Last night on Lindsay, we saw Lindsay Lohan lose friends, struggle to secure a job and, sadly, fall off the wagon.

Here’s what you need to know:

Lindsay breaks her promise to Oprah

Despite assuring O she would start taking the filming of this docu-series seriously, Lindsay once again stalled production by sleeping in. When she finally wakes up and finds the cameras already set up in her apartment, she retreats to her room and texts her assistant to tell the whole crew to leave.

Classy move, girl.

If Oprah cursing in Lindsay’s face won’t help her prioritize, we don’t know what will.

Lindsay will be starring in a new film called Inconceivable

Based on that title, we’re guessing it’s the story of her chances at a real comeback.

Lindsay has no regard for others

A truck full of Lindsay’s belongings (a mere 19,000 pounds in total) arrives at her new apartment. But when Lindsay starts going through them, she notices a lot of her crap is still missing and makes the movers put everything back into the truck to make room in her crib for all of the big furniture still to arrive. After that’s done, she wants them to unload the truck again to find her bedding. Ugh.

With all the stuff that Lindsay is hoarding, her show is beginning to look more and more like a tribute to Grey Gardens than anything else.

Lindsay goes back to L.A. for seven days

After being confronted by her wellness coach, AJ Johnson, about whether or not she’s drinking again, Lindsay travels to Los Angeles for a week. While there, she refuses to allow any OWN cameras to follow her, doesn’t contact AJ, fails to show up to a meeting with a casting agent, and is photographed by tabloids reaching for a bottle of wine.

But we’re sure that all she did there was explore acting opportunities and focus on her recovery. Eye roll.

A.J. Johnson quits

When Lindsay comes back from LA, she’s still really pissed at AJ for bringing up her sobriety on camera. She blows her off during their first meeting after her return, and then refuses to see her altogether during a later scheduled appointment. As a result, AJ quits, citing that she “can’t help someone when they are not open to receiving.”

If being asked about your sobriety on a show about your sobriety is off-limits, then why even agree to film the show in the first place?

Lindsay drinks again

As it turns out, there’s a reason that Lindsay was so defensive when her sobriety was questioned: While Lohan denies she drank during her trip to L.A., she admits she had a glass of wine with some friends a month ago. Claiming that relapse is a common part of recovery, Lindsay attempts to rationalize her actions by saying that she was plagued with guilt and needed to get the truth off her chest. But after Lohan's six stays in rehab and her constant alienation of people devoted to her recovery, it’s hard to believe she actively wants to improve.

Lindsay needs to realize that just admitting her mistakes doesn’t give her a free pass to continue screwing up. And if she ever wants to be taken seriously again, she needs to take a page out of Cady Heron’s book and take full responsibility for her actions.

Lindsay airs Sundays at 10pm on OWN