Carl
Frank?
Carl
Why would a dude put his penis In another dude's mouth?
Well, sometimes men discover things about themselves, like they prefer male genitalia To female genitalia.
Carl
Wait. So some guys like to lick wieners?
Well, I'm sure at first they're attracted To each other's build. And once a connection gets made, Then the wieners get licked. It's a scorcher today, ain't it?
Muscle through it. We gotta find her. Where'd Carl go? Huh?
Carl
[Throws a fireworks cluster] Ninja!
Carl! No! No! [Fireworks explodes in the backyard] Oh, my god. Shit, Carl! [Pause of epiphany] That actually kinda worked!
You get those from the fireworks stash?!
[Sees figure walking through smoke] Ian?!
[Walking through smoke] Reeks out here. Hey, listen. Oh, man. About all the stuff, just with my dad, I--
Oh, my god, why are we still talking about this? I mean, really? Christ.
Okay, so, like, whenever you need me, I'm, like, there for you, but the one time I need you, You're like, "screw off"?
Carl thinks he's a cancer survivor! Molly thinks she's a girl with a penis! Debbie's getting terrorized at the public pool! This yard smells like a sewer! I got three drunk assholes operating power tools behind me! And the bitches at work Locked me in a bathroom today! Oh! And we might all be on the verge of going to prison! So you wanna talk?! Fine! Grab a shovel! [Throws shovel at Jimmy's feet] Talk your face off about how your dad gave a blowjob to a teenager, but dig while you do it!
You know what? I'm really tired of playing this "my tragedy is bigger than your tragedy" game. My entire world got rocked, and it's, like, not even on your radar. We're in a relationship! What's important to me should be important to you.
Look at us. We are literally digging up a body! How do you even compare our situations?! [Jimmy turns heels and walks to the street and Fiona chuckles] oh, that's great! Walk away! That's a real pussy move! Yeah, why don't you go cry to your gay dad about it?!
Carl
[Flipping through channels realising all prime channels are blocked] What the hell? TV's broken.
SSteven
Uh, parental controls. We wouldn't want you stumbling onto something you shouldn't.
Carl
That's the only reason to watch.
SSteven
It still gets Discovery Kids, Disney, and Bravo. Come on. Put the remote down. It's time for your bath.
Carl
How many damn times do I have to smell like mango and pomegranate?
SSteven
Uh, if you think I'm gonna let you near your tutor without one, you got another thing coming, young man.
Carl
Tutor?
SSteven
To brush up on your math. You're two grade levels behind.
Carl
Only two?
PPatrick
Thank you all for coming out in honor of Aunt Ginger. "GG" as I called her. You now, when the guy at the funeral place handed me her ashes, I thought, what the hell do I do with these? Put 'em in a vase on my mantle? Or scatter them at the park or the lake? Then I thought, no, I know where she was happiest. On this corner, her corner, where she turned tricks in her 20s and 30s.
Carl
She did magic tricks?
No, no, no, son. "Turning tricks" is a euphemism for prostitution. In her day, your great aunt was a legendary pole smoker. Could unlock her jaw like a Burmese python.
PPatrick
We are at her funeral. You know, some think Gallaghers don't have a work ethic, but Ginger worked this corner rain, sleet, snow, her old knees hitting that hard pavement again and again. Bertie Giddelman is the only one that's outlasted her. Look, you all knew Ginger, so I ain't gonna sugarcoat it. She was a mean old bitch. But even a mean old bitch deserves a send off. Here, here. So this is us, Ginger, sending you off, right where you belong. [Pours ashes out in gutter] It's touching. I'm tearing up. Okay, kids, let's go.
Patrick. So Ginger had a will that we didn't know about, and you just had it sitting in a drawer?
And even though she hated your guts, she left our house to you?
PPatrick
It was never your house.
It's weird, you know, how she signed the will only a year ago, you know, her being an invalid and all.
PPatrick
Signed and notarized.
I don't remember you coming by with a lawyer.
