He returned in a surprise reveal at the end of Season 4 to preamble a brief return arc in Season 5 and has since left the show. Jimmy is first introduced in the Pilot showing him watching Fiona as she and Veronica Fisher danced in a club.
He watched from afar and tried to retrieve her stolen purse Endeared by his attempt at heroism, Fiona invites him back home to patch up the injuries he sustained while trying to retrieve her purse.
Jimmy is initially enchanted by the Gallaghers as he notices the stark differences between their blatant poverty and his own affluent background. He is fascinated by Fiona and the Gallagher's lifestyle and initially seems to believe he can easily acclimate to their lifestyle, trying to seamlessly fuse himself into the family almost right away.
He notices the black car outside the window and tries ignore it at first but is tempted to walk outside and then towards it to see what is happening. It drives off in a hurry and a few more black cars drive off as well, but the first car makes a U-turn. While Jimmy tries to make a run for it, he gets cornered and Estefania's father steps out and holds a gun to Jimmy's head while asking for the location of his daughter. They take Jimmy, leaving the front door of the Gallagher house unlocked and Liam inside.
Jimmy is kidnapped and taken to Estefania who is surprised to see her father. Estefania greets her father, but Marco walks in naked wearing glasses and earplugs. Estefania yells for her father to stop but he shoots Marco in the forehead. Afterwards, Jimmy is enlisted in helping chop up the body. He refuses but is threatened by the drug lord himself. He returns home and is caught burning his clothes by Fiona.
The next day, Jimmy is taken to the Great Lakes on a yacht. The drug lord's henchmen throw Marco's remains into the lake and afterward the drug lord explains that he knows he has been lied to. He goes on to tell Jimmy that he came from a poor background and has always wanted what's best for his daughter. He explains that he has arranged for Estefania to study economics and in 5 years she will become a US citizen, provided that Jimmy is her husband when that time comes. He goes on to tell him that he can have sex with Fiona for fun and only fun since he is married, calling Fiona a "ghetto whore.
From that point on, he obsesses over the news and Fiona eventually tries to tell him to stop. Despite her frustration, he continues, culminating in a huge fight in the Gallaghers' back yard as the siblings try to find the body of their aunt Ginger before the city digs it up to lay some pipes. Jimmy begins to realize past signs of his father's sexual orientation from his childhood memories.
After Fiona chastises him and angrily points out that her current problems are much more serious than his, he storms out. He goes to Estefania, explaining his problems and having sex with her again. Fiona calls Jimmy when the day is finished, and apologizes to him. His relationship with Fiona is strained when he decides to go back to medical school in Michigan.
He asks Fiona if she wants to go and if the kids would go with them. Fiona is shocked but happy for him. When she learns that his application for a studio apartment in Michigan has been approved, Fiona gets upset. She confronts him outside the work site, and an angry and stressed Jimmy says that he has been living in a slum with Fiona and the kids, as well as claiming that they have never made decisions together.
Fiona storms away livid. Estefania's father shows up the next day and tells Jimmy that his daughter is being deported for failing to impress the INS, who had been watching Jimmy and Estefania. Jimmy is then taken on Estefania's father's boat and is refused a final call to Fiona. In perhaps the show's most shameless moment, it is assumed, though uncertain, that Jimmy met his death at the hands of Estefania's father. Fiona is irritated by his presence and knows that he's only there to try and win her back.
However, he gives the excuse that he's there to take Ian to a game. This is unfair to Ian, painful and annoying for Fiona, and confusing for the other Gallagher children , especially the youngest. He doesn't consider that what he's doing is immoral, though when Lip questions him about it, he shamelessly admits that he just wants to get back into Fiona's good graces - and her bed. Jimmy presents himself as a savior, which often fools Fiona, but asking her to leave her life behind is an unreasonable request.
It's also careless, especially coming from someone who claims to have grown to care for the Gallagher kids. If Fiona had left with Jimmy at the end of season 1, her family would've been unable to cope without her.
She makes the right decision to stay behind, even if she feels stuck in her life. Had she left with Jimmy, she likely would have felt guilty afterward. Jimmy and Fiona's romance begins to fizzle when they both find themselves drawn to other people at the same time. It happens naturally, gradually, and hints that the two of them were never meant to last. Fiona stops herself before she can cheat on Jimmy with Mike , but meanwhile, Jimmy has been sleeping with Estefania while claiming to be in love with Fiona.
He doesn't need to pretend to be her loving husband because everybody knows he's with Fiona, too. He betrays Fiona behind her back and never tells her, while she feels bad for being drawn to Mike, who treats her much better than Jimmy does. However, every season fans had hope that he'd make a comeback and he and Fiona would rekindle once again.
But now that Fiona's storyline has come to an end, and he didn't surface at all during Season 9, fans are beginning to give up hope that they'll ever see Jimmy again. Distractify is a registered trademark.
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