Top 10 🛒 Stella Box Set (Series 1 – 5) DVD – Ruth Jones  ✔️

Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play Stella Morris forty something mum of three professional ironer and single divorcee living in the fictional South Wales town of Pontyberry is surrounded by an off-the-wall family and eccentric friends – such as Paula the alcoholic undertaker married to Stella’s brother Dai and well versed in the world of sex games And Big Alan the lollipop man in love with Stella since 1984 with a penchant for pilchards and rugby Then there&39;s Stella’s kids – Luke the car thief serving time in prison Emma her 16 year old daughter desperately in love and wanting to leave school and Ben the brainy baby of the brood whose innocent family tree project opens a can of worms for Stella that will change her life forever Over these five series we watch as Stella falls in and out of love fiercely defends those close to her rejoices commiserates grieves and celebrates gets happy gets sad gets laid gets hired gets fired gets older gets broody!Ideal for a box set binge Stella takes you on a glorious 51 episode journey and shares with you its world of joy Welsh humour and warmth You won’t want to stop watching…Extras Behind the Scenes Deleted Scenes Out-takes Interviews with Ruth Jones & David Peet Aunty Brenda’s Protest Song

All 51 episodes from the first five series of the British comedy drama set in the fictional Welsh town of Pontyberry written by and starring Ruth Jones. Series one finds 40-something single mother Stella (Jones) spending her time looking after her children and earning money by ironing for the locals. Her eldest son, Luke (Craig Gallivan), is soon to be released from prison and she is worried about how he will readjust to life in the community; her daughter, Emma (Catrin Stewart), is dating Sunil (Rory Girvan); while her youngest child, Ben (Justin Davies), is the bright spark of the family but his inquisitiveness can lead him to trouble. To make matters worse, her ex-husband is dating a beautiful 28-year-old but Stella may have found a love interest of her own in the form of kind-hearted painter and decorator Sean (Kenny Doughty). In series two, Stella’s got more than enough on her plate after discovering that she’s pregnant. To make matters worse, she’s not sure if it’s Sean’s, or if she even really loves him! Series three sees Stella set out in a new direction, taking up a career in nursing and deciding that the best way to put her complicated love life behind her would be to give up men altogether. However, for all that her life may seem busy enough with all her children and grandchildren resident at her house, it isn’t long before Stella finds herself romantically involved once again. In series four, Stella continues her romance with neighbour Michael (Patrick Baladi) but problems arise when he decides to run his solicitors’ firm from her house. With her home increasingly cramped, Stella pursues her dream of nursing but encounters more relationship problems when Michael’s secrets begin to unravel. Meanwhile, Aunty Brenda (Di Botcher) enters the local election race and the town prepares for the marriage of Celia (Emma Rydal) and Big Alan (Steve Speirs). In series five, with Michael working in London, Stella takes on the role of caring for the heavily pregnant Beyoncé (Remy Beasley), but how will Michael react when he finds out? Meanwhile, Jag (Pal Aron) takes over as landlord of the Frisky Fox, the town hosts its own dance competition, Aunty Brenda is elected the new mayor and Rob (Mark Lewis Jones) returns to Pontyberry with some heartbreaking news.

Stella Morris, forty something mum of three, professional ironer and single divorcee, living in the fictional South Wales town of Pontyberry, is surrounded by an off-the-wall family and eccentric friends such as Paula the alcoholic undertaker married to Stella’s brother Dai and well versed in the world of sex games. And Big Alan the lollipop man, in love with Stella since 1984 with a penchant for pilchards and rugby. Then there’s Stella’s kids – Luke the car thief serving time in prison, Emma her 16 year old daughter, desperately in love and wanting to leave school, and Ben the brainy baby of the brood, whose innocent family tree project opens a can of worms for Stella that will change her life forever. Over these five series, we watch as Stella falls in and out of love, fiercely defends those close to her, rejoices, commiserates, grieves and celebrates, gets happy, gets sad, gets laid, gets hired, gets fired, gets older, gets broody Ideal for a box set binge, ˜Stella’ takes you on a glorious 51 episode journey and shares with you its world of joy, Welsh humour and warmth. You won’t want to stop watching