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Episode 2.01Australia: Monday, May 05, 2003Canada: Monday, March 01, 2004 Written by Kristen Dunphy, Directed by Brendan Maher A series of poisonings are linked to a local supermarket chain. Products at the store are being tampered with and demands have been made by an extortionist. The detective’s efforts to solve the case are hampered by the store’s management who hope to keep the story out of the media, but it soon becomes too much for Joe who goes to the press to warn the public. Nicole rejoins her colleagues at Kingsway as Constable Brown.©tzuk Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Ivy latimer as Lel, Joe Petruzzi as Ace, Andrew Doolan as Ben Melder, Jo Briant as Martina Lewis, Romy Bartz as Miss Robinson, Alexander O’Lachlan as Ian Mack, Jerome Pride as Glen Carlisle, Derek Metzger as Irate Man, Tanya Goldberg as Doctor, Manny Katz as Bill Santo, Adrian Snodgrass as Eric Galsworthy, Caitlin Hunter as Lisa Kemp, Nicola Cuthbertson as Bank Official, Emine Mehmet as Beth Santo, Mariane O’Connell as Gemma, Benson Anthony as Irate Man’s Son, Mark Duncan as Ace Stunt Double (Motorbike), Brett Sheerin as Theo Stunt Double (Driving), Michael Duncan as Stunt Diversion Driver, Danny Ryan as Stunt Pedestrian, Inge Sidnik as Sophie Stunt DoubleEpisode 2.02Australia: May 12, 2003Canada: March 02, 2004 Written by David Phillips, Directed by Brendan Maher A beach party goes terribly wrong when a teenage girl is found dead on the beach the following morning. Joe’s life is once again thrown into turmoil when his father, absent from his life for the last twenty years, shows up on his doorstep wanting to reconnect with his family.©tzuk Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Ivy latimer as Lel, Ray Barrett as Barry Hill, Maeve Dermody as Amanda Payne, Ritchie Branco as Darcy Worth, Adam Cahill as Mark Sorvino, Chris Foy as Eric Payne, Ryan Johnson as Jared Muntz aka ‘Mungo’, Bill Conn as Dr Worth, David Whitney as Doug Payne, Josephine Hayflas as Phoebe, Amelia Patomaki as Cordelia, Michael Maxwell as Darcy’s LawyerEpisode 2.03Australia: May 19, 2003Canada: March 03, 2004 Written by John Misto, Directed by Ian Watson Theo goes undercover to infiltrate a drug smuggling operation involving lawyer Ray Jarvis [ep 1.03]. The difficult job turns life threatening when his cover is blown forcing him to rely on a woman he has become involved with to keep him alive. Nicole struggles to pull the trigger during a training exercise.©tzuk Guest cast: Jason Clarke as Jarvis, Sandy Winton as Simon Ball, Leeanna Walsman as Angie, Robert Morgan as Bruno, Karlis Zaid as Sol, Rod Power as Sergeant Phil, Wil Traval as Uniformed Cop, Jonathan Poynter as Customs Officer, Chris Mitchell as Bruno Diving DoubleEpisode 2.04Australia: May 26, 2003Canada: March 04, 2004 Written by Tim Pye, Directed by Ian Watson The body of a newborn baby is unearthed in a churchyard after a priest reluctantly comes forward with information given to him in confession about a possible body buried in the local presbytery. When the priest is later found hanged in his office, the detective’s initial though is suicide, but why would a priest commit a mortal sin by taking his own life? Could the deaths be related? Joe’s new girlfriend, Harriet’s best friend, pressures him to tell Harriet about their relationship.©tzuk Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Simone Kessell as Kaz, Tim Campbell as Father Michael Connelly, Michela Noonan as Dana, Maeliosa Stafford as Father Tom Byrne, Jason Montgomery as Chris, Oliver Torr as Brendan McTierney, Tessa Rose as Sonia Price, Lamberto Bianchi as Supermarket Owner, Kosta Doukas as Crowd Control Policeman, Peter Takacs as Forensic Officer, Phillip Partridge as Father Michael Stunt DoubleEpisode 2.05Australia: June 02, 2003Canada: March 05, 2004 Written by Sam de Bristo, Directed by Ken Cameron A star soccer player is murdered in an apparent robbery attempt on the club’s offices. The slowly developing investigation upsets Hudson and nearly costs Theo his life when a surveillance job goes wrong. Joe’s relationship with Kaz suffers a serious setback when his family responsibilities clash with her desire for a good time.