Yeah it definitely hits deep. I think Fiona is the only kid who really thinks of her as mom. Lip And Ian probably got told by Fiona to never trust Monica at all and to not expect anything from her, so they probably don’t think of her as a mom, more of just another person. But I think Fiona still thinks of her as her mother which is why whenever Monica fucks up or does some stupid shit it hurts her the most.
what pisses me off the most is how monica’s girlfriend is out here yelling at the family & claiming the kids as hers when she hasn’t even met them yet.
on the basis of : “we’re both black” , like, who gives a fucking fuck. you’re a stranger to him. and these white folk are his literal blood family. pissed me off too lmfao
@@sait_koca if i acted on a show for almost a decade and didn’t receive ANY award for my acting I’d leave too. Emmy clearly deserves an Emmy for her acting. William H Macy received several high accolade awards and Emmy didn’t even get one.
@@-ms9vrS If you do acting for the sole purpose of winning awards then you’re in it for the wrong reasons. Look at Leonardo Dicaprio. The man had been pulling out great performances for years and years and didn’t win a single Oscar until 2016. He never quit because winning awards isn’t what he’s focused on.
And will piss me off mostest when they asked why did Monica lead she says because I didn't feel Noble take care of you so she basically ruined the oldest childhood and feel like I have a child because of Monica's selfishness
Watching this scene for the first time ever hits you bad. It was a tough scene to watch because you can literally feel Fiona's pain when she tells Monica "You were my mother too!". It's insane how sad this show actually is. There's a lot of comedy but if you really look at it, It's heartbreaking
When I first watched this scene it was so powerful and sad I know exactly what you're saying and I agree with you, this is why it's my favorite show it's so Raw and Powerful and it's so sad, I'd love the comedy as well which is why I love the show so much. It's by far my favorite show ever because it has everything it has comedy it has drama. I just love it, I don't want season 11 to be the last season😭💖
Then again season 1 was very funny they had a lot of funny moments but I think they were just using and season 1 is the comedy season because they still wanted comedy in it and then they were going to start doing drama
When Fiona scream “You’re my mother too” you can see the little girl in Fiona yearning for motherly affection. She is so hurt and abandoned but also has so much understandable resentment towards Monica and Frank. This scene is just so good!
That is exactly my thought. Her vulnerability at that moment exposed her inner six-year-old that needed her mother in a crucial part of her life. I can never watch this scene without tearing up a bit. It’s an intense scene.
I came looking for this comment of mentioning that the way she recoils I don’t think she realizes how much she missed her mom the actor did so well you can see the hurt when she draws back bc it’s all been said and done there’s no more fixing it
Fiona literally did EVERYTHING she could to better and protect her siblings, she deserves so much love for doing a way better job than her own parents.
My heart just shattered when the two immediately pulled away from Monica after Fiona left. Sure they got their mom back, but they potentially lost their sister.
This scene killed me. Me and my sisters basically raised our younger siblings. My dad was an addict and my mom was emotionally unavailable and would shut herself away in a room all day. I’ll never forget the time my mom came home at 5 in the morning after being out with some guy, and I was still awake waiting for her because she was supposed to be coming home from work and she wouldn’t answer her phone. I went off on her, and long story short, she said she was sorry for the kids, but she didn’t have enough energy to be emotionally available for me. She said I’m sorry if your depressed and have panic attacks, but I don’t have time for it. When I said I was her child too, she told me I wasn’t, and said I was an adult. So yeah, this scene was too real.
holy baby cantaloupe please tell me that CPS helped and not help by separating your family, but like ACTUALLY help im hoping for a happy ending, but im also entirely expecting one...
Last Girl CPS came three times, never did any good:( but my parents have gotten divorced and my mom is so much better now. My younger siblings are actually going to school now and doing really well. My father is legally not allowed to see them.
@@andreamartinez249 Well he is. But Bipolar people sometimes can be sex addicts (fiona) alcoholics (fiona ended up having a moment) then the coke thing. They (we) also are impulsive. Which Fiona is. They dont mention it. But you can see the signs.
@@ipukeglitter435 But they didn't show the signs Ian had so I'm not so sure if that's correct. Because Frank is impulse at times but isn't bipolar. They also didn't go through manic episodes like Ian did, they also aren't taking medication to manage it as the had Ian do so imo I don't think they have it. But I could always be wrong.
