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Shameless Series 5 [2007] | ![Shameless Series 5 [2007]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51p8erIpUOL._SL160_.jpg)
enlarge | Director: Catherine Morshead Actors: Gerard Kearns, Joseph Furnace, David Threlfall Studio: Channel 4 DVD Category: DVD
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Rating: 7 reviews
Format: Pal Language: English (Original Language) Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over Region: 2 Number Of Discs: 5 Running Time: 750 Minutes Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4 Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.5 x 0.8
EAN: 6867441018995 ASIN: B000X8QV4S
Theatrical Release Date: 2007 Release Date: April 21, 2008 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days Condition: unwrapped-unplayed
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Amazingly, it seems to get even better February 8, 2008 Dr. George L. Sik (Epsom, Surrey) 22 out of 23 found this review helpful
I'll be honest: I'm writing this review before the fifth series has finished, but it's already clear that this one (twice as many episodes as usual) is not merely up to the usual high standards - it is, if anything, better still! Apparently one-dimensional 'joke' characters like the Maguire sons Shane and Mickey are given meaty, fascinating storylines (not a little moving, at times). As always, everyone is flawed but no one is entirely unsympathetic - I'm really getting to like the Maguires, which I never thought I would (though Monica, the Gallaghers' mum, remains the least likable character). Who would have thought that a character as central to the series as Lip (probably, along with Frank, THE central character) could disappear off to university and life carry on happily without him? He does appear - indeed, there is something very realistic about his estrangement from Mandy, the mother of his daughter - but he's no longer central to the action. If there is a new 'central' character, it looks as though Carl is stepping up to fill his shoes, though that would be unfair to Debbie, Ian and the others. What is demonstrated in this series is how much of an ensemble piece Shameless is: everyone has their moments and everyone's contribution is excellent. And that, of course, is as it should be: it's all about community and helping one another out, after all. Shameless goes from strength to strength.
not for the faint hearted, but brill !!!!!!!!!! February 25, 2008 mary (spain) 7 out of 10 found this review helpful
i am a big fan of shameless i already own series 1-4, about to order series 5 it never fails to make me laugh! frank is just frank lager,fags and E's, carl seems to be filling the shoes of philip (lip) quite well, as we get more into the series debbie takes a back seat. where's shiela and the twins gone?
Series 5 sees a return to form April 16, 2008 D. Noakes (West Yorkshire) 5 out of 6 found this review helpful
Some people felt that Series 4 of Shameless wasn't up to the standards of previous series (in particular, series one and two), and there are those who bang on about how much they miss Kev and Veronica, Steve and Fiona, Marty, and so on, but for shows to be successful they have to move on. The Maguires come into their own in this series, and there is a warmth and humanity to Mimi and Paddy which was only hinted at in Series 4. That said, I still wouldn't want them living next door to me! Norma also becomes a tragic yet likeable character in this series. Carl Gallagher has evolved, and he seems to take the place of Lip, who's away at uni for most of this series. I know it's said all the time, but there really aren't enough shows like this on our screen. There's only so much dross like X Factor and Britain's Got Talent we can take! Well done to Paul Abbott and the other writers and actors for what, for me, has been the most enjoyable TV series since Auf Wiedersehen, Pet.
Shameless-ly devoted. March 18, 2008 K. Rodrigues (london, england) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
As an asian, we dont get many stories such as the lives of the families in shameless, where drugs, sex and rock and roll are deemed too much for our sensitive selves. It seems almost normal to the clan in chatsworth. When i moved here 2 years ago, my boyfriend introduced me to 'Shameless'. I had never before heard of it yet when i watched it, i didnt know wether to laugh at the dysfunctional families, or to cry that such things actually exist in some parts of england. I come for a tiny island, there are only 4 million of us, and though i am of mixed parentage(portugese and asian) never before had i seen such a programme!! I was intrigued by it and soon enough, was hooked. The characters are so colourful, they themselves paint a potrait which is sometimes hard to comprehend. Soon, season 1 ended, and i was left wanting, so i went out, bought the dvd and watched it all over again. It is now 5 seasons, and i am proud to say - i am a shamless expert and an addict. I even mimick the manchester accent and quote lines from the show in my day to day life! I have fallen in love with all the chracters, the Maguires especially. I dread to think when this series will end, but it will leave me anticipating for season 6. shameless is one not to be missed and its been a good 5 seasons so far - heres to many more to come!
BEST ONE YET April 24, 2008 Chatsworth (uk) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have watched Shameless from the start and like most Shameless fans have been sorry to see characters go and have struggled to believe that the series could survive the loss of such big characters How wrong was I with out doubt Shameless has gone from strength to strength and just when you think it wouldn't be possible to better the last series,along came series 5 wonderful the best yet. Thank you everyone at Shameless
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