Stella

Series 4

2015 · 10 episodes · 7h 20m in all

Episodes

1. 

   1. Episode 1

   6 Feb 2015 · 44 min

   Just when you thought Stella's house couldn't possibly get more crowded, Michael decides to base the office for his go-it-alone solicitors' firm there.

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   2. Episode 2

   13 Feb 2015 · 44 min

   Stella worries about Michael, who is acting out of character, while Aunty Brenda and the newly flush Dai lock horns during a fraught business meeting.

3. 

   3. Episode 3

   20 Feb 2015 · 44 min

   Trouble looms for Stella and Michael when the latter makes a monumental mistake. Big Alan, meanwhile meets his match, and Dai organises a poker game.

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   4. Episode 4

   27 Feb 2015 · 44 min

   Katie's small birthday lunch spirals out of control, culminating in a shock revelation for Stella. Pressure mounts on Luke to find some extra cash, too.

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   5. Episode 5

   6 Mar 2015 · 44 min

   Stella is ready to make amends with Michael, until, that is, she uncovers more secrets and lies. Elsewhere in Pontyberry, Dai Davies hits the campaign trail.

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   6. Episode 6

   13 Mar 2015 · 44 min

   While Stella struggles to move on from Michael, Celia receives a blast from the past. Aunty Brenda's political campaign hits an unexpected snag, too.

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   7. Episode 7

   20 Mar 2015 · 44 min

   Stella is overjoyed when sister-in-law and best friend Paula makes a surprise return to Pontyberry. Elsewhere, Big Alan worries about Celia and ex-husband Dan.

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   8. Episode 8

   27 Mar 2015 · 44 min

   It is election day and Aunty Brenda can taste victory until a slimy new rival decides to enter the race. Ben and Lily go on a disastrous date.

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   9. Episode 9

   3 Apr 2015 · 44 min

   Arrangements for Alan and Celia's wedding are in full flow as friends and family come together for their stag and hen dos. Zoe learns about Luke's debts.

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    10. Episode 10

    10 Apr 2015 · 44 min

    Big Alan and Celia nail their fancy dress theme as they tie the knot in front of their nearest and dearest. Guest appearance by Gino D'Acampo as himself.