In working-class Chicago, Frank Gallagher drinks away what little money his household has, so his six kids, led by eldest sister Fiona, find their own ways to pay bills and keep the family going.
Starring William H. Macy, Steve Howey, Emma Kenney
Viewers who like their family comedy filthy and crowded, with no one learning a lesson by Friday, will feel at home. Frank often talks straight to the camera before the credits, and the Gallaghers answer every crisis with a scheme, like borrowing an elderly nursing-home resident to pose as Aunt Ginger for a Social Security worker. Emmy Rossum gives Fiona a tired competence that holds the chaos together.
The early episodes are crowded and slow.
In working-class Chicago, Frank Gallagher drinks away what little money his household has, so his six kids, led by eldest sister Fiona, find their own ways to pay bills and keep the family going.
Starring William H. Macy, Steve Howey, Emma Kenney
Viewers who like their family comedy filthy and crowded, with no one learning a lesson by Friday, will feel at home. Frank often talks straight to the camera before the credits, and the Gallaghers answer every crisis with a scheme, like borrowing an elderly nursing-home resident to pose as Aunt Ginger for a Social Security worker. Emmy Rossum gives Fiona a tired competence that holds the chaos together.
The early episodes are crowded and slow.