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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play  Set in and around Manchester Mount Pleasant is a sitcom that&39;s pulled together an impressive cast to go through quite familiar motions And do you know what? It works There&39;s nothing radical and it&39;s not the kind of show that&39;s looking to push the proverbial formula in anyway or tackle edgier issues But it is good fun The storylines to Mount Pleasant have a bit of a mild soap opera-ish feel to them but it&39;s the characters and performances that help lift things So there&39;s Sally Lindsay Liza Tarbuck Angela Griffin and Pauline Collins amongst the ensemble who mine good comedy out of seemingly trivial situations But credit too to writer Sally Hooper She juggles plenty of characters and puts enough strands into low-key situations to keep things interesting It&39;s zippy enough too to never outstay its welcome Mount Pleasant is never likely to top too many peoples&39; lists of their favourite comedy dramas but there&39;s something warm bubbly and likeable about the show that means it&39;s likely to be rewatched By way of extra incentive the DVD comes with a special behind the scenes featurette which doesn&39;t go to forensic levels of depth but is diverting enough The show itself? It&39;s recommended --Jon Foster

All eight episodes from the first series of the comedy drama following thirty-something recruitment consultant Lisa Johnson (Sally Lindsay) as she goes about her daily life in Manchester. Lisa and her husband, Dan (Daniel Ryan), are about to celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary but their relationship is not without its troubles. To make matters worse, neighbour Bianca (Sian Reeves) and Lisa's widowed friend, Kate (Liza Tarbuck), both take a liking to Dan, while newly arrived single man Jack (Owen McDonnell) catches Lisa's eye.