1:22 i think this is one of the most powerful moments in this scene, because Monica realizes that Frank has almost no power in this family; and if Frank, who was actually there has no control, she has absolutely no power and no right in this household
I completely lost it when they showed Ian after Debbie and Carl hugged Monica and you could see Ian cry, too. That's when I couldn't hold it in anymore
i feel like fiona said everything like “they did it all” instead of “we” because she tried to act unbothered about monica’s disappearance and tried to cover up how hurt she was by putting the situation in the other siblings’ perspective.
Yeah if noticed that in alot of TV sibling who had to raise there little siblings they like use the you where never there for THEM instead of you where never there for us like dean Winchester from supernatural he had a seen where he was talking to a demonic version of him self and said " MY DAD WAS A SELFISH BASTARED! HES THE ONE WHO COULDENT PEOTECT HIS FAMILY. HE WASSENT THERE FOR SAM I ALWAS WAS!!!" instead of saying john wassent there for them
Ian's mild panic when Fiona said she was done, Carl and Debbie pushing their mom away because their sister just walked out, Lip glaring at his mother with mild hatred. This family still appreciated Fiona, they just never showed it to her.
the way monica tried to manipulate debbje and carl to try and get her way is what made me feel as though she was the worst parent out of her and frank.
Bob: We want to take Liam. Frank: Over my dead body! Bob: How about Monie sign whatever the hell it is you need and we get Liam. Frank: Done. Fucking Frank man.
I know right, letting your own son go with two total strangers( one of them is his real mother, but she was never around) so you can get some settlement money ! 😡
Before this episode I was on the fence about this show, and then this scene happened, and I’ve been hooked ever since :). This is some great writing and acting in this episode, and especially this scene.
@@morg5558 Hi! Im not fully sure what you mean? But ill try to answer your question: I think this scene is from season 1, episode 9, like the title says! It’s from the American version of the show. Their mother took off when they were young and Fiona had to take care of all of the kids. Monica came back years later and tried to take the youngest kid, Liam, with her. So if you want to see it with the full context, you can watch the episode!
I really like the fact that Fiona didn’t gave a rat’s ass that Monica is back and all that. Fiona stood her ground to the fact that if there was any sign of acceptance from her siblings to Monica, she would just leave, making her siblings realize that without Fiona… none of their successes were happening, if Fiona didn’t take care of them, some of them would literally be dead from sickness, Fiona was 9. No child at 9 should grow up with that but hey, who said that having parents that acted like teens would be a good idea to have kids that many and made a family that’s easily fall apart.
This moment throughout the entire show I feel really sets the tone and is a big milestone in season one. Especially at the end of the season it is such a crucial moment that sets the standard for season two. Fiona fighting for the children shows how much she sees them as her own and how valuable they are to her. It highlights what true love is in family and how important the people you love really mean to you. I feel that Fiona did the right thing fighting for the curiosity of her family over her mother since she was the one that raised them all those years since Fiona was barely a teenager.
When Monica told Fiona “maybe I never be able to make things right with you” I thought that part was sad Bc that’s still your daughter, Monica still had a chance to make things right with Fiona and all of her children but she just didn’t want too.
it’s sad how easily monica gave up on repairing any of her relationships she broke with her kids. and then she shows up after months to take the youngest child because she doesn’t have to put in emotional effort with someone who doesn’t remember her
1:23 this is one of the only times that Frank understood it wasn't his place to talk, usually, he would argue back but this time he sat down. Honestly, I think he could tell Fiona was onto something and was in for a rude awakening if he didn't but his behind in that chair.
The way Debbie pulled away from Monica when Fiona left shows how much they care about Fiona, who stayed there for them more than the person who gave birth to them.
this scene is so heartbreaking. they all really didn’t appreciate everything fiona did. nobody fucking understands how much she did and loves her family. emmy should’ve won an award period
Fiona: "You don't get to abandon your kids then show up just to your pick of the litter!" Say that shit Fiona. That still wasn't right for them to attempt to take Liam away.
I always chuckle at how frank instantly shuts up and sits down when fiona screams "shut up at him", like he in this instance at least, its really not about him at all
Shameless iconic in tv history. The writing directing and especially the actors are so well orchestrated. The actors for so many seasons continued to grow and break the bars the set every year. I wish it was still on air.
