Mount Pleasant - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
Episode 1
Everyone's excited for the re-opening of The Dog & Duck, except Tanya. Plus the band are back in town, so Pauline starts making plans, but Dan and Barry have some bad news. Lisa and Fergus are nominated for an award.
Episode 2
Pauline finds out the truth about Charlie. The awards ceremony takes place.
Episode 3
Lisa tries to intervene in Denise's love life. Pauline decides to start working at the pub again. Fergus figures out why a figure from his past has returned, but Roger is suspicious.
Episode 4
Roger is forced to look for a job, so Lisa finds him one at a call centre. Meanwhile, Denty and Liam pay the garage an unexpected visit, but where is the car?
Episode 5
Pauline receives some heartbreaking news, while Roger begins his first day at work. Elsewhere, Ella finds out that Finn has quit his job and Adam Wyatt returns.
Episode 6
Lisa and Jenna's article is the talk of the town, while Dan struggles to know what to do with Pauline. Elsewhere, Denise and Ollie have their first date.
Episode 7
Ella reveals she's pregnant. But how will Finn react? Elsewhere, the petition to save the park is in full swing and Denise and Ollie go on a second date.
Episode 8
Barry is entrusted to hand out 'save the park' flyers but runs into trouble with Adam Wyatt. Later, Lisa hosts a dinner party but an unwelcome visitor turns up.
Episode 9
Bradley hopes he's seen the last of Denty, but gets a rude awakening. Meanwhile, the protest at the park gets into full swing. But it's not without drama.
Episode 10
It's the final episode of the series and there's drama at the park as Adam confronts the protesters about his building plans. But Lisa is having none of it.
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