©tzuk Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Ivy Latimer as Lel, Simone Kessell as Kaz, Lionel Haft as Gus Dramah, Ashley Lyons as Fabian Mercurio, Miritana Hughes as Gilbert Hake, Holly Brisley as Amber Flood, John Seru as Noxy, Rodney Kamati as Romy Jusef aka Juice, Isaac Porter as Heidi Taumopeau, Palestina Milovale Masoe as Kelepi, Tony Chu as Doctor, Inge Sidnik as Sophie Driving Stunt DoubleEpisode 2.06Australia: June 23, 2003Canada: March 08, 2004 Written by Peter Gawler and Kym Goldsworthy, Directed by Ken Cameron The skeletal remains of a missing teenage girl are discovered in the national park following a controlled burn, leading detectives into a series of fifteen-year-old missing persons cases. The investigation takes on a personal note for Hudson who is still haunted by the unsolved disappearance and presumed murder of another teenage girl. Information from a woman who was an attempted abductee leads to a suspect who is now dead, forcing Hudson to turns his attentions to the man’s former girlfriend. Hudson is determined to get he woman to talk, but how far will the by-the-book sergeant go to get a confession?©tzuk Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Anne Louise Lambert as Valerie Dunn, Tamara Cook as Dawn O’Toole, Andrew Windsor as Ray, Tanmaya as Bernie Capper, Maree Duffy as Leigh, Carole Skinner as Mrs Simms, Sean Taylor as Colin Lightfoot, Loren Piefke as Debbie Dunn, Brendan Ritson as Uniformed CopNote: Anne Louise Lambert, who played the mother of the last missing girl, is best known for the haunting movie "Picnic at Hanging Rock", in which she played a school girl who goes missing. Episode 2.07 (29)Australia: June 09, 2003Canada: March 09, 2004 Written by Keith Thompson, Directed by Lynn Hegarty A frantic early morning visit by an old friend of Harriet’s may be an omen of an investigation not yet begun when he later comes forward to police to report having been in the company of a woman the night she was killed. The detectives are torn between two suspects, Joe believing Harriet’s friend being unable to recall events of the night in question makes him an obvious suspect while Harriet looks at the woman's fiancé as the more likely suspect.©tzuk Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Nicholas Bishop as Lachlan Shaw, Emma Jackson as Danni, Simon Bossell as Adam Christie, Randall Mettam as Hayden, Mark Kilmurry as David Horrocks, Stirdeesh Apana as Store Manager, Mike Reid as Benny, Helen Bauer as Jude, Roberto Budera as Bouncer, Nicholas Scurlock as BarmanEpisode 2.08Australia: June 31, 2003Canada: March 10, 2004 Written by David Phillips, Directed by Lynn Hegarty The annual bowling match between Kingsway and Monterey detectives is interrupted by the week’s eighth drug overdose. It appears a lethal batch of heroin has hit the streets causing the fatal overdoses. Surveillance of a suspect reveals a familiar face—Joe’s former partner, Jack McCabe. Now working as a private investigator after leaving the police service prior to being forced out, Jack reveals he is working on a kidnapping case involving the wife of a local businessman. Jack doesn’t care much for Harriet who is suspicious of Jack and the whole case. Seeing the kidnapped woman’s husband with a girlfriend only heightens her suspicions and calls everyone’s motives into question.©tzuk Guest cast: Nicholas Bishop as Lachlan Shaw, Simon Westaway as Jack McCabe, Richard Gyoerfly as Renato “Traffic” Baggio, Scott Ferguson as Maurie Tennyson, Peter Callan as Warren “Shoes” Dunlop, Adrian Brown as James “Jimmy” Lee, Suzie Stapleton as Hope, Jamie Broadbent as Ben Tennyson, Ashlee Broadbent as Amy Tennyson, Alissa Bruce as Grace Tennyson, Cathy Shin as Shen-Tu, Michael Hodge as Goon #1 (Stunt), Adam Stripp as Goon #2 (Stunt), Nigel Harbach as Uniformed Cop (Stunt)Note: Suzie Stapleton’s character Hope appeared previously in episode 1.10 Episode 2.09Australia: July 07, 2003Canada: March 11, 2004 Written by John Misto, Directed by Ian Watson When a Kingsway bank is robbed over the weekend, the detectives’s suspicions fall on the bank’s manager who is nowhere to be found. Fran’s arrest for impaired driving exposes troubles in her personal life.