This scene always makes me so sad because it reminds me of my mother. My mom took care of all of her siblings while my grandmother was out smoking crack and doing whatever else. RIP mom.
„please let me be your mommy again🥺“ carl and debbie: 🥺🫂 fiona: walks out carl and debbie: „get tf off us woman that was our mother and she left bc of you“
Monica doesn’t deserve or earned the right to cry. Fiona did a great job standing up to the woman who abandon the Gallaghers. I would’ve called Monica a bunch of things to show that she shouldn’t be in the picture.
It’s interesting how they say Fiona became the mom of the house when she was 9, but not all of the siblings were born yet then. Lip would be around 3 at that time and Ian would be 2, but Debbie, Carl, and Liam were definitely not born yet. So basically in between that time until 2011 when the show aired, Frank and Monica reunited enough times to have three more kids lol wtf. In season 1 they made it seem like Monica had been gone for years with nobody hearing from her.
Fiona is about 4 years older than Lip because Ian is 15 in season 1 and Lip is about a year older than him which makes him about 16 and Fiona was 20 at the time. In season 1 they said that Monica disappeared 2 months after Liam was born and she was gone for 18 months
All that means is that Monica was in & out of their lives. That’s still enough to cause trauma to your kids. On top of them being mentally unstable junkies
I think one of my favorite parts of this scene, aside from Emmy's acting, is Liam yelling "no, I don't know" in the background. It was probably added in later or he was just repeating what he heard, but I always think of it as him repeating what Fiona said because she's the only mother he's ever known. Everyone around him is screaming, a stranger is holding him, and the only thing he can focus on is Fiona's voice.
Fiona is my favorite character. She isn’t selfish like her mom, Fiona was supposed to be having fun as a kid but she took care of all the kids and Frank because Monica wasn’t there. I remember when she and Debbi got into a argument when Debbie got pregnant. Fiona didn’t have to take care of them, if she wanted to go off and leave her family she would’ve but she didn’t.
After watching this scene it makes me rethink of how much my older brother is keeping it together for me and my younger brother. My parents are both narcissists and only have time to focus on one child and themselves…they are physically here but not emotionally here. Lip and Ian throughout this scene by their faces are the ones me and my younger brother have made sure in how much we resent our parents, Fiona throughout the whole scene hit me hard in how she made her stance….I almost cried when she said “You were my mother too”, I don’t see my parents as I used too but I know that pain of being robbed of so much from what you could have had. It also made me think how strong older siblings like my brother have to be for the younger siblings when it comes to these kind of things. If you don’t have good parents you at least gotta have siblings to look up too, this show really shows what kind of family connections are still so important in dysfunctional families
When she said "And they did it all, no thanks to you", that really shows off the fact that she's not selfish/ She could've said "all thanks to me but she didn't.
The worst part of Monica taking, Liam, Debbie or Carl (If she had taken them).. she probably would’ve just abandoned them in the middle of no where when she couldn’t take care of them anymore like she always did.
the fact that roberta was trying to take liam just because he was a black baby and that she can be a better parent like babe this isn’t your family so who are you trying to get into business that doesn’t concern you
You was my mom too! Fiona definitely deserves better her parents! Like here come Monica to kidnap Liam! Maybe take of care your first child when she was Liam age! Shameless was a great show!
Carl and Debbie breaking down after Fi left was sad! Cus yeah lip and Ian still needed her but Carl and Debbie were still babies atp! They still needed her the most, especially to protect them from Monica and Frank weird asses!
I think it’s because they were so young. Kids want their moms to love them no matter what. When Fiona left the freaked out cause they thought they may have lost her
i interpreted it as how little kids just want to please everyone, they thought hugging their mom was the right thing in that moment but once fiona left they freaked out a bit
I’m finally binge watching this for the 1st time an this scene got me. I was like screw that you aren’t taking Liam. I forgot Liam was black till Roberta aka Bob said that 🤣
I balled my eyes out when fiona said " YOU WERE MY MOTHER TOO! " it hit me deep in my soul
And the way she shrunk into herself like a hurt child was heart breaking.
I feel that scene its hard that a mon returning after many years it hurts a lot
Yeah it definitely hits deep. I think Fiona is the only kid who really thinks of her as mom. Lip And Ian probably got told by Fiona to never trust Monica at all and to not expect anything from her, so they probably don’t think of her as a mom, more of just another person. But I think Fiona still thinks of her as her mother which is why whenever Monica fucks up or does some stupid shit it hurts her the most.
