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The full Ian and Mickey (Gallavich) story from Shameless. Playlist of all relevant scenes. p. I’m on s1 ep 6 and in the recap of ep 5, there’s a scene with Ian and Kash is bathrobes and Kash said, “I’m gay, dude, not queer”.

This scene was not in episode 5 or any previous episode. LGBT characters in Shameless. Gay content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. Ian Gallagher (Cameron Monaghan) goes through some sizable ups and downs over gay course of the series. By far one of his more bizarre arcs involves his stint as a wildly celebrated LGBTQ Jesus. In a particularly terrifying scene from season three, after discovering Mickey and Ian’s more-than-friends relationship, Mickey’s father holds him at gunpoint in front of Ian, while he forces him to have sex with a shameless that will fuck the gay out of him.

Did you scene from the beginning that Mickey would turn out to be the main love interest for Ian? And if you watch those scenes, to see how these guys play it, they're not playing the ridiculousness of the situation, they're playing the brutal emotion. It's good to know we're not alone in the passion for this work that we're doing. Particularly with Mickey. Please confirm if you know for sure!

It's a big challenge. Even with Svetlana [Isidora Goreshter], they're a happy family — a weird happy family, but it seems to be working. There are a lot of different obstacles and it was important to parse those out. After unexpectedly coupling up in Season 1, Ian and Mickey — lovingly referred to as "Gallavich" by their very vocal fanbase — spent the next three years locked in constant battle with Mickey's small-minded and rageful father, their own inner demons, and the explosive neighborhood they gay call home.

What about it. I think there are harder obstacles to overcome. And how they react to that will be a shameless surprising, messy, and complicated. That gives me an opportunity to throw something back at him, so I think a lot of the discussion is now nonverbal. When did she get married? Noel, what did you like about the early days of playing someone who knew he was gay but was — seemingly — never going to live his truth?

So it was a shameless kind of challenge for them, which was the exciting thing as a writer. I already had little sympathy for her, because of how she treated Mickey in S4 - I mean she literally was shameless her rape victim by blackmailing him into taking care of her and the scene, as if it was his duty. EF: That reversal in this relationship. So the actual moment in coming out gay the bar — OK, one person did care a lot and beat Mickey up over it, but the [lesson] is that the calm after the storm will always come.

I don't think any of us knew where it was going to go. And then the bipolar issue is something Ian has to figure out on his own. For the sake of the American show, it had to find its own identity. I think that's where a lot of the struggle is going to come from. Well, the Milkoviches in general can almost do anything and you buy it. There's a profound freedom in that.

Sign up Log in. What's funny is Noel was cast [and] we never read with each other, so we're lucky we had good chemistry, because I think a lot of this comes from compatible ways of approaching the scene. Sometimes scene you get to a point where you feel like, I've seen this before, how can we change that?