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You Wouldn't Be Dead For Quids

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Episode 1
Sun, August 04, 2019
525,000 viewers (10th)
Writer: Morgan O'Neill
Director: Jocelyn Moorhouse

Les Norton is a country bloke who blows into Sydney on the run from a troubled past. He gets a job as a bouncer at the infamous Kelly Club and finds himself dragged into a web of underground criminality.

Starring: Alexander Bertrand as Les Norton, Kate Box as Lauren "Lozza" Johnson, Hunter Page-Lochard as Billy Dunne, Pallavi Sharda as Georgie Burman, Syd Zygier as Const. Emily Gold, Steve Le Marquand as Sgt Ray "Thumper" Burrell, Justin Rosniak as Eddie Salita, David Wenham as Price Galese, Rebel Wilson as Doreen Bognor

With: Angus Sampson as The Narrator, Stephen Peacocke as Murray "Muzza" Norton, Daryl Colquhoun as Bishop, Luke Davis as Teen, Mike Duncan as Biker, David Hunt as Police Commissioner, Stuart Katzen as Murphy, Nem Logan as Jasmin, Kyran Lynch as Teen, Nick McKinless as Bald Biker, Apinya Nantanon as Preeda, Tim Parsons as Biker, Keawalee Phumprueksa as Dao, Luke Quinton as Fat Biker, Ian Roberts as Danny "Foghorn" McCormick, Kyle Rowling as Pony Tail Biker, Ryan Tarran as Shelby, Stephanie Beck as Skateboarder, Jackie Murray as Dao Double, Phil Partridge as Thumper Double, Phil Partridge as Les Double

Wrongside Rossiter

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Episode 2
August 11, 2019
436,000 viewers (11th)
Writer: Morgan O'Neill
Director: Jocelyn Moorhouse

After a bomb is discovered under the bonnet of Price's prized Rolls Royce, the Kelly Club crew are on high alert and Les goes from doorman to muscle for Sydney's Mr Big, and he's not happy about it.

With: Angus Sampson as The Narrator, Milly Alcock as Sian, Aidan Gillett as Wrongside, Aaron Glenane as Tony Levine, Kell Graham as Sir Kenneth, Benhur Helwend as Arthit, Jean Hinchliffe as Pia Galese, David Hunt as Justice Short, Alex Jewson as Shifty, Rhys Muldoon as The Minister, Alistair Munroe as Photographer, Susan Prior as Chenille, Ian Roberts as Danny "Foghorn" McCormack, Georgie Blackwell as Chenille Double, Stan Veniminov as Wrongside Double, Georgie Blackwell as Patron, Andy Clarke as Patron, Xanthia Marinelli as Patron,

Bowen Lager

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Episode 3
August 18, 2019
389,000 viewers (11th)
Writer: Morgan O'Neill
Director: David Caesar

When Lozza needs a replacement actor for her big beer commercial, Les finds himself in the spotlight. The identity of the woman gunning for Price is revealed.

With: Angus Sampson as The Narrator, Stephen Peacocke as Murray "Muzza" Norton, Trevor Ashley as Ruben (Make-Up Artist), Erin Bruce as Hotel Clerk, Rowan Chapman as Baden Bender, Kieran Clancy-Lowe as Hobo (Director), Anthony Clayton as Balding Waiter, Pip Edwards as A.D., Rob Flanagan as Colin, John Harding as Bevan Bender, Greg Hatton as Boofhead The Grip, Brett Heath as Publican, Benhur Helwend as Arthit, Bianca Jones as Elaine, Ali Kadhim as Bad Ass Thai #2, Daniel Krige as Referee — Steve Clarke, Jordan Le Goueff as Bruce Bender, Oscar Lin as Writer, Toru Moriya as Japanese Man, Eddie Niravong as Bad Ass Thai #3, Phil Partridge as Blayne Bender, Jumbo Pengthong as Bad Ass Thai #1, Dennis Ridewood as Malcolm, Mia Evans Rorris as April (Runner), Jack Singleton as Ad Guy, Liam Soden as Actor, Jack Wetere as Tank, Cory Beeston as Pub Goer, Kerry Blaxeman as Maori, Sebastian Dickins as Concreter 3, Mark Duncan as Concreter 2, Dion Gleeson as Pub Goer, Sean Hartnett as Concreter 6, Peter Hill as Pub Goer, Neal Horton as Concreter 5, Rhys James as Concreter 4, Steve Morris as Concreter 1, Gulliver Page as Bikie, Phil Partridge as Les Double, Phil Partridge as Bevan Double

