Nathan Stewart-Jarrett

Still matching the comic twists and invention of the opening episodes, this tale of five misfits with strange powers remains one of the year's best comedies on E4. As Sally (Alex Reid) tries to prove the gang is responsible for the disappearance of Tony, she focuses on Simon (Iwan Rheon) but he misreads her interest in him. Also, Curtis (Nathan Stewart-Jarrett) tries to end things with Sam.

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.

Interview: the cast of Misfits

Antonia Thomas (Alisha), Nathan Stewart-Jarrett (Curtis) and Iwan Rheon (Simon) talk about Misfits.

Perhaps taking a line from BBC Three's Being Human, E4's new series succeeds by being consistently funny and imaginative. Its lead characters are five community workers who get caught in an ice storm and develop strange new powers - such as athlete Curtis (Nathan Stewart-Jarrett) who can now turn back time when he feels regret. Tonight the five discover that the storm has also turned their supervisor into a psychopath.