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Running Girl

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Episode 1
Australia: December 05, 2007
Written by Roger Simpson
Directed by Ken Cameron

Set in and around 232, an up-market city brothel, Satisfaction reveals the world of five high-class excorts and their manager as they juggle the pressures of their private lives with their secret profession.

Guest Starring: Robert Mammone as Nick, Sullivan Stapleton as Josh, Nicholas Bell as Alexander, Bruce Alexander as Achilles, Rebecca Moore as Bonnie, Arianthe Galani as Mrs G, Nicholas Opolski as Warwick, Richard Piper as Raymond, Matt Boesenberg as Dougie, Nick Farnell as Robert, Simon Woodward as Kind Eyes, Hannah Roe as Young Chloe, Benjamin McNair as Truckie, Amanda Levie as Chloe's Mother, Brendan Coustley as Laurie, Aldo Lentini as Host, Sam D'Amato as Potential Client, Aaron Catalan as Christian Client

Mrs. Hyde

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Episode 2
December 05, 2007
Written by Fiona Seres
Directed by ?

High class escort Mel finds herself challenged by Johnny Lake, a rock star client with a huge ego and some damaging sexual problems. Seeking out her elusive lover Tim, who suggests she come away with him, Mel is tempted by the security of someone she knows and loves.

Guest Starring: Robert Mammone as Nick, Nicholas Bell as Alexander, Bruce Alexander as Achilles, David Roberts as Tim, Martin Dingle-Wall as Johnny, Melissa Chambers as Female Assistant, Luke Mullins as Paolo, Jasper Bagg as Jamie, Jenet Booth as Yoga Teacher, Craig Annis as Young Client, Jeffrey Nassif as Trampler, Blanca Perez as Masseuse

Jizz

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Episode 3
December 12, 2007
Written by Matt Ford
Directed by Paul Moloney

Heather and her partner Ally want to have a baby, using Ally's goof friend Gary. But when Gary's new partner Edie's troublesome attitude comes to light and legal contracts get waved around, Heather and Ally angrily end the arrangement. Heather devises an unusual solution which sends Ally into a tailspin.

Guest Starring: Robert Mammone as Nick, Sullivan Stapleton as Josh, Nicholas Bell as Alexander, Bruce Alexander as Achilles, Rebecca Moore as Bonnie, Yesse Spence as Ally, Fletcher Humphries as Gary, Isabella Dunwill as Edie, Damian Walshe-Howling as Gino, Bruce Myles as Owen, Stan Tsitas as Vinnie, Kristie Jandric as Rosie

Lauren Rising

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Episode 4
December 19, 2007
Written by Katherine Thomson
Directed by Paul Moloney

The harsh reality of 232 hits newly initiated Lauren in the face, and sees her scurry back to the familiarity of suburbia. But when Chloe pursues her, Lauren realises sex work will help her confront the breakdown of her marriage to Phil and some uncomfortable sexual issues. Returning to 232, Lauren regains her cofidence, gets herself a thankful regular and develops the steel to order Phil out of her life.

Guest Starring: Robert Mammone as Nick, Nicholas Bell as Alexander; Don Halbert as Phil, Louise Griffin as Kate, Anthony Hammer as Ash, Jude Beaumont as Wendy, Blair Venn as Hank the Marathon Man, Kristoff Kaczmarek as Vadim, Luke Hemsworth as Paul the Butcher, Stephen Carracher as Bob, James Sorensen as Private School Boy #1, Nick Russell as Private School Boy #2, Kristie Jandric as Rosie, Shaun Worrell as Potential Client

Truth

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Episode 5
December 26, 2007
Written by Deb Cox
Directed by Daina Reid

Tippi is perplexed by a client, Aiden, who seems to be suppressing his sexual urges. Chloe comes clean with Bonnie abbout her work and Bonnie promptly shuts sown. Thinking it will help, Chloe decides to cool things with Josh, but Bonnie is doubly annoyed. Lauren discovers Heather is pregnant and lends her support. Finally, Tippi learns the shattering truth about her mystery client.

Guest Starring: Robert Mammone as Nick, Sullivan Stapleton as Josh, Nicholas Bell as Alexander; Bruce Alexander as Achilles, Rebecca Moore as Bonnie, Robert Menzies as Aiden, Arianthe Galani as Mrs G, Yesse Spence as Ally, Ben Harkin as Tutor, Abbe Holmes as Middle Aged Student, Christopher Gillett as Young Student, Jesse Stapleton as Voyeur, Caesar Cordovana as Featherman, Chris Winer as All Day Sucker

Family

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Episode 6
January 02, 2008
Written by Roger Simpson
Directed by Daina Reid

Tippi negotiates her relationship with Aiden, but realises there's no room for him in her life. Surprisingly, Bonnie gives Chloe the okay to go back to work. Pregnant Heather is offered some on-going support from Alex while one of Lauren's clients brushes up on his seduction skills, which she misinterprets as intended for her. Nick helps Mel with a legal matter.

