Mount Pleasant - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
Episode 1
As series five of the comedy drama starring Sally Lindsay and Samantha Womack begins, the close welcomes much-in-love new neighbours Jenna and Cameron.
Episode 2
Dan and Cameron bravely attempt to establish some peace between Lisa and Jenna. Plus, the Dawsons are confronted by an all-too-familiar face from their past.
Episode 3
Dan starts to question new landlord Trevor's intentions towards his mother. Meanwhile, Lisa attempts to make the opening of her new office a day to remember.
Episode 4
Lisa attempts to outdo Jenna when they both throw birthday parties for their daughters on the same day. Greg tries to adjust to life with new flatmate Bradley.
Episode 5
Lisa and Dan attempt to patch up their problems with a date night. However, things fail to go exactly as planned.
Episode 6
Lisa and Jenna's ongoing feud reaches a head when an argument lands them behind bars. Denise quits her agency and Roger's jealousy reaches new heights.
Episode 7
As Lisa and Dan's marriage reaches crisis point, Lisa suggests they see a relationship counsellor. Plus, the day of Roger and Fergus's mini marathon dawns.
Episode 8
As the truth behind landlord Trevor's scheming is revealed, the residents of Mount Pleasant are thrown into grave danger. Last in series.
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