This is making me sad
@@coltonpiper6156 Question??
Does anyone actually know what was the other series of movie or sitcoms did #Monica 🌟 stars in?
#W5
what pisses me off the most is how monica’s girlfriend is out here yelling at the family & claiming the kids as hers when she hasn’t even met them yet.
Exactly, she literally thinks she has a right to Liam, ugg i hate her.
Ong I was hoping someone would fck her up
on the basis of : “we’re both black” , like, who gives a fucking fuck. you’re a stranger to him. and these white folk are his literal blood family. pissed me off too lmfao
She / him / they are nasty af.
It annoyed me when she blamed them for white washing Liam. Like really?
Shut up Frank- iconic. This whole scene is iconic.
Yeah down with Frank
The scene where he calls Norma Shrek was so funny.
Lol and he just sits down
The way he just sits down 💀💀
@@Rockinruffhouser he’s like oh ok. 😐
Emmy Rossum should’ve won an award for this scene 😭
fr emmy gave 8 years of her life to shameless and didn’t get one award 😭
@@-ms9vrS you're talking about it like she acted in Shameless for charity work
@@sait_koca if i acted on a show for almost a decade and didn’t receive ANY award for my acting I’d leave too. Emmy clearly deserves an Emmy for her acting. William H Macy received several high accolade awards and Emmy didn’t even get one.
@@-ms9vrS If you do acting for the sole purpose of winning awards then you’re in it for the wrong reasons. Look at Leonardo Dicaprio. The man had been pulling out great performances for years and years and didn’t win a single Oscar until 2016. He never quit because winning awards isn’t what he’s focused on.
yes
The fact that Monica’s response to Fiona was “I appreciate that” made me wanna FIGHT
Yeah I feel the same.
Yes!!! Same as when Fiona left, Frank thanked her for "helping" and she just chuckled...
@@ludini8639
Frank is a shit head same way as Monica, Roberta
And will piss me off mostest when they asked why did Monica lead she says because I didn't feel Noble take care of you so she basically ruined the oldest childhood and feel like I have a child because of Monica's selfishness
RIGHTTTTTTTT
Roberta really had the audacity to say they were taking Liam
They all better then me I would’ve swung💀
@@tenji8084 real
@@tenji8084 💯💯💯💯
Right just cause she black bruh gtfoh dumbass😂😂
The lion, the witch and the audacity of dis bitch.
that part where she was talking about her siblings success hit hard 😔 but “Carl made something blow up for his science fair” got me rolling 💀💀
Lol same here
Sam here
Turned out he is the most successful out of his siblings
We got a klee in the making
@@coltonkleins no Fiona is
Still bothers me that nobody just straight up beat the shit outta Roberta
Same
I just watch the next episode they get rude to her with the most funniest insults
i was hoping lip would tbh
And Monica
But at least Roberta doesn’t want anything to do with the Gallaghers
Watching this scene for the first time ever hits you bad. It was a tough scene to watch because you can literally feel Fiona's pain when she tells Monica "You were my mother too!". It's insane how sad this show actually is. There's a lot of comedy but if you really look at it, It's heartbreaking
When I first watched this scene it was so powerful and sad I know exactly what you're saying and I agree with you, this is why it's my favorite show it's so Raw and Powerful and it's so sad, I'd love the comedy as well which is why I love the show so much.
It's by far my favorite show ever because it has everything it has comedy it has drama. I just love it, I don't want season 11 to be the last season😭💖
It's basically a comedy drama but there's more drama in it
There is comedy too but there's more drama
Then again season 1 was very funny they had a lot of funny moments but I think they were just using and season 1 is the comedy season because they still wanted comedy in it and then they were going to start doing drama
Yes thats how i felt binging on netflix for the first time. :( time for a rewatch
"You don’t get to abandon your kids and then show up one day to take your pick of the litter!" My favorite quote from Fiona.❤️🥺😭❤️❤️
I would have said something waaay worst
When Fiona scream “You’re my mother too” you can see the little girl in Fiona yearning for motherly affection. She is so hurt and abandoned but also has so much understandable resentment towards Monica and Frank. This scene is just so good!
That is exactly my thought. Her vulnerability at that moment exposed her inner six-year-old that needed her mother in a crucial part of her life. I can never watch this scene without tearing up a bit. It’s an intense scene.
