Robert Evans (writer) sci-fi show "Space Cargo". In January 2011, Evans revealed in an interview with "The Western Mail" that he had been commissioned to write two episodes of "Stella", a new comedy drama created by and starring Ruth Jones of "Gavin & Stacey". Following the success of the first series of "Stella", a second series was commissioned in January 2012 and televised in January 2013. Series three was televised in January 2014. Evans has been part of the writing team on every series thus far. He also appears in the series (from season two onwards) as the funeral director, Gwyn Thomas. Now
Stacey Slater the world. She's good with him, she takes her medication and on the face of it, she's the Stacey Slater we've always known. As ever with Stacey, though, there's a lot hidden. There are a lot of vulnerabilities there but she and Bradley want to make a go of things." After losing her friend Danielle Jones, Stacey began acting strangely in May 2009, and the character has to come to terms with the prospect that, like her mother, she also suffers from bipolar disorder. The storyline was developed as of the BBC's Headroom campaign, which aims to encourage people to