The Boys from Binjiwunyawunya

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Episode 4
August 25, 2019
353,000 viewers (15th)
Writer: Morgan O'Neill
Director: Dadia Abboud

Les and Billy help Price deal with an unusual property problem using unusual means. Les’ rising fame becomes a liability as Price’s enemies close in.

With: Angus Sampson as The Narrator, Rhys Muldoon as The Minister, Trevor Jamieson as Yarrawalla, Jobe Adams as Tjalkalieri, Leon Burchill as Mumbi, Emma Louise as Barmaid, Meyne Wyatt as Percy Kilby, Mark Coles-Smith as Jack "Palings" Murphy, Ian Roberts as Danny "Foghorn" McCormick, Garth Russell as The Premier, Benhur Helwend as Arthit, Ali Kadhim as Bad Ass Thai #2, Eddie Niravong as Bad Ass Thai #3, Jumbo Pengthong as Bad Ass Thai #1

Lobster Mobster

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Episode 5
September 01, 2019
337,000 viewers (12th)
Writer: Christopher Lee
Director: David Caesar

Les sets out to spruce up his and Lozza's apartment, but finds himself at the centre of a man hunt. Pressure mounts on Price's allies.

With: Angus Sampson as The Narrator, Nina Bartling as Prostitute, Andrew Den as Drug Baron, Benhur Helwend as Arthit, Ali Kadhim as Bad Ass Thai #2, Katharina Keil as Sunbather, Eddie Niravong as Bad Ass Thai #3, Jumbo Pengthong as Bad Ass Thai #1, Grahame Reinthal as Banker, Rachel Roan as Young P.A., Giselle Scales as Sunbather, Andrew Shaw as Muscles, David Shire as Surfer Dude, George Xanthis as Gary "Gazza" Kanarakis, Mike Duncan as Thumper Double

Note: Rebel Wilson scenes directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse

Tight Arse

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Episode 6
September 08, 2019
320,000 viewers (13th)
Writer: Morgan O'Neill, Malcolm Knox
Director: Fabia Abboud

The Kelly Club coffers are dwindling and Les discovers an unlikely source of funds. Price tries to save face as Dolores tightens the screws on him and his network.

With: Angus Sampson as The Narrator, Susan Prior as Chenille, Rhys Muldoon as The Minister, Danny Adcock as Mousey, Stephen Anderton as Reynolds, Nico Cortez as Guru Daniel, Luke Cussen as Constable Josh, Benhur Helwend as Arthit, Shane Imbert as Waiter, Mark Langham as Mr Smee, J.R. Laveta as Bulldog, Brendan Miles as Warden, Alex Neal as Snowy Hobson/Cop, Chris Scilinato as Prison Guard, Kevin Taumata as Maori Bloke, Jim Williams as Cult Member/Meditator, Brian Gammage as Bulldog's Mate, Nigel Harbach as Bulldog's Mate, Jason Ireland as Pothead Inmate, Lachlan Rose as Pothead Inmate

Note: Rebel Wilson scenes directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse

The Real Thing

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Episode 7
September 15, 2019
313,000 viewers (13th)
Writer: Shanti Gudgeon
Director: Fabia Abboud

Price sends Les to the North Coast to recoup the club's losses. Les fixes a problem and becomes torn between the city and the country. Emily makes a move.