I came looking for this comment of mentioning that the way she recoils I don’t think she realizes how much she missed her mom the actor did so well you can see the hurt when she draws back bc it’s all been said and done there’s no more fixing it
'Out of the fucking question Roberta' kills me every time.
was looking for this comment lmao
Fiona literally did EVERYTHING she could to better and protect her siblings, she deserves so much love for doing a way better job than her own parents.
Not “literally”
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701yes she did, if it were frank to take care of them they’d be on the streets
I did a fucking 👍 job.
My heart just shattered when the two immediately pulled away from Monica after Fiona left. Sure they got their mom back, but they potentially lost their sister.
They got their mother but they lost their "mommy"
Got their birth giver back but lost their sister/mother figure 😢
This scene killed me. Me and my sisters basically raised our younger siblings. My dad was an addict and my mom was emotionally unavailable and would shut herself away in a room all day. I’ll never forget the time my mom came home at 5 in the morning after being out with some guy, and I was still awake waiting for her because she was supposed to be coming home from work and she wouldn’t answer her phone. I went off on her, and long story short, she said she was sorry for the kids, but she didn’t have enough energy to be emotionally available for me. She said I’m sorry if your depressed and have panic attacks, but I don’t have time for it. When I said I was her child too, she told me I wasn’t, and said I was an adult. So yeah, this scene was too real.
holy baby cantaloupe
please tell me that CPS helped
and not help by separating your family, but like ACTUALLY help
im hoping for a happy ending, but im also entirely expecting one...
Last Girl CPS came three times, never did any good:( but my parents have gotten divorced and my mom is so much better now. My younger siblings are actually going to school now and doing really well. My father is legally not allowed to see them.
My mom was their emotionally and physically but was too busy. My dad was an alcoholic.
Who tf asked
@@phixion9956 that’s fine😂 you care enough to comment😂
This show was so amazing at capturing a broken family. Each character was so perfect and accurate in their own way.
Yes. Debbie was just like her father and Fiona was like her mom in the aspect of being bipolar.
Ummm I thought only Ian was bipolar
@@andreamartinez249 Well he is. But Bipolar people sometimes can be sex addicts (fiona) alcoholics (fiona ended up having a moment) then the coke thing. They (we) also are impulsive. Which Fiona is. They dont mention it. But you can see the signs.
@@ipukeglitter435 But they didn't show the signs Ian had so I'm not so sure if that's correct. Because Frank is impulse at times but isn't bipolar. They also didn't go through manic episodes like Ian did, they also aren't taking medication to manage it as the had Ian do so imo I don't think they have it. But I could always be wrong.
@@ipukeglitter435 Fiona isn't Bipolar. She has daddy issues plus she had a bad childhood.
1:22 i think this is one of the most powerful moments in this scene, because Monica realizes that Frank has almost no power in this family; and if Frank, who was actually there has no control, she has absolutely no power and no right in this household
“liam belongs with me.”
“he doesn’t even know who you are.”
The worst part was Debbie and Fiona crying 😢
Edit: thanks for all the likes
Even Ian was crying 😢
They broke my heart as well as Ian. Actually all of them, they all just looked so sad
i hate debbie.
Pello Quinn yeah I hate her too now, I miss that sweet girl we knew back then
I completely lost it when they showed Ian after Debbie and Carl hugged Monica and you could see Ian cry, too. That's when I couldn't hold it in anymore
i feel like fiona said everything like “they did it all” instead of “we” because she tried to act unbothered about monica’s disappearance and tried to cover up how hurt she was by putting the situation in the other siblings’ perspective.
Yeah if noticed that in alot of TV sibling who had to raise there little siblings they like use the you where never there for THEM instead of you where never there for us like dean Winchester from supernatural he had a seen where he was talking to a demonic version of him self and said " MY DAD WAS A SELFISH BASTARED! HES THE ONE WHO COULDENT PEOTECT HIS FAMILY. HE WASSENT THERE FOR SAM I ALWAS WAS!!!" instead of saying john wassent there for them
GODAMN
Ian's mild panic when Fiona said she was done, Carl and Debbie pushing their mom away because their sister just walked out, Lip glaring at his mother with mild hatred.
