His punishments for his kids' misbehavior are limited to yelling, albeit that some of his yelling is very emotionally hurtful, taking away privileges, or making them engage in activities that he hopes will set them straight, even if that almost never ends up being the case. For all of Frank's anger issues and the verbal abuse he subjects his family to, he is never shown to have resorted to physical punishment or abuse of any family member, no matter how angry he is.
showing that he has mellowed and is more willing to show he loves them. He puts the call on hold, joking and eating with his family. His total growth in the five seasons is shown in the ending, which is an almost complete recreation of the opening scene of season 1, but Frank handles the situation totally differently. Character Development: Starts out the show at his worse, but as seasons go on he shows his more empathetic and sympathetic side openly, and tries to be there for his kids in his own way."I will put you through that fuckin' wall!".Unfortunately for him, other people naturally want to hear none of it.
Brutal Honesty: Most of the time, Frank isn't afraid to yell out whatever's on his mind, and will frequently disregard any tact or politeness when doing so.Ambiguously Bi: Played for Laughs - he has quite a few strangely.Alcoholic Parent: He often drives drunk, and can't reliably complete simple tasks without getting sidetracked by booze and cigarettes.Although rarely, he does occasionally hit Kevin or Bill when they're being especially annoying to him (granted nothing too serious). Abusive Dad: He verbally abuses his kids on a regular basis, hurling any obscenity at them he can think of.He's a working-class Irish-American man with an explosive temper.
Voiced by: Bill Burr (English), Noé Velázquez (Latin American Spanish), Haley Reinhart (in some flashbacks)įrank is the patriarch of the Murphy family.
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