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 4, Episode 5
Further details
"It's like choosing a dirty doner kebab over a lovely bit of rump" - Big Alan couldn't have summed up the situation between Michael and Stella any better. Having given the lawyer the cold shoulder treatment for a couple of days, Stels is ready to thaw and make amends, after all, a drunken kiss is just that, a drunken kiss. Little does she know that Michael also got to know Beyonce between the sheets...
Putting the past behind them, the pair put on a good show at the Battle of Pontyberry (props to the historical society), only for a busty wench to ruin everything.
Luke's gambling problem looks set to spiral, too, when he accepts no-strings cash from a stranger.
It's not all doom and gloom, thanks to Dai Davies, who has decided to run for local council, with Aunty Brenda as his spin doctor.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Friday 6th March 2015
- Time
- 9pm
- Channel
- Sky One
- Length
- 60 minutes
Cast & crew
Ruth Jones | Stella |
Patrick Baladi | Michael Jackson |
Craig Gallivan | Luke |
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 |
Remy Beasley | Beyonce |
Anthony O'Donnell | Dai Davies |
Emma Rydal | Celia |
Russell Gomer | Yanto |
Clare Hingott | Cheryl |
Martha Mackintosh | Katie |
Maxine Evans | Rhian |
Alice Hewkin | Lily |
Richard Elfyn | Iwan Jenkins |
Eirlys Bellin | Reporter |
Gareth Mason | Emlyn Llewellyn |
Hugh Thomas | Bookies' Assistant |
Scott Quinnell | Self |
Claire Miller | Script Editor |
David Peet | Story |
Ruth Jones | Story |
Emma Stuart | Script Development |
Paul Rose | Writer |
Tony Dow | Director |
Spencer Campbell | Producer |
Ruth Jones | Executive Producer |
Lucy Lumsden | Executive Producer |
Jon Mountague | Executive Producer |
David Peet | Executive Producer |
Chris Blunden (as Christopher Blunden) | Editor |
Amelia Shankland | Production Designer |
Mark Thomas | Composer |