This family still appreciated Fiona, they just never showed it to her.
ians face always catches my attention when fiona says shes done. the slight desperation and panic is so well done here.
Because they never had love from their mother and father.
that breaks me too. they all realise who is more important and who has actually devoted and done everything for them.
@@katherinealcantara3709 Frank loves his kids but almost never show it. He's an addict and a narcisist, but in his way he loves them.
When Fiona said ‘You were my mother too’ I felt that run through my entire soul.
SEEING FETUS IAN CRY MAKES MY HEART HURT
100% agreed 💔.
1:25 shows how much frank really respect Fiona and how much power she had in the house like she was the parent
He sat down so fast 😭😭😭
She was THE PARENT we gotta admit it
the way monica tried to manipulate debbje and carl to try and get her way is what made me feel as though she was the worst parent out of her and frank.
Bob: We want to take Liam.
Frank: Over my dead body!
Bob: How about Monie sign whatever the hell it is you need and we get Liam.
Frank: Done.
Fucking Frank man.
I fucking hate frank
Ikr
I know right, letting your own son go with two total strangers( one of them is his real mother, but she was never around) so you can get some settlement money ! 😡
Frank knew that should probably just have a breakdown and give Liam back in a week
There's a part of the episode where Frank calls Bob SHREK, It was the most hilarious scene, digging up grandmas muddy dead foot comes a close 2nd.
Before this episode I was on the fence about this show, and then this scene happened, and I’ve been hooked ever since :). This is some great writing and acting in this episode, and especially this scene.
agreed. this is the scene that got me hooked to
Same! Before I was iffy about watching this but this scene was so great, it made me stay for the whole show
This scene never fails to make me cry
I watched shameless a million times but PLEASE WHAT SCENE IS THIS
@@morg5558 Hi! Im not fully sure what you mean? But ill try to answer your question: I think this scene is from season 1, episode 9, like the title says! It’s from the American version of the show.
Their mother took off when they were young and Fiona had to take care of all of the kids. Monica came back years later and tried to take the youngest kid, Liam, with her.
So if you want to see it with the full context, you can watch the episode!
@@boboblueblue2 lmao I didn’t notice it said the episode oops
@@morg5558 haha! Np. Glad I could help!
What is at the sea?
I really like the fact that Fiona didn’t gave a rat’s ass that Monica is back and all that. Fiona stood her ground to the fact that if there was any sign of acceptance from her siblings to Monica, she would just leave, making her siblings realize that without Fiona… none of their successes were happening, if Fiona didn’t take care of them, some of them would literally be dead from sickness, Fiona was 9. No child at 9 should grow up with that but hey, who said that having parents that acted like teens would be a good idea to have kids that many and made a family that’s easily fall apart.
The first seasons were truly something
0:02 Frank's Anger and Political Moments Are Too Funny😂😂😂
This moment throughout the entire show I feel really sets the tone and is a big milestone in season one. Especially at the end of the season it is such a crucial moment that sets the standard for season two. Fiona fighting for the children shows how much she sees them as her own and how valuable they are to her. It highlights what true love is in family and how important the people you love really mean to you. I feel that Fiona did the right thing fighting for the curiosity of her family over her mother since she was the one that raised them all those years since Fiona was barely a teenager.
When Monica told Fiona “maybe I never be able to make things right with you” I thought that part was sad Bc that’s still your daughter, Monica still had a chance to make things right with Fiona and all of her children but she just didn’t want too.
mental illness and drugs don’t mix well
that's the most heartbreaking part
it’s sad how easily monica gave up on repairing any of her relationships she broke with her kids. and then she shows up after months to take the youngest child because she doesn’t have to put in emotional effort with someone who doesn’t remember her
1:24 “OK”
I wanna like your comment but I don’t want to be the 70th like
Emmy Rossum not winning any hardware for this scene is criminal!
“SHUT UP, FRANK!”
*sits down*
Somehow I forgot this scene and when Fiona screamed "you were my mother too"
IT HIT ME SO HARD
1:51 the way Monica reacted to Ian’s accomplishments makes me think that Ian and Monica have always been close before she abandoned them
"You were my mother too" that's her inner child coming out and asking for love and help from a mother.
1:23 this is one of the only times that Frank understood it wasn't his place to talk, usually, he would argue back but this time he sat down. Honestly, I think he could tell Fiona was onto something and was in for a rude awakening if he didn't but his behind in that chair.