Guest Starring: Robert Mammone as Nick, Nicholas Bell as Alexander; Rebecca Moore as Bonnie, Robert Menzies as Aiden, Blair Venn as Hank the Marathon Man, Debra Lawrence as Margaret, Steve Mouzakis as Gotleib, Ruth Bamford as Kirsten, Alexander Coleman as Tonto, Tahu Marumau as Security Guard, June Leijon as Tippi's Mother, Jurgen Loos as Tippi's Father

Rubber Dubber

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Episode 7
January 09, 2008
Written by Katherine Thomson
Directed by Ken Cameron

A constant stream of regulars greets Chloe on her return to work, as well as an old friend who reminds Chloe of her achievements. But at home she's rocked to discover Bonnie's dangerous internet activities. Lauren is shaken when her children announce they're moving to America with their father, while Heather's under pressure to sell the home she shared with Ally.

Guest Starring: Robert Mammone as Nick; Bruce Alexander as Achilles, Rebecca Moore as Bonnie, Jason Chong as Peter Yuan, Louise Griffin as Kate, Anthony Hammer as Ash, Jude Beaumont as Wendy, Ditch Davey as Rosso, Frank Magree as Para, Mark Raffety as Ralph, Matt Boesenberg as Dougie, Marcus Costello as Danny, Kristie Jandric as Rosie

Zipless

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Episode 8
January 16, 2008
Written by Fiona Seres, Samantha Winston
Directed by Ken Cameron

Tippi embarks on an unusual adventure with a long-term client, which becomes life threatening. Meanwhile, Mel finds a significant amount of money mysteriously deposited in her bank account and is further perplexed when she is faced with Nick's shady past. Heather moves in with Lauren, while Chloe's confusion continues over her relationship with Josh and Bonnie's attitude to her work. Troubled by Nick's overnight disappearance, Nat worries about her father's activities.

Guest Starring: Robert Mammone as Nick, Sullivan Stapleton as Josh, Bruce Alexander as Achilles, Rebecca Moore as Bonnie, Teague Rook as Geoffrey, Mark Raffety as Ralph, Travis Cotton as Bobby Brooks, Shane McNamara as Garth, Christopher Brown as Maitre D, Beate Tierney as Tippi's Mother, Kristie Jandric as Rosie, Warren Henningsen as Barman, Matt Holly as Young Boy

Paying For It

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Episode 9
January 23, 2008
Written by Matt Ford
Directed by Paul Moloney

Chloe, Bonnie and Josh begin counselling sessions and Josh proposes marriage, which fails to appease Chloe's troubled mind. Nat and Nick are faced with a huge tax bill, which puts a strain on their relationship, whil Mel's lover Tim reappears and makes a claim on her. Lauren's former husband Phil tells her he needs to sell the family home and Heather's decision about the baby appears to be cemented.

Guest Starring: Robert Mammone as Nick, Nicholas Bell as Alexander, Sullivan Stapleton as Josh, Rebecca Moore as Bonnie, David Roberts as Tim, Don Halbert as Phil, Jason Chong as Peter Yuan, Adrian Mulraney as Dr Wheatley, Karen Roberts as Sister Kristine, Tim Sullivan as John Andrews, Andrew Curry as Thomas Silk, Richard Davies as Trent Davis, Mark Raffety as Ralph, Damian Walshe-Howlng as Gino, Matt Boesenberg as Dougie, Alexis Beebe as Receptionist, Paul Rogers as Patient, Kristie Jandric as Rosie

Slaying the Goat

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Episode 10
January 30, 2008
Written by Matt Ford
Directed by Paul Moloney

News that 232 is on the market inspires Lauren to lobby the girls to form a syndicate. Mel's disappointment in Tim propels her to contemplate ownership of the brothel and a committed relationship with Nick. Heather's decision about the baby is taken out of her hands, while a client and his wife help Tippi rediscover the fun in her work. As Nick prepares to set up house with Mel, an unexpected visitor from his past changes the course of Nick's life.

Guest Starring: Robert Mammone as Nick, Sullivan Stapleton as Josh, Nicholas Bell as Alexander, Rebecca Moore as Bonnie, David Roberts as Tim, Blair Venn as Hank the Marathon Man, Don Halbert as Phil, Jason Chong as Peter Yuan, Adrian Mulraney as Dr Wheatley, Richard Davies as Trent Davis, Suzannah McDonald as Jasmine Davies, Peter Stefanou as Real Estate Agent, Travis Cotton as Bobby Brooks, Alexander Coleman as Goat Man