PPatrick
I gotta get back to my family.
Six kids with nowhere else to go.
PPatrick
Why don't we talk about this when the sting of losing Ginger has worn off, hmm? Tomorrow, maybe?
You want to tell them or should I?
Oh? You appreciate the irony, right? Senseless arguments about who gets what bedroom, refusing to allow me to stay. Now, nobody gets to stay.
There's a small chance he'll be able to help since he's known Patrick longer than any of us.
Carl
Patrick wants to steal our house?
He's a contractor. He's gonna flip it. Slap a coat of paint on it, call it "a cozy, authentic pre-war," and offload it to yuppies.
Not gonna happen. So let's go over our options.
[They all walk to kitchen table] All right, look, we know the will is bullshit. It was signed a year ago, and Ginger's been dead for what, 10?
[Starts writing] Option one. Prove will is a forgery.
We can't call the cops because we faked Ginger's death and forged a will of our own.
Plus Frank's been cashing Ginger's social security checks.
Oh, like you didn't share in that bounty?
What we could do, we could argue that Ginger wasn't of sound mind when she signed it. I mean, she was never of sound mind anyway.
Option two. Say Ginger was crazy.
Or convince Patrick to back off somehow.
Good luck with that! His nickname used to be Pit Bull. It was partly an odor thing, but also because once he gets ahold of you, he doesn't let go. You gotta kill him first.
Option four. Kill Patrick.
It's time to face reality. Patrick out-Gallaghered us, and there's no point in fighting it.
Easy for you to say, you're at Sheila's.
So before you're out on the streets like so many Somalian refugees, ask yourselves, "if Patrick is taking the house, what are we taking?" Copper pipes.
You're not taking the pipes, Frank. You really think there's a way to challenge the will?
Why not? You know, if I can bone up on probate law.
All in favor. [Everyone raises hands] Unanimous.
Lip will handle the will. The rest of you, get ready for the first day of school tomorrow. Debbie and Carl, pick out something to wear that doesn't have holes.
Carl
Wouldn't it just be easier to kill him?
Clothes, now. We better work fast. Winter's coming, and it'll be cold sleeping in the park.
This is why democracy does not work.
[Walks past Patrick vomiting at his truck and goes into house] And who's that puking on his Timberlands?
Carl
Cousin Patrick. He's got nausea, shortness of breath, blood in urine, severe illness and death.
What the hell are you reading?
Carl
[Holds up a box] Rat poison.
Carl
What are you doing?
Carl
Since when?
Last-minute. Hey, where's my knife?
Carl
I don't know.
Carl, my SOG SEAL Team. It's the best fixed blade I got.
Carl
My samurai sword broke. Need a backup till it's fixed.
Carl
What if the zombie apocalypse goes down? Who's gonna protect Debbie and Liam?
Carl
Really?
Promise you're not gonna use it on anything human.
Carl
Cats aren't human.
Anything living. Promise.
Carl
Promise. Can you teach me the different handgrips?
Carl
Thanks.
[Debbie beats Carl to the occupancy of the bathroom]
Carl
Gotta take a piss.
Use the downstairs bathroom.
Carl
It's downstairs.
You're young. You'll live. [Carl walks down hallway] No. Absolutely not. No more peeing off the balcony. [Fiona goes outside and a stream goes near her] What the fuck?! Carl! [Waves to woman in her backyard] Good morning, Mrs. Babiak. [Carl comes down stairs] There's a toilet right there. Mrs. Babiak doesn't need an anatomy lesson.
Carl
Mrs. Babiak's got my 18th birthday circled on her calendar.
Use the toilet like a human.
Carl
Can I have Lip's old room?
No. He's at college. Seriously, cut the shit with the nature whizzing or you won't live here anymore. That pierogi-eating prune will call the cops. And no, you can't have Lip's old room.
Carl
Hey.
HRHospital receptionist
How can I help you?
Carl
I need a liver.