Right! When he sat down Im not gonna lie I laughed so hard 🤣
2:22 Liam exposing the fact he doesn't know Monica HAHAHAHA
Where i can watch this movie?
@@rothysweety6990 it's a series, Shameless on netflix
Question??
Does anyone actually know what was the other series of movie or sitcoms did #Monica 🌟 stars in?
#W5
“i don’t, i don’t know” bruh liam has me dead😭
The way Debbie pulled away from Monica when Fiona left shows how much they care about Fiona, who stayed there for them more than the person who gave birth to them.
1:09
“No, nobody’s taking anyone, anywhere”
Gotta love when Liam’s backing up Fiona as the 2nd oldest.
When she said SHUT UP FRANK, he knew who was head of the household
Debbie and Carl pulling away was heartbreaking but also proves they know that FIONA is the one who TRULY loves them ❤😭
“Out of the fucking question Roberta!” I’m dead
Toxic parents trying to deminish the damage theyve done to their oun children: "im sorry IF i hurt you."
this scene is so heartbreaking. they all really didn’t appreciate everything fiona did. nobody fucking understands how much she did and loves her family. emmy should’ve won an award period
At 1:19 even frank knew how out of line he was and sat down so fast when Fiona yelled at him
I can feel Fiona's pain. I was 9 when my parents divorced and i basically raised my younger siblings, so it's hit hard.
Fiona: "You don't get to abandon your kids then show up just to your pick of the litter!"
Say that shit Fiona. That still wasn't right for them to attempt to take Liam away.
You obviously don't know about Fiona's position while that disgrace of a ma named monica, that bitchass debbie and frank's drunken ass neglected her.
The fact that there are so many parents like that to this day is sad
I always chuckle at how frank instantly shuts up and sits down when fiona screams "shut up at him", like he in this instance at least, its really not about him at all
This scene is so beautiful and sad 😭
Fiona was so strong and that wasn't fair what Monica was trying to do.
Shameless iconic in tv history. The writing directing and especially the actors are so well orchestrated. The actors for so many seasons continued to grow and break the bars the set every year. I wish it was still on air.
This scene always makes me so sad because it reminds me of my mother. My mom took care of all of her siblings while my grandmother was out smoking crack and doing whatever else. RIP mom.
The rude awakening was her get pissed cuz liam turned out to be franks 😂😂😂
The “SHUT UP FRANK! This isn’t about you!!” Had me dying
Emmy Rossum is clearny the best actor i have ever seen.
I never feel so much emotions watching some shows...
Emmy was the soul of this show.
„please let me be your mommy again🥺“
carl and debbie: 🥺🫂
fiona: walks out
carl and debbie: „get tf off us woman that was our mother and she left bc of you“
Love the way Carl and her sister turned around and looked at her when she left none of siblings ran after her
That was a slap in Fionas face after everything she did for them 😭 like damn ik she made mistake but she was always there for them
Monica doesn’t deserve or earned the right to cry. Fiona did a great job standing up to the woman who abandon the Gallaghers. I would’ve called Monica a bunch of things to show that she shouldn’t be in the picture.
i'm halfway through s7 and this is still the most powerful scene in my opinion
Have u seen 7x12
@@kyrasl yes!! That’s the second most powerful imo
It’s interesting how they say Fiona became the mom of the house when she was 9, but not all of the siblings were born yet then. Lip would be around 3 at that time and Ian would be 2, but Debbie, Carl, and Liam were definitely not born yet. So basically in between that time until 2011 when the show aired, Frank and Monica reunited enough times to have three more kids lol wtf. In season 1 they made it seem like Monica had been gone for years with nobody hearing from her.
Fiona is about 4 years older than Lip because Ian is 15 in season 1 and Lip is about a year older than him which makes him about 16 and Fiona was 20 at the time. In season 1 they said that Monica disappeared 2 months after Liam was born and she was gone for 18 months
All that means is that Monica was in & out of their lives. That’s still enough to cause trauma to your kids. On top of them being mentally unstable junkies
Unrelated comment but the casting was amazing. They really do all look like siblings.
Watching season 11 you can really see the house has truly broken down over the years
Thats sheila house xd
I think one of my favorite parts of this scene, aside from Emmy's acting, is Liam yelling "no, I don't know" in the background. It was probably added in later or he was just repeating what he heard, but I always think of it as him repeating what Fiona said because she's the only mother he's ever known. Everyone around him is screaming, a stranger is holding him, and the only thing he can focus on is Fiona's voice.
