Welcome back to the not so green and pleasant pasture that is the rebooted Chatsworth Estate. Post banking crisis, mid-recession, abandoned by Council and Government alike; this is the Rise of the Underbelly - this is Shameless seceding from Society. You are now entering Free Chatsworth. The Gallaghers alongwith half the estate are evicted from their homes. But the Chatsworthians continue to be comrades-in-arms, socially irresponsible and outrageous in their everyday roller coaster lives. The Maguires embrace freeganism, and make money from what corporate bodies discard.... Avril Powell uses her new job in a pharmacy to become the local supplier of prescription drugs. There's some personal struggles too and Karen and Jamie Maguire's marriage falters when they're both tempted to stray, Kelly and Marty are expecting but their life takes a very dark turn. And Carl Gallagher grows up, becomes a policeman and meets a girl who steals his heart. [show more]
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play The ninth series of offbeat TV drama SHAMELESS promises plenty of laughs from Manchester&39;s most dysfunctional family the Gallaghers as they go about their hectic lives Join Frank and his menagerie of kids his wife and his ex for whom there is never a dull moment on Chatsworth housing estate Age Rating 18
All eleven episodes from the ninth series of the irreverent Channel 4 family drama following the lives and loves of the anarchic and dysfunctional Gallagher family. Led by father Frank (David Threlfall), the family live on a rough council estate in Manchester and get caught up in all manner of scrapes, though they largely retain their good humour. This series kicks off with half of the estate, including the Gallaghers, being evicted to make way for Operation New Start - a plan to turn the scheme into an urban wasteland. Frank also struggles with the fact that Carl (Elliott Tittensor) is a newly-qualified policeman.
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