It's the last SHAMELESS tonight

[Hello Goaty ♥]

Goes out all guns blazing apparently..

must see TV.

[JPickford (retired mod)]

A shit pantomime.

[sofasurfer]

Just glad they comissioned a new series already.Missed last weeks but am so looking foward to this weeks episode.Just sounds damn funny.

[sofasurfer]

A shit pantomime.

Sorry but will have to disagree there.A fine program that beats most others on at the moment hands down.

[(Bad Egg)]

I missed it last week on E4 so its a must for tonight.

[Hello Goaty ♥]

A shit pantomime.

Only because you experience it 1st hand in Manchester

[JPickford (retired mod)]

Only because you experience it 1st hand in Manchester

Oh no I dont.

[Shoes]

A shit pantomime.

A brilliant pantomime, more like.

It was great.

I love the butch lesbian. I hope she returns in series 2.

[Sancho]

A classic Frank quote, as he dumps his girlfriends daughter,

"Here's a fiver. Go on love, get yourself an E."

[Britney]

I don't know, when it started I thought it was promising, but I hated last weeks episode. Come to think of it, I actually hate every single character.

[Jacopo]

I don't know, when it started I thought it was promising, but I hated last weeks episode. Come to think of it, I actually hate every single character.

Marry me.

[Badger]

I think it's rubbish. So there.

Scallies are bad enough without making a program which makes their lifestyle seem interesting, quirky and intelligent.

That comment isn't supposed to be as inflammatory as it sounds... but I just don't like the program at all.

Well, eveyone is entitled to their own opinion.

I reckon it's ace. Probbaly the best thing on telly at the moment. Funny, trying to be at least a bit original and a bit different to everything else.

As for not promoting their lifestyle, what about the classic Porridge, based around prison inmates......or the horrific Liverpool comedy Bread, which was as enjoyable as having my teeth pulled out one by one, and then replaced with broken glass before having a meal of pebbles.

[zy]

I don't care what anyone says, I think this series is great and I'm watching it again.

What's panto about it? Yes, the characters all have hearts of gold, but I grew up on a council estate and I'm delighted to see somebody unafraid of using it as a backdrop to a comic drama instead of some grim social study. It's like reading Martin Millar.