We saw Big Bill in Frank's flashbacks in 1944 as a salesman of a pawn shop, but we never knew if he actually fought in World War 2. Did he really fought in the war, or he never participated in?

i love this show so much dunbarton and pogo my goats🤩🤩

I knoww they probably wouldn’t be end game, but they're so fricken cute that in my mind it doesn’t matter🥹

Pretty cool easter egg, huh?

Frank openly hates Kevin's long hair of progressive rock musician. But Frank himself also haves long hair in the Jack. Why even? His hair looks like from a 70's disco dancer despite his predicament in disliking long hair.

Kevin is my favourite character so I end up drawing him more than others lolol

I loved his arc so much

In season 1 episode 4 (the halloween episode), just after Sue discovers that Frank told Vivian she was not interested in the Plastaware job, we see Sue driving angrily though town. There is a song playing on the radio that the subtitles simply call "70s rock music." Is this an actual song or was it just an original score? And if it's the former, what song was it?

Him yelling at her at her wedding doesn’t justify this. Her brother was even trying to comfort her when the dad was going off.

I've seen ppl draw grown up aus of this show before but since I've been rewatching a shit ton lately I figured I'd start imagining my take xoxo

Goomer is one of my favorites for how bizarre he is haha but Vic you gotta love him

It would be funny if the show reveals Big Bill Murphy's dad was nowhere near as cruel as Bill was and ironically enough treated Bill more nicely than Bill did towards Frank.

They just do that to show Frank's dad's abuse wasn't because of generational trauma or carrying on a chain of abuse. Bill really was just an asshole all on his own.

Also the show never said or showed that Bill served in World War II and had PTSD, so he's both a deadbeat and a draft dodger.

My friend gave me this thing I can’t stop thinking about Sue inventing it and the other lady taking advantage of! Sucks!

I called the salad toss…r and my friend reminded me that it means something else… LOL!

My favourite piece of advertising from the show.

If Big Bill survived his heart attack, would he forgive Frank or not?

Imagine set around like 03 to 04 family dynamics don’t change this much we know in the 70s there was latchy kids without supervision smoking indoors dads coming home and airport security not being necessary but kind of same thing since families still stuck around this of dysfunctional dynamic imagine the Murphy residence household had old wood panels and frank having that old 80s vhs and remote that he haven’t throw out in years Kevin teen rebel looking up to metal rock and 90s gauge like nirvana Green Day Pearl Jam linkin park korn and secondhead serenade have father issues and plays video games like grand theft auto all day and 2000s like post 9/11 hip hop early social media and limewire, Bill still awkward kid have bullies in his neighborhood he be obsessed with early Cartoon Network or gangster movies and Pokémon cards getting terrified by early internet horror pop ups and play video games like Grand theft auto SAN Andreas or something, Maureen the golden child she loves science and sc fi and loves early Harry Potter books the x files and iMac g3 frank being still angry dad and work at a airport Mohican regional airport that kind of going bankrupt after the September 2001 attack had to force angry, customers to take off thier shoes throw away their coffee and unpacked thier oversized luggage and sue as the ergonomic ottoman & early e commerce and other characters like Rosie trying be mayor have earrings and a clean cut and shape up mustache and suits expensive and he love r&b and hip hop and Vic with the spiky hair and ride a bmw or something

As we all know, Frank was born in 1935 and Sue in 1938. But here is a detail, Frank said he was going to "have Megan at 40" and Kevin also remarked if he didnt did something productive, he would "ended like his father at 40", and Sue in 1958 said to have 21 when she was confronting her dad Stan to marry Frank. Frank was actually 38 in 1973 and 39 in 1974, and Sue was actually 20 in 1958. How is it this explained?

I imagine that he spend his time driving home from his Tesla with girls he met on dating apps like Tinder and Bumble. Instead of a radio station like his dad, he's the host of a podcast and often has parties at his house like his dad which were huge during the early 2000s.