Stella - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Episode 1
Things have moved on in Pontyberry. Stella's started training as a nurse, gone blonde and given up on men. But an unfortunate encounter with angry solicitor Michael Jackson is about to turn Stella's world upside down. Again.
Episode 2
Stella's getting used to her neighbour from hell and Emma starts work at the salon. Meanwhile Alan's determined to make a new start and Aunty Brenda turns entrepreneur.
Episode 3
Stella and Michael clash when the lawyer stumbles upon an uninvited guest in his house. Meanwhile, Luke misses out on a job opportunity with Brenda.
Episode 4
White flags are raised as Stella calls a truce with Michael. Daughter Emma, meanwhile, heads into dangerous territory, and Big Alan grows closer to Celia.
Episode 5
Stella's nursing skills are tested when she injures Michael, and a girls' night out spells trouble for Emma. Elsewhere, Luke has a big question to ask Zoe.
Episode 6
It's the night of the gala dinner and Michael needs a date! Emma's getting in deep and Stella's evening takes an unexpected turn. Meanwhile Alan tries to find courage and Luke and Zoe share their news.
Episode 7
While Stella wonders how serious things are between her and Michael, Luke's world comes crashing down following a slip-up at work.
Episode 8
Stella struggles to keep her chin up as her kids move from one bad decision to the next, and sad news awaits Alan when his estranged brother stops by.
Episode 9
Stella's planned a fun family adventure and Alan gets an interesting letter. Meanwhile Emma and Marcus face the music and there's tragedy in store for Michael.
Episode 10
Series three reaches its stirring conclusion, with Stella trying to keep it together for Luke and Zoe's wedding when Michael decides to do the 'right' thing.
Christmas Special
Enjoy a festive fix of Ruth Jones's hit comedy drama. When Michael has to head home for the holidays, Stella throws herself into work on the hospital's children's ward.
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