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Stella
- TV comedy drama
- Sky One
- 2012 - 2017
- 58 episodes (6 series)
Comedy drama written by and starring Ruth Jones as Stella, a single mother struggling in the Welsh valleys. Stars Ruth Jones, Joanna Riding, Piers Ahia, Patrick Baladi, Craig Gallivan and more.
Episode menu
Series 2, Episode 9
Further details
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Wonders never cease in Pontyberry in the penultimate episode of the series as unlucky-in-everything Alan becomes the local Casanova. His previously untapped luck with the ladies comes in handy when his re-mortgage application gets rejected, teaming up with Aunty Brenda to raise funds for the rugby club. The pair organise a charity match and even manage to bag former Welsh international player Scott Quinnell to coach the locals.
Off the pitch, Rob and Stella try to rebuild their trust in one another, but the promising reunion is cut short by the surprise return of Sean, who has some eye-opening news. While Nadine and Karl plan to expand their family, Stella's is bursting at the seams once Zoe moves in, with Lenny continuing to pester the brood. It all kicks off on game day as Emma's pent-up anger with Sunil finally explodes, and Alan reveals the identity of Melissa's 'silent business partner'.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Friday 8th March 2013
- Time
- 9pm
- Channel
- Sky One
- Length
- 60 minutes
Cast & crew
Ruth Jones | Stella |
Joanna Riding | Melissa |
Craig Gallivan | Luke |
Catrin Stewart | Emma |
Justin Davies | Ben |
Di Botcher | Aunty Brenda |
Bethan Witcomb | Zoe |
Steve Speirs | Alan |
Daniel Gammond | Little Alan |
Karen Paullada | Nadine |
Julian Lewis Jones | Karl |
Aled Pugh | Bobby |
Elizabeth Berrington | Paula |
Pal Aron | Jagadeesh |
Anthony O'Donnell | Dai Davies |
Russell Gomer | Yanto |
Maxine Evans | Rhian |
Howell Evans | Daddy |
Sudha Bhuchar | Tanisha |
Owen Teale | Dai |
Rory Girvan | Sunil |
Kenny Doughty | Sean |
Mark Lewis Jones | Rob Morgan |
Beth Robert | Mrs Barclay |
Lucinda Dryzek | Leah |
Johnny Tudor | Evan |
Frank Honeybone | Frank The Barman |
Wayne Cater | George The Butcher |
Vanessa Hehir | Katie |
Lee Mengo | Lloyd |
Michelle McTernan | PC Jane Glover |
Scott Quinnell | Self |
Ruth Jones | Writer |
Steve Speirs | Writer |
Jyoti Fernandes | Writer (Additional Material) |
Suzi McIntosh | Script Editor |
David Peet | Story |
Ruth Jones | Story |
Tony Dow | Director |
David Peet | Series Producer |
Josh Dynevor | Producer |
Barry Lynch | Executive Producer |
Lucy Lumsden | Executive Producer |
Jon Mountague | Executive Producer |
Sara Jones | Editor |
Amelia Shankland | Production Designer |
Mark Thomas | Composer |
Nick Lloyd | Composer |