Of course, she has a sexual relationship with him that ultimately complicates her life and business. She starts off by purchasing an apartment with a man she met in a seminar. This gives Fiona the idea that flipping properties is her true calling. With the help of friends, she repairs the place and can sell it for 100% profit. Fiona sinks to a moral low point when she tricks the woman into selling the property. She then decides to buy the property which leads her to buy out Wendell's, the laundromat across the street, owned by a sweet, elderly woman with dementia. Her innovative approach to running the diner turn it into a popular and lucrative endeavor. What forced Fionas hand in this makeover occurs when the owner of the diner, Margo (Sharon Lawrence), informs her she is closing the place.
She revamps the image and therefore the profitability of the diner. Firing the ragtag crew of current employees, Fiona hires replacements who are capable. When her boss/fiancé Sean Pierce (Dermot Mulroney), relapsed as a heroin addict, she is left to run the establishment on her own. Fiona could turn a court-mandated job at a diner, Patsy's Pies into a promotion to assistant manager. She is the sibling most likely to succeed if she can overcome the Gallaghers curse of self-destruction. Fiona is also extricating herself from a substantial nadir in her rollercoaster life. Losing his scholarship, due to his neglect, the woman he loved, a married professor and a job as an RA in his dorm, Lip was forced to face the overwhelming evidence that he is an alcoholic, a trait at least partially inherited from his multi substance-abusing father. This season he is desperately attempting to piece his life back together after his self-destructive binge that negated each of the miraculous advantages that fell in his lap. The smartest of the cadre is the eldest son, Philip, better known by his nom du voyage, Lip (Jeremy Allen White). Some of her brothers and sister are legally adults and provisionally on their own, but the inevitable predicaments are entangling them remains squarely on Fionas shoulders for resolution. The responsibility of providing for her five younger siblings is Fiona (Emmy Rossum). Macy), is still only concerned with what he can beg, borrow or steal, emphasis on the latter, from life. All this time Gallaghers patriarch, Frank (William H. Previous seasons have always split the stories into individual narratives, but for season seven, the synergistic effect is stronger than ever. This season was particularly noteworthy as a turning point, each member of the Gallaghers clan undergoes a major life change or due to circumstances beyond their control or the exertion of sheer willpower and intestinal fortitude.
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The greatest strength of this series is, in its fundamental construction. Few would argue that watching an impoverished family struggle year after year would tip over as entertaining to tedious an onward to depressing. Audiences can either readily identify with the dilemma or are glad that their lot in life is better than the characters. Consider for a moment how many sitcoms and dramas revolve the poor, or, at least the poor working struggling to survive from paycheck to paycheck. Although not as significant a factor over here, the dark comedy at the expense of the poor is universal. In the British variation, the family is also forced to face the prevalent prejudices against the Irish is a cornerstone of a substantial amount of the bawdy humor. Both sets of Gallaghers are poor, eking our subsistence below the accepted income that designates poverty.
The primary reason for the successful migration across the pond is the universal nature of the dominant theme, poverty. One immigrating show that has proven its value is Showtimes Shameless.' Based on a BBC series of the same name it retained the fundamental premise as the names and particulars of the family but by the time of the seventh season, under consideration here, the storylines are definitively American. Possessing an Anglophilic heritage does not ensure success as a significant reason for the popularity of the original is based on the wonderfully distinctive elements that define English storytelling encompassing all genres from their dry humor to their famous dramas. Many television series popular here in the United States were imported from Great Britain.
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