User Reviews

This episode was reminiscent of the earlier seasons which made me fall in love with Shameless originally. The Gallaghers all working together to save Ian & Mickey's wedding. All main characters' story lines being connected and sharing a common goal. The wedding was executed excellently - emotive without being cheesy. The music and editing was brilliantly delivered, which was something that was sorely lacking previously this season. The cast is all superbly talented but Noel Fisher and Jeremy Allen White stole the show in this one. I missed Fiona and Mandy and a mention would have been appreciated but apart from that I loved that all the other Gallagher siblings for to be there for Ian as he finally married the love of his life and welcomed Mickey into the family. Even Frank seemed genuinely happy for Ian and Mickey. Hopefully season 11, being the final season, will return to the central theme of family and see the Gallaghers (now including Mickey of course) working together to each achieve their happy endings and to prove that no matter where you come from or what your circumstances are, you are not destined to repeat the same mistakes as your parents. With a final season filled with quality episodes like this one and a happy fulfilling ending for the characters, this show has the potential to leave a legacy that will continue long after the final wrap.

Still, I miss Fiona. She should've been there for the wedding.

This show has had much better finales, but this was solid overall. Lip relapsing was a big moment and one that worked from all the previous seasons and the build.

Funny, not too serious. It worked.

This was truly the best ending of this season that it could be, having the wedding at the Polish Doll was so funny and the cake topper ! lol

I will be sad to see this show leave the air after the 11th and final season, but I hope it goes out with a big bang and back to roots.

Admittedly, this season has had it's ups and downs and just overall hasn't lived up to the Shameless we know and love; but I think this episode was a huge make up for that. The biased side of me knew the episode would be good from the get-go since Ian and Mickey were taking such a big step in their love story, but I actually enjoyed so much more than just that. Yes, the wedding was done beautifully (and something worth noting is that the soundtrack for the episode was perfect), but it was the family dynamic I was longing for all season that really tied it all together. The heart of Shameless returned and it felt like the early seasons in that sense. The writers also set up many good storylines for all the main characters in season 11, and every character in the episode was enjoyable in some way whether it be the actor giving an outstanding performance or the actual character being written well. Best episode of season 10!