HRHospital receptionist
What's wrong with yours?
Carl
It's for my father. His is rotting. It smells.
HRHospital receptionist
Oh, my, that ain't good. Is he on the donor list?
Carl
I don't think so. Can I sign him up?
HRHospital receptionist
Your father would have to be seen by a specialist, and then, referred to us, so he can be put on the list.
Carl
Then he gets a liver?
HRHospital receptionist
He'd have to wait for one to be available.
Carl
How long does that take?
HRHospital receptionist
Sweetie, more than 17,000 people in the U.S. are on the liver transplant list.
Carl
That's a lot of dead livers you're gonna need.
HRHospital receptionist
Six thousand people are fortunate enough to get one each year.
Carl
What about the rest?
HRHospital receptionist
Doesn't work out for everyone.
Carl
What's the point of being an organ donating center if you're not donating enough organs?
HRHospital receptionist
Someone from your family can donate a portion of their liver.
Carl
Me. I'll do it.
HRHospital receptionist
You need to be over 18.
Carl
My brother and my sister are.
HRHospital receptionist
Well, that's a start. Why don't you find out if they're a blood match with your father?
Carl
I already know they are. My father only screwed a Mexican whore while he was with my mom and they can't get pregnant.
HRHospital receptionist
Everyone's blood type is different. Sometimes even if they're related. Take these at-home testing kits. Prick the person's finger, put a drop of blood on the enclosed card. It'll show their blood type.
Carl
Okay, thanks.
Carl
Hi.
HRHospital receptionist
Oh, hey.
Carl
My dad's O-positive.
HRHospital receptionist
What about your brother and sister?
Carl
Lip's AB.
HRHospital receptionist
Oh, that's too bad. And your sister?
Carl
She wouldn't give any blood.
HRHospital receptionist
Well, sometimes, people aren't willing to go through...
Carl
That's why I need you to test this. Think you can tell me her blood type from this?
HRHospital receptionist
No. No, no, no.
Carl
Please. No boy should be raised without his father.
HRHospital receptionist
Well, why didn't you touch it to the card and test it yourself?
Carl
Oh.
[Lip is in a public washroom stall when two Army MPs approach]
AMArmy MP
Phillip Gallagher?
AMArmy MP
Fort Dearborn Military Police. Can you step out of the stall please?
You know, I'm gonna be busy for a while, but you can join me if you want to wipe my ass.
[Army MPs grab the washroom stall and force it open and drag out Lip]
Wait, what the fuck, man? Hey, hey!
AMArmy MP
Sergeant, wait! You're Phillip Gallagher?
Jesus, what the hell's going on? Or do you get off on watching guys taking a dump?
AMArmy MP
[Holds up card] Is that your social security number?
Blow me. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. Fuck.
AMArmy MP
[Holds up Ian's photo] Do you know this man?
No, I've never seen him before in my life.
AMArmy MP
Any idea how he got a hold of your name and social security number?
No, but it's pretty scary, you know? I'm feeling pretty fucking violated over here. What's he, uh, what's he wanted for?
AMArmy MP
For impersonating you, apparently. Also for attempted theft of government property and being away without leave.
Wow, no shit. What did he try and steal?
AMArmy MP comrade
Helicopter. Surface-to-air missile. Army issue boxer bris.
AMArmy MP
Sergeant! Mr. Gallagher, we may need you to testify. We'll be in touch.
Well, at ease, gentlemen. I've always wanted to say that.
...
Hey, um, you guys heard anything from Ian?
Carl
Not for weeks. And Fiona doesn't even care.
What about the US army. You hear anything from them?
[Flashback of Carl answering Army MPs at the front door]
AMArmy MP
We're looking for Phillip Gallagher.
Carl
He's at college.
...
Carl
No. Why the army?
Carl
Cool. Is he old enough?
No, he used my name and social when he signed up, and then he tried to steal a helicopter and a bunch of other shit. Went AWOL.
Carl
Helicopter? Awesome.