebecca Field, Jess Gabor, Melissa Paladino
Frank’s injury gets in the way of everyone’s plans as Fiona attempts to get her life back on track and Lip grows frustrated with his relationship with Tami. Carl gets some bad news about his future, and Debbie finally makes a move on Kelly. Kevin and Veronica get in trouble at the twins’ preschool.
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Directed by Iain B. MacDonaldWritten by John WellsGuest stars Kate Miner, Scott Michael Campbell, Michael Patrick McGill, Jim Hoffmaster, Rebecca Field, Jess Gabor, Wallace Langham, David Bowe
As the Gallaghers decide what to do with a bedridden Frank, Fiona has to make a decision about her future. Carl and Debbie share their heartbreak together. Lip has to deal with a distressed Tami.
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Directed by John WellsWritten by John WellsGuest stars Kate Miner, Scott Michael Campbell, Michael Patrick McGill, Presley Schrader, Jess Gabor, Jeanelle Marie Cruz, Ozie Nzeribe, Sarah Colonna
