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 9
Further details
Preparations for Big Alan and Celia's impending wedding day are in full swing as friends and family gather for their stag and hen dos - there's a bit of a mix up, mind, one that sends Bobby on to the battlefield.
Power has gone to Aunty Brenda's head this week, too, when she refuses to service Dai Davies' 'empire of evil'. All the man wants is help with some planning permission.
Zoe, meanwhile, stands by her man after finding out about Luke's second job and the deadline for his growing debts.
On a happier note, it looks like romance could bubble once again between Stella and Michael when the pair join forces to track down Katie, who has snuck off on a date. An update at the episode's end, though, could ruin everything.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Friday 3rd April 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 |
Anthony O'Donnell | Dai Davies |
Emma Rydal | Celia |
Russell Gomer | Yanto |
Clare Hingott | Cheryl |
Martha Mackintosh | Katie |
Maxine Evans | Rhian |
Alice Hewkin | Lily |
Dafydd Hywel | Glen Brennig |
Deddie Davies | Marj |
Richard Elfyn | Iwan Jenkins |
Josh Cook | Keckers |
Sam Cassidy | Jonny |
Jane Asher | Hazel |
Jams Thomas (as Jâms Thomas) | Greasy Rhys |
Kevin McCurdy | Waiter |
Elain Lloyd | Cashier |
Alexandra Dunn | Beautician |
Scott Quinnell | Self |
Ruth Jones | Writer |
Claire Miller | Script Editor |
David Peet | Story |
Ruth Jones | Story |
Emma Stuart | Script Development |
Abigail Wilson | Writer |
Simon Delaney | 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 |