©tzuk Also Starring: Linda Cropper as Fran HoffmanGuest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Nicholas Bishop as Lachlan Shaw, Jeanette Cronin as Catherine, Penny McNamee as Alicia Moore, Julieanne Newbould as Daphne Mullins, Alexander Jenkins as Jeremy Mullins, Lucas J Connolly as Errol Watson, David Terry as Dr Gin Barker, Justin Martin as Damien, Bob King as Brett, Roger Trevitt as Rory Gibson Note: Rosemarie Netterfield played Catherine in series 1 Episode 2.10Australia: July 14, 2003Canada: March 12, 2004 Written by Tim Pye, Directed by Ian Watson The stabbing death of an Olympic rower appears to be an open and shut case with a suspect’s quick confession but the revelation that the guilty man’s girlfriend accused the rower of rape suggests the murder may have been a revenge killing. Vincent’s eager new partner causes him some concerns and gives Sophie a reason to reevaluate her relationship with Theo.©tzuk Also Starring: Linda Cropper as Fran HoffmanGuest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent (uncredited), Nicholas Bishop as Lachlan Shaw, Tasma Walton as Gemma Mancuzzo, Brooke Harman as Joy Garret, Douglas Blaikie as Luke Parry, Troy Planet as Bill Hyman, Angela Elphick as Judith, Elspeth MacTavish as Defence Barrister, Lee Martin as Magistrate, Sam Wilcox as Bob McClymont, Greg Eccleston as Jury Foreman, Pietro Desiderio as Man at auction, Anthony Robinson as Auctioneer, Natalie Page as Judge Episode 2.11Australia: July 21, 2003Canada: March 15, 2004 Written by Kristen Dunphy, Directed by Ken Cameron Sophie and Theo cross the line from work partners to lovers but their budding relationship is threatened when they investigate a shooting, a case whose cultural overtones have Sophie questioning how serious Theo is about their future together. Joe and Harriet are sent overseas on an assignment but the trip is not quite the tropical holiday Joe had envisioned.©tzuk Guest cast: Tasma Walton as Gemma Mancuzzo, Waddah Sari as Taj Hadad, Kristy Wright as Summah Shareef, Albert Nassour as Melhem Shareef, Jaye Paul as Mr. Userph Shareef, Barbara Gouskos as Mrs. Loubna Shareef, Ryan Clark as Michael Spencer, Tom Mapusua as Jimmy, Tito Schmidt as Macka, Rooz Ahmadian as Natim ShareefEpisode 2.12Australia: July 28, 2003Canada: March 16, 2004 Written by Deborah Parsons, Directed by Ken Cameron Kingsway detectives investigate the brutal murder of a Filipino woman. They suspect the involvement of the woman’s husband and possibly one or both of his parents but all parties have alibis and no one is prepared to talk. Sophie informs Hudson about her and Theo’s relationship.©tzuk Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Nicholas Bishop as Lachlan Shaw, Andy Rodoreda as Charlie Ciric, Anthony Phelan as Terry Ciric, Mercia Deane-Johns as Connie Ciric, Ming-Zhu Hii as Rosa, Christopher Pitman as Dr. Hannes, Alexander Doson as Michael Ciric, Brett Sheerin as Theo Stunt Double, Inge Sidnik as Sophie Stunt Double, Maria Pau as MarcellineEpisode 2.13Australia: August 04, 2003Canada: March 17, 2004 Written by David Phillips, Directed by Daniel Nettheim Over the years, Detective Sergeant Joe Hill has had the highly dubious Nick Karados in his sights many times. But Nick has always managed to stay just out of Joe's reach. Could that be about to change? Nick, who now appears to be involved in a stolen luxury-car racket, is about to meet Joe’s colleague, Detective Senior Constable Harriet Walker. Working undercover, Harriet pretends to be in the market for a top-end vehicle. Will Nick fall for her charms or will her dangerous game soon be up? Guest cast: Corey Page as Nick Karados, Caroline Brazier as Sonia Parry, Paul Pantano as Laser, Andrea Wallis as Adriana Clay, Darren Weller as Colin Blum, Brett Sheerin as Nick Stunt Double, Min Windle as Harriet Stunt DoubleEpisode 2.14Australia: August 11, 2003Canada: March 18, 2004 Written by Tim Pye, Directed by Daniel Nettheim The death of a fruiterer seems the result of a war between two organised crime gangs. Or is it just personal? Could Harriet be suffering from a case of the green-eyed monster? She certainly seems anything but chuffed when rookie constable Nicole Brown moves in on the close professional bond Harriet has formed with Joe Hill. Nicole was once involved in a steamy relationship with Joe. Now Harriet can't help feeling that her professional territory is being invaded. Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Ian Roberts as Frank Gambino, Bruce Venables as Angelo Nitti, Dina Panozzo as Theresa Nitti, Michael Denkha as Marinade, Lauren Clair as Lindy Marsh, Jeamin Lee as Mrs. Lee, Gary Lo as Jason Lee, Manuel Terron as Reno Bulgari, Rob Simper as Tony Marinato, Chris Mitchell as Police Diver #1, Brett Sheerin as Police Diver #2Episode 2.15Australia: August 18, 2003Canada: March 19, 2004 Written by David Ogilvy, Directed by Ian Watson A complaint filed against Hudson by an ex-con who accuses him of fabricating evidence places his career on the line when he loses the Commissioner's confidence. Joe unwavering support for Hudson only makes the situation worse when, with no evidence, he questions Hudson’s accuser in relation to a recent armed robbery. Hudson is forced to take the blame for the incident to keep Joe in the clear but in doing so gets suspended. Loyalties at Kingsway are divided as Joe continues his pursuit to clear Hudson but Harriet warns him it may not be possible. Joe’s father returns but Joe is no more sympathetic than the last time he appeared. Guest cast:Episode 2.16Australia: August 25, 2003Canada: March 22, 2004 Written by Michael Miller, Directed by Ian Watson A security guard is murdered during a break and enter at the fortress-like home of a wealthy banker. The only forensic evidence is a child’s tooth discovered near his body, but could a child be capable of such a horrific crime? Joe’s father, in failing health, resurfaces in his life hoping for a reconciliation.©tzuk Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Ivy Latimer as Lel, Ray Barrett as Barry Hill, Megan Dorman as Wendy Owen, Anthony Johnsen as Louis The Fly, David Woodley as Howard Carter, Jo Jo Yee as Annie Seto, Rupert Cox as Kieran McAffrey, Ross McQuinn as Ned Owen, Damian Bradford as Joel Curran, Alan Zitner as Cab Driver, Howard Lin as Sonny Seto, Greg Bull as Kleen, Jack O’Shea as Craig McAffrey, Sharne Brock as Mary McAffrey, Ian Cockburn as Homeless ManNote: Megan Dorman and her character previously appeared in episode 1.20 Episode 2.17Australia: September 01, 2003Canada: March 23, 2004 Written by Sam de Bristo, Directed by Ken Cameron An old couple appear to be attempting to import heroin into the country when the drug is found concealed in their Thai holiday souvenirs. Are they just innocent carriers are were they trying to finance their retirement through drug smuggling? Theo is stabbed with a needle during a scuffle. He wants to keep the incident under wraps but doing so requires him to distance himself from Sophie.©tzuk Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Angela Punch McGregor as Win Absolom, Ryan Johnson as Mungo Muntz, Alan Cinis as Mr. Greene, Jarred Dean as Ben Blake, Luke Rogers as Otto Manning, Ric Herbert as Deeke Wiley, Tom McCarville as Big Tom, Amanda Buckley as Karen, Ivy Mak as Hooker, Warren Ring as Digger Absolom, Glenn Butcher as Theo’s DoctorEpisode 2.18Australia: September 08, 2003Canada: March 24, 2004 Written by Keith Thompson, Directed by Ken Cameron The Kingsway detectives are drawn into the medical world when an anaesthetist is found dead in a hospital car park. Was it a random attack or did malpractice have something to do with it? Their investigations soon reveal that the murder victim had many skeletons in her closet. But so too, it seems, do several of the other doctors and patients at the hospital where she worked. Meanwhile, having sworn Harriet to secrecy over being stabbed with a needle by a junkie, Theo is furious when she breaks his confidence. Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Lorna Leslie as Dr. Rebecca Howell, Nicholas Brown as Damien Lewis, Brandon Burke as Carl Burgess, David Hynes as Noel Jamison, Antony Grey as Andrew Duncan, Naomi Vaughan as Dr. Fiona Fawkner, Verushka Darling as Gregg Romina Villanueva as Girl in Red Dress, Najia Akbarali as Amanda Lewis, Shaun Chua as Fighter, Greg Bull as Kleen, Phillip Partridge as Joe Stunt Double, Brett Sheerin as Theo Stunt DoubleEpisode 2.19Australia: September 15, 2003Canada: March 25, 2004 Written by Tim Pye, Directed by Daniel Nettheim When Nicole is called to the horrific murder of a young woman in a remote paddock, she’s forced to examine the way she views crime and criminals. Forensic tests reveal Diane Swift was raped, tortured and set on fire with petrol. The horror of the murder leads Nicole into a relationship with the woman’s best friend as she strives to understand the reasons behind the killing. Nicole’s empathy deepens when she’s asked to imitate Diane for a re-enactment of her last known movements in an attempt to generate badly needed leads. Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Justin Smith as Wayne Dobson, Matthew Dale as Murray Tripp, Jenelle Favarro as Emily Paslow, Justin Rosniak as Bobby Manel, Maggie Blinco as Doreen, Suzi Pye as Diane Swift, Michael Brownjohn as Brett, Matthew Foster as Nick Bryant, Murray Harman as Fireman, Gavin Douchkov as Fireman, Amanda Tolnay as Michelle, Neil Dupen as Photographer, Wil Traval as Constable Tom Saunders, Shane Hawkins as Bus Driver, Min Windle as Diane Stunt DoubleEpisode 2.20Australia: December 08, 2003Canada: March 26, 2004 Written by David Phillips, Directed by Daniel Nettheim Three elderly women are brutally murdered in their homes forcing the Kingsway detectives to determine if the crimes are the work of a serial killer or merely coincidence. Nicole calls upon Sophie’s estranged mother to help care for Eliot. Theo’s test results come back.©tzuk Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Bill Hunter as Fred Logan, Zoe Houghton as Patrea Wilcox, Kieran Darcy-Smith as Neil Jeffries, Tina Bursill as Carole, Marcel Bracks as Oscar, Dylan Redlich as Eliot, Lynne Murphy as Betty Reid, Barbara Stevens as Edith Franke, Amanda Wenham as Mrs. Bonner, Tonia Leigh as Julia CelliniEpisode 2.21Australia: December 15, 2003Canada: March 29, 2004 Written by Kristen Dunphy, Directed by Ian Watson The body of a young Asian girl in found in a garbage compactor, leading the Kingsway detectives to an international prostitution racket.©tzuk Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Ivy Latimer as Lel, Bree Beadman as Ruby, Sandy Winton as Simon, Alicia Kim as Sherry, Christopher Stollery as Don Hughes, Keith Agiers as Tony Aboud, Kenneth Moraleda as Edward Lam, Vicki No as Interpreter #1, Kyoung Kim as Interpreter #2, Stuart Robinson as Dempster, Susan Trainor as Immigration Official, Mark Slater as Guard, Victor Reyes as Meat Manager, Sigrid Langford Scherf as Brothel Receptionist, Stewart Armstrong as Brothel Client, HT Tran as Man Outside Brothel, Nicole Blake as Topless Hooker, Phillip Partridge as Stunt DriverEpisode 2.22 (finale)Australia: December 22, 2003Canada: March 30, 2004 Written by Kristen Dunphy, Directed by Ian Watson The lives of two of Kingsway’s finest detectives are in grave danger when Joe and Harriet are the targets of a terrifying car bomb attack outside the police station. While Harriet survives the blast, two uniformed policemen are seriously wounded. And things are about to get much worse for the crime-fighting duo as they continue their investigatation into the sex slave racket. Joe is devastated when an anonymous complaint is made against him, hinting at sexual misconduct with his daughters.©tzuk Guest cast: David Ritchie as Vincent, Ivy Latimer as Lel, Sandy Winton as Simon, Lucy Bell as Mia, Kenneth Moraleda as Edward Lam, Brian McDermott as Peter Gallagher, Masa Yamaguchi as John Tran, Wayne Pygram as Federal Boss, Mariane O’Connell as Gemma, Wil Traval as Constable Saunders, Marc Carra as Docs Officer - Greg, Caitlin Beresford-Ord as Docs Officer - Kim, Colin Borgonon as Lam’s Solicitor, Fiona Hash as Office Manager, Renee Lim as Housekeeper, Denice Weaver as Blonde Madam, Brett Sheerin as Stunt Van Driver / Joe Stunt Double, Mick Hodge as Hudson Stunt Double |
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