Shameless - start of new series tonight
28 January 2009, 08:15 AM
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28 January 2009, 08:18 AM
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I'm still lying in bed and not quite awake yet 
28 January 2009, 09:05 AM
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Thought it was quite funny actually 
Shame the barmaid got her **** out and didnt show the cameras 
How can that copper have been seeing Debbie for a couple of months and she only just turned 16 last night?????
Surely a few Q's would have been raised at that
Shame the barmaid got her **** out and didnt show the cameras How can that copper have been seeing Debbie for a couple of months and she only just turned 16 last night?????
Surely a few Q's would have been raised at that
28 January 2009, 10:46 AM
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Before they built a set, it was originally filmed in and around Gorton. I cant remember what The Jockey was called, but if you drove around you could see it along with a few other 'landmarks'.
28 January 2009, 12:38 PM
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28 January 2009, 05:21 PM
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Thanks, SC. I shall remember my best to watch that. I never used to watch Shameless, thinking that it was a bit beneath me 
But this Christmas, I watched some of its last year's DVDs with family and friends, and I was amused Shameless presents underclass in a very entertaining way, as "keeping it real." Sometimes it gets a bit nauseatic, but I can handle it LOL. After 100 years or so in future, Shameless will be classed an iconic programme 
to watch what post-mining/post-world wars/pre-recession underclass, torso of the British society was like; once upon a time.
But this Christmas, I watched some of its last year's DVDs with family and friends, and I was amused Shameless presents underclass in a very entertaining way, as "keeping it real." Sometimes it gets a bit nauseatic, but I can handle it LOL. After 100 years or so in future, Shameless will be classed an iconic programme to watch what post-mining/post-world wars/pre-recession underclass, torso of the British society was like; once upon a time.
28 January 2009, 06:45 PM
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and i do hope that ian does come back.
28 January 2009, 08:12 PM
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Last nights wasnt as rude or vulgar as it usually is so i was thinking if they have been told to turn it down a bit as its very on the line.........however, i watched next weeks on E4 and OMG pure filth
jackos mate - are you owning up to living on the Chatsworth estate
jackos mate - are you owning up to living on the Chatsworth estate
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28 January 2009, 09:55 PM
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I actually spoke to somebody with this the other day and its not the first time I've met him but didn't have a clue until the other day.
I have to say and I'm not wanting to sound cruel but he was well entertaining for the entire 6 minutes or so we spoke. Even his facial expressions were class.
Whizz bang ding I tell thee.
As for Shameless, well, I used to watch it until it actually dawned on me more and more people actually live like this and consequently it lost its edge as being comedy.
I have to say and I'm not wanting to sound cruel but he was well entertaining for the entire 6 minutes or so we spoke. Even his facial expressions were class.
Whizz bang ding I tell thee.
As for Shameless, well, I used to watch it until it actually dawned on me more and more people actually live like this and consequently it lost its edge as being comedy.
30 January 2009, 11:21 AM
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I think mickey is his names he's hilarious in next weeks.
In his jockey gear lol
Line of this weeks from the prossie
"smoking to keep the baby small, too posh to push"
Quality!
In his jockey gear lol
Line of this weeks from the prossie
"smoking to keep the baby small, too posh to push"
Quality!
30 January 2009, 11:29 AM
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