18 Facts About Nathan Young

Nathan Young is a fictional character from the British Channel 4 science fiction comedy-drama Misfits, portrayed by Robert Sheehan.

Nathan Young serves as one of the main protagonists of the show.

Nathan Young has been involved in a romantic relationship with Kelly Bailey.

E4's official website describes Nathan Young as having "an answer for everything, sarcastic wit, and a fondness for pushing things too far" and that "underneath the cocky quips and sarcasm, Nathan Young isn't as unemotionally untouchable as he makes out".

Nathan Young appears unaffected, unlike those he is doing community service with.

Nathan Young sleeps with Ruth who he discovers has been affected by the storm and is really 82 years old.

Nathan Young kidnaps Rachel using a gun and takes her to the roof of the community centre.

Nathan Young, who has the power of mediumship, sees Jamie's ghost who leads him to his father and they decide to give their relationship another try.

Nathan Young falls in love with Simon Bellamy after Vince uses his power to tattoo people and control how they feel.

Nathan Young is killed and deduces it was Jessica who killed him.

When Jessica shows interest in Simon, Nathan Young tries to warn him off, but Simon does not believe him.

Nathan Young reduces Nathan to a state of vegetation although Curtis rewinds this timeline.

Nathan Young begins a relationship with Marnie, who is pregnant but has no clue who the father of her child is.

Nathan Young is caught out when he uses his power to cheat to get eleven on the dice although he uses the numbers four and seven.

Sheehan was nominated for a BAFTA for his portrayal of Nathan Young but lost out to Martin Freeman who stars in Sherlock.

The Daily Telegraph describes him as "Motormouth Nathan Young was the pivot here, prodding, challenging and provoking the others into revealing themselves".

MSN News described Nathan Young saying he was "undoubtedly the star of the show".

Debnath expressed that although for a large number of people Nathan Young was "the most entertaining character on the show" because of his "schoolboy humour and penchant for annoying everyone but the audience" his departure did not detract from the quality of the show.