Nathan is still glowing from his all night fuckfest with Stuart Alan Jones and sets off for Canal Street in search of him. Things are going well enough for the teenager until he stalks Stuart to his flat only to find him about to test out a chap named Goodfuck (or Collin, as we find out). Vince is set up with one of his employees after they mistakenly think that he’s straight. Surprisingly, he had a good time with Rosalie, until Stuart summons him back with drama cooked up by the lesbian parents of baby Alfred.
“Stuart Alan Jones" was directed by Charles McDougall. He directed the first four episodes of the show, and he went on to direct such notable shows as Sex and the City, Desperate Housewives, Big Love, The Tudors, The Office, and House of Cards.
It first aired in the UK on March 2nd, 1999. It was, of course, written by show creator, the incomparable Russell T Davies.
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