Goes to show even Frank couldn’t say anything when Fiona said “You were my mother too”😔🥺 just kept his head down😢😢
I love how she is so proud of her siblings!!!
I’ve never seen this show , but this scene is still powerful. Great acting.
Moni: Roberta and I wanna start a family of our own
Fiona: how about you finish this one first.
Emmy Rossum fucking owned this scene. Criminally underrated actress.
She deserved an Oscar for this scene
The series suited its name... Shameless!
Fiona is my favorite character. She isn’t selfish like her mom, Fiona was supposed to be having fun as a kid but she took care of all the kids and Frank because Monica wasn’t there. I remember when she and Debbi got into a argument when Debbie got pregnant. Fiona didn’t have to take care of them, if she wanted to go off and leave her family she would’ve but she didn’t.
This scene hits really close to home
Same. 😭😭
I love how frank said over my dead body before knowing Liam was his son 💕
"liam needs me" little dude dont know you and dont want to know you
After watching this scene it makes me rethink of how much my older brother is keeping it together for me and my younger brother. My parents are both narcissists and only have time to focus on one child and themselves…they are physically here but not emotionally here. Lip and Ian throughout this scene by their faces are the ones me and my younger brother have made sure in how much we resent our parents, Fiona throughout the whole scene hit me hard in how she made her stance….I almost cried when she said “You were my mother too”, I don’t see my parents as I used too but I know that pain of being robbed of so much from what you could have had. It also made me think how strong older siblings like my brother have to be for the younger siblings when it comes to these kind of things.
If you don’t have good parents you at least gotta have siblings to look up too, this show really shows what kind of family connections are still so important in dysfunctional families
God Emmy leaving this show made me so furious. She was the best actor on this show
Such a great show
Fionas actor is incredible
how she didn't sweep award season for her portrayal of fiona gallagher is insane to me. this episode alone deserved nominations and trophies.
It's a crime, seriously.
When she said "And they did it all, no thanks to you", that really shows off the fact that she's not selfish/ She could've said "all thanks to me but she didn't.
Omg this is like my favorite scene EVER ❤️
The worst part of Monica taking, Liam, Debbie or Carl (If she had taken them).. she probably would’ve just abandoned them in the middle of no where when she couldn’t take care of them anymore like she always did.
1:24 “SHUT UP FRANK!” Lmao
Heartbreaking scene. Thanks for sharing
Yesss I was looking for this sence!!
the fact that roberta was trying to take liam just because he was a black baby and that she can be a better parent like babe this isn’t your family so who are you trying to get into business that doesn’t concern you
Her lecturing them and insisting that taking THEIR brother was morally right when she didn't even know the kid was infuriating.
Why hasn’t Emmy Rossum hasn’t gotten an award and also I forgot how small Carl and Debbie were 🥺🥺🥺
You was my mom too! Fiona definitely deserves better her parents! Like here come Monica to kidnap Liam! Maybe take of care your first child when she was Liam age! Shameless was a great show!
Carl and Debbie breaking down after Fi left was sad! Cus yeah lip and Ian still needed her but Carl and Debbie were still babies atp! They still needed her the most, especially to protect them from Monica and Frank weird asses!
I memorised this entire scene for no reason
I don’t understand why Debbie and Carl let Monica fondle their head when Fiona was in the room and once she’s gone they pulled their heads
Tachibana Shana because when Fiona walked out and said she was leaving only then they realized how they hurt her and thus got upset.
I think it’s because they were so young. Kids want their moms to love them no matter what. When Fiona left the freaked out cause they thought they may have lost her
Monica knew they were still young and didn’t know better, that’s why she said sorry to them and not Ian and Lip, she knows she can get over on them! 😡
i interpreted it as how little kids just want to please everyone, they thought hugging their mom was the right thing in that moment but once fiona left they freaked out a bit
They are literally children. Calm down.
when Fiona said "you're my mother too" while crying
I've never seen this show and this scene wowed me. This was absolutely awesome.
I’m finally binge watching this for the 1st time an this scene got me. I was like screw that you aren’t taking Liam. I forgot Liam was black till Roberta aka Bob said that 🤣
Fiona is the actual mom of all the kids