Video: The Golden Girl (Lisa McCune) on 60 Minutes
Peter Overton talks to Lisa McCune about her life and work…
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Tag: Blue Heelers
TV Week: “Bowler Bows Out” Blue Heelers 13th January 1996
BLUE HEELERS star Grant Bowler is leaving the hit show after more than two years as bad-boy cop Constable Wayne Patterson.
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TV Week: “Black & Blue Heeler” Blue Heelers & Fire 13th January 1996
The physical demands of Lisa’s job are turning her into a … Black & Blue Heeler … and Fire newcomer Totti is also feeling the heat!
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TV WEEK: “Killer Defence” Blue Heelers 23rd July 2005
Kelly’s friends rally round when her dad’s murderer shows up.
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John Wood: Blue Heelers
John Wood spent 12 years playing Sergeant Tom Croydon on Blue Heelers. To celebrate the release of his autobiography “How I Clawed My Way to the Middle”
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John Wood – How I Clawed My Way to the Middle
‘Your job is to go out there, grab the audience by the balls, and drag them up on stage with you!’ I was flabbergasted. This I understood. A language that I spoke – had spoken most of my life. It was the best acting note I ever got.
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New Idea: “I lived on $3 a week” Blue Heelers 4th February 2000
Through the loveable Senior Sergeant Tom Croydon, John Wood has become one of Australia’s most popular actors. But fame and fortune hasn’t come easily for the star of Blue Heelers, who says he owes it all to an old friend.
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Hal McElroy: Water Rats
Hal McElroy developed Water Rats with John Hugginson and Tony Morphett. The show ran for 6 years on the Nine Network and was very successful overseas. Hal was executive producer for the first 66 episodes.
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“Mount Thomas Makeover” Blue Heelers 14th July 2004
The country comfort cop show mutates from blue to black.
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“G’day Neighbour” Neighbours
John Wood, the beloved face of Aussie TV drama, rolls up in Ramsay Street this week.
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“Heeding The Call” Murder Call 8th September 1997
With a new role and a new love, Peter Mochrie’s restless years are past…
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TV Week: “Farewell Blue Heelers” Blue Heelers 30th August 2003
TV Week30th August 2003 “Police! Don’t move!”… That was my first line as...
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TV Week: “Goodbye Tess” Blue Heelers 30th August 2003
TV Week30th August 2003 Nosy visitors, fury at colleagues, tears, a medical crisis…...
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TV Week: “To The Max” SeaChange 31st July 1999
He’s fine from Heeler to Pearl Bay’s hottest arrival, Max Connors, but William McInnes can’t see what all the fuss is about…
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TV Week: “Love and other catastrophes” Blue Heelers 26th April 1997
A life-or-death situation forces Maggie and P.J. to finally face up to their feelings.
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- 1976 Solo One debuted in Melbourne. The spin off series from Matlock Police followed Gary Hogan. The series would run for 13 episodes.