With: Angus Sampson as The Narrator, Susan Prior as Chenille, Jess Bush as Betty, Shannon Dooley as Aerobics Instructor, Aaron Glenane as Tony Levine, Benhur Helwend as Arthit, Alex Maloney as Diane, Ivan Maroya as Haircut Guy, Luke Owen as Bodhi, Sam Parsonson as Reg, Henry Patterson as River, Erin Ramsay as Backpacker, John Samaha as Dry Cleaner, Matthew Vautin as Dwayne, George Xanthis as Gary “Gazza” Kanarakis, Philip Partridge as Les Double

Note: Rebel Wilson scenes directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse

Bush League

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Episode 8
September 22, 2019
307,000 viewers (11th)
Writer: Christopher Lee
Director: David Caesar

With pressure building from his time in Sydney, Les cops it from all sides at his big rugby league debut. Dolores and Thumper devise a plan against Price. Emily reveals a secret.

With: Angus Sampson as The Narrator, Stephen Peacocke as Murray "Muzza" Norton, Susan Prior as Chenille, Milly Alcock as Sian Galese, Stephen Anderton as Reynolds, Ambrose Golden Brown as Big Arthur, Kelly Butler as Ma'am, Rowan Chapman as Baden Bender, Matthew Cheetham as Roosters Photographer, Joseph Fala as Barman, Adam Franklin as Motivation Coach, Chloe Hanigan as Gun Prostitute, John Harding as Bevan Bender, Benhur Helwend as Arthit, Jean Hichliffe as Pia Gaiese, Jordan Le Goueff as Bruce Bender, Andrew Moore as Rugby League Commentator, Alex Neal as Snowy Hobson, Megan O'Connell as Media Coach, Philip Partridge as Blayne Bender, Paul Pedersen as Wayne Pearce, Peter Phelps as Mick Matthews, Ian Roberts as Danny "Foghorn" McCormack, Amanda Stephens-Lee as Psychologist, Connor Van Vurren as Cowboy, George Xanthis as Gary "Gazza" Kanarakis, Philip Partridge as Les Double,

Note: Rebel Wilson scenes directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse

Misery at the Selebo

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Episode 9
September 29, 2019
297,000 viewers (13th)
Writer: Jessica Tuckwell
Director: Morgan O'Neill

Dolores pushes Les to his limits after a personal attack on Price. Price grapples with his feelings for Georgie as his empire threatens to crumble. Thumper confronts Emily. Eddie comes clean.

With: Angus Sampson as The Narrator, Rhys Muldoon as The Minister, Milly Alcock as Sian Galese, Audrey Blyde as Concierge, Kelly Butler as Ma'am, Luke Cussen as Constable Josh, Jonny Hawkins as Benedict The Flamboyant Barman, Benhur Helwend as Arthit, Jean Hichliffe as Pia Galese, Nicholas Hope as Priest, Rachel Raynor as Room Service Person, Ian Roberts as Danny Foghorn McCormack, Joshua Shediak as Selebo Guest

Note: Rebel Wilson scenes directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse

Day of the Gecko

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Episode 10 (f)
October 06, 2019
273,000 viewers (12th)
Writer: Morgan O'Neill
Director: Morgan O'Neill

All eyes are on the handball court as Dolores, Thumper and the Kelly Club crew race against time. Les contemplates his farewell to Sydney.

Starring: Alexander Bertrand as Les Norton, Kate Box as Lauren "Lozza" Johnson, Hunter Page-Lochard as Billy Dunne, Pallavi Sharda as Georgie Burman, Syd Zygier as Const. Emily Gold, Steve Le Marquand as Sgt Ray "Thumper" Burrell, Justin Rosniak as Eddie Salita, David Wenham as Price Galese, Rebel Wilson as Dolores Bognor

With: Angus Sampson as The Narrator, Rhys Muldoon as The Minister, Matt Day as Gecko, Milly Alcock as Sian Galese, Tel Benjamin as Journalist, Kelly Butler as Ma'am, Richard Cotter as The Coroner, Tom Golding as Warwick Duffy, Benhur Helwend as Arthit, Jean Hichliffe as Pia Galese, Sean Lyall as Surfer #2, Gautier Pavlovic-Hobba as Surfer #1, Cymone Rose as TV Reporter, Rob Thompson as Photographer, George Xanthis as Gaz "Gazza" Kanarakis, Jean-Pierre Yerma as Hardware Store Owner, Stephen Peacocke as Murray "Muzza" Norton [uncredited]

Note: Rebel Wilson scenes directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse