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Stella is a Britishcomedy-drama which aired on Sky 1 and was created and written by David Peet and Ruth Jones, who played the lead role of Stella. The series was largely filmed in Ferndale in the Rhondda Valley in Wales.^[1] Various celebrities made guest appearances as themselves in some episodes. A Christmas special aired on 23 December 2016.^[2]

The sixth and final series began on 13 September 2017 and ended on 18 October 2017.

Synopsis[edit]

System lock pin code for mac. Stella is a family saga starring Ruth Jones in the titular role as a mum juggling the demands of life and love. Stella is a 40-something mum who earns a living doing the locals' washing and ironing. And, most of the time, she's relatively happy with life as she juggles the ups and downs of her family, amid the chaos of her eccentric friends, relatives and children's fathers. Her brood consists of eldest son Luke, a lovely boy who starts the series in prison; beautiful 16-year-old Emma who's smitten with her first love Sunil; the brains of the family 12-year-old Ben and their dog Banjo.

Then there's Stella's best friend Paula, a functioning alcoholic funeral director. Stella's not-too-bright ex-husband Karl who's now seeing 28-year-old Nadine; not forgetting lollipop man and youth rugby coach Alan, an old school friend of Stella's who's been in love with her since 1984. Finally there's Stella's brother Dai who is an ex-serviceman injured on duty. He doesn't work now but is always willing to help out while enjoying an exciting sex life with his wife. Stella's life isn't straightforward. Bagging toy boy Sean and son Luke's release from prison indicated that things were on an upward turn in the first run, but teenage daughter Emma's pregnancy and the untimely return of Stella's first love Rob soon knocked the family off balance. In the last episode, Luke revealed he was emigrating to Canada, although Stella stole the show by confessing to Emma that she was pregnant – but didn't know if Rob or Sean was the father.

Series two joins Stella and Sean preparing for their new arrival, while Emma and Sunil adjust to married life. Domestic bliss looks doubtful for both, however, as Rob's business dealings bring him back to Pontyberry and Sunil enrols at a brainy (and boozy) medical school. Elsewhere, Dai begins work at the funeral home with wife Paula, creating untoward problems for the usually adventurous couple. Catch up with lollipop man Alan too, who experiences a run of bad luck when his crossing is replaced by traffic lights. Karl and Nadine's new salon Tantastic Bodies, meanwhile, promises to make the town 'browner and beefier', and they've already got a potential client in Aunty Brenda, a new arrival from Tenerife armed with bags of insults and an appetite to offend.

English lawyer Michael Jackson moves to the house next door to Stella after an acrimonious divorce has caused him to downsize his lifestyle. As he tries to adjust to valley life he soon becomes inextricably linked to Stella's household. When we left Pontyberry at the end of Series 2 Stella had made the life changing decision not to go to Canada with Rob. She also parted ways with Sean and he emigrated to Australia with his new love. As the story picks up for series 3 will Stella have entirely given up on men? Or could new neighbour Michael become the new apple of her eye?

Cast[edit]

Main cast[edit]

Supporting/occurring cast[edit]

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DVD release[edit]

The complete first series of Stella was released on DVD on 12 March 2012.^[3]

Translate for safari mac. The complete second series of Stella was released on DVD on 18 March 2013.^[4]

The complete third series of Stella was released on DVD on 31 March 2014.^[5]

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The complete fourth series and the 2014 Christmas Special of Stella was released on DVD on 13 April 2015.^[6]

The complete fifth series of Stella was released on DVD on 21 March 2016. A series 1–5 boxset was also released. Ram for mac mini 2014.

References[edit]

1. ^Stella filmed in Ferndale
2. ^'Stella 2016 Christmas special filming in Barry Island'. 27 September 2016.
3. ^'Stella – Series 1 [DVD]'. Amazon.co.uk. Retrieved 26 February 2015.
4. ^'Stella – Series 2 [DVD]'. Amazon.co.uk. Retrieved 26 February 2015.
5. ^'Stella – Series 3 [DVD]'. Amazon.co.uk. Retrieved 26 February 2015.
6. ^'Stella – Series 4 + 2014 Christmas Special [DVD]'. Amazon.co.uk. Retrieved 26 February 2015.

External links[edit]

• Stella at TV.com
• Stella at British Comedy Guide
• Stella at IMDb
• Stella at epguides.com