Misfits (2009)
- TV comedy drama
- E4
- 2009 - 2013
- 37 episodes (5 series)
Comedy drama following the adventures of a group of young offenders on community service who discover they have supernatural abilities. Stars Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Natasha O'Keeffe, Joe Gilgun, Karla Crome, Nathan McMullen and more.
Episode menu
Series 1, Episode 4
Further details
Curtis discovers that changing history isn't as easy as he thought. Sally, the gang's probation worker, discovers Tony's credit card in Simon's locker, and is now convinced that the gang are involved in his disappearance.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Thursday 3rd December 2009
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- E4
- Length
- 60 minutes
Cast & crew
| Nathan Stewart-Jarrett | Curtis |
| Antonia Thomas | Alisha |
| Lauren Socha | Kelly |
| Iwan Rheon | Simon |
| Robert Sheehan | Nathan |
| Alex Reid | Sally |
| Danny Sapani | Tony (Probation Officer) |
| Benjamin Smith | Lee (Kelly's Boyfriend) |
| Michael Obiora | Pete |
| Anna Koval | Sam |
| Stephen Wight | Danny |
| Perry Benson | Beverly |
| Jamie Blackley | Matt |
| Dexter Fletcher | Mike (Nathan's Dad) |
| Howard Overman | Writer |
| Tom Green | Director |
| Kate Crowe | Producer |
| Murray Ferguson | Executive Producer |
| Petra Fried | Executive Producer |
| Crispin Green | Editor |
| Tom Bowyer | Production Designer |
| Vince Pope | Composer |
Press
Misfits 1.4 Review
This episode proved to be Misfits' finest hour yet, as Howard Overman crafted a time-travel adventure for Curtis (Nathan Stewart-Jarrett) that was afloat with action, humour, drama, and plot/character revelations.
Dan Owen, Dan's Media Digest, 4th December 2009Misfits episode 4 review
Ah, I feel all warm and fuzzy after episode 4 of Misfits, the message of which was very clearly that to change the past isn't necessarily to improve the future.
Madeleine York, Den Of Geek, 4th December 2009Misfits shows just how ambitious it really is tonight as it delves into the back story of Curtis, with nods to Run Lola Run and Human Traffic, and just a little of FlashForward's frustrating paradox issues for good measure. A visit from his previously banged-up ex sends the disgraced runner back in time to the night of his bust, which leads to him rewriting history - and putting lives in danger. Meanwhile, the truth behind Nathan's pick'n'mix conviction is revealed, and it involves liberal use of the word "clunge". And what of the social worker's suspicious girlfriend? After last week's lull, this is all starting to come together very nicely indeed.
Rebecca Nicholson, The Guardian, 3rd December 2009Misfits: season one, episode four
Curtis' superpower gives a glimpse of the Misfit's lives before the storm. Plus Dexter Fletcher turns up as Nathan's dad.
Richard Vine, The Guardian, 3rd December 2009