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1993 ⭐ 6.7 13 Seasons 510 Eps English DramaWeb Series

Genre: Drama

Director: Tony Morphett, Hal McElroy

Cast: John Wood, Julie Nihill, Ditch Davey, Simone McAullay, Samantha Tolj

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Blue Heelers — Storyline

Blue Heelers was one of Australia's longest running weekly television drama series. Blue Heelers is a police drama series set in the fictional country town of Mount Thomas. Under the watchful eye of Tom Croydon (John Wood), the men and women of Mount Thomas Police Station fight crime, resolve disputes and tackle the social issues of the day. We watch their successes and their failures and learn to grow with them and their loved ones as the heart of the series develops.

Cast & Crew

  • Created by: Tony Morphett, Hal McElroy
  • Starring: John Wood, Julie Nihill, Ditch Davey, Simone McAullay, Samantha Tolj

Blue Heelers — Series Details

First Air Date 1993-09-10
Seasons 13
Episodes 510
Genre Drama
Language English
Network Seven Network
Status Ended
Rating 6.7/10 (17 votes)

Blue Heelers — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: A Woman's Place (1993-09-10) — ""Keep your hand's off him and we'll be friends""

    The new constable Maggie Doyle arrives in Mt. Thomas. She is faced with not only rampant chauvinism but the fact that she is stat

  • E2: Doing it Tough (1994-01-25) — ""Madam, this is not the local beauty palour, its the police station""

    Local farmer, Bob Crowley, is due to have his harvester repossessed. When Nick and Maggie escort the repo ag

  • E3: Why Give People Rights? They Only Abuse Them (1994-02-01) — ""But if I had locked him up he would still be alive""

    Maggie meets local school teacher Brian Shields and his wife. Shields is very anti-guns having been to Vietnam. He gets into

  • E4: Wives (1994-02-08) — ""Stand aside, Maggie on the case – what you got here Sherlock!""

    Wayne are Roz are celebrating her new business when the phone rings — there has been a burglary at the local an

  • E5: Waiting for Apples (1994-02-15) — ""Search warrants are for searching, we're tidying up""

    Tom Croydon is on leave and is assisting in the running of the local racing event at Mount Thomas. All is going well until

  • E6: Apprehended Violence (1994-02-22) — ""You two city slickers, that's country policing for you""

    A man shows up at the police station and confesses to murdering a his wife brother ten years ago. PJ interviews the man

  • E7: Life after Death (1994-03-01) — There's a fatal car accident in Mount Thomas and what was seventeen-year-old Claire Brady doing behind the wheel of a local farmer's utility? PJ turns debt collector.
  • E8: Domino Effect (1994-03-08) — ""One gurnsey, Essessdon colours, sign of a criminal mind in my book""

    Roz tells Wayne there is nothing for her in Mount Thomas and she feels like a failure, she asks Wayne if he

  • E9: Diary Entry (1994-03-15) — ""One of the three great answers – its not mine, I'm minding it for someone and I've never seen it before""

    Wayne returns to work after the shooting and the Boss informs the rest

  • E10: Visions Splendid (1994-03-22) — ""What's the point, Tom Croydon is stuck in the tenth century BC""

    Maggie and Wayne are out at Mrs Harris place following up her missing tractor, they find the tractor on her farm

  • E11: Abandoned (1994-03-26) — ""All right ladies this is still a police station lets not go all clucky""

    Its Roz Patterson first day at work as the Administration Assistant at the Mount Thomas police station.

  • E12: Damaged Goods (1994-04-05) — ""That's right Doyle, I say!""

    Roz Patterson is attending a local flea market when she is asked to give a presentation to the Country Women's Association. The Boss asks Wayne what

  • E13: Armed and Dangerous (1994-04-12) — ""What do you reckon son, seen enough of the Mount Thomas Hilton, ready to check out!""

    The Heelers attend a burglary at a local farm to discover the place has been trashed and th

  • E14: Reunion (1994-04-19) — ""Look here they brought in the dog squad, Annie Oakley and her mates""

    Tom asks Chris Riley to identify the body of her ex-husband. Chris goes to the mortuary with the support of

  • E15: Family Lies (1994-04-26) — ""You know Mags, your in the wrong job, if you want to play cap crusader you should been a social worker""

    The fate of a five-year-old boy hangs in the balance due to a maze of un

  • E16: Theft (1994-05-03) — ""Trouble is the eye and memory aren't always reliable""

    Wayne is out on patrol when he spots the white van that was reported stolen. Wayne radios back to inform that he will chec

  • E17: Meat is Hung, Men are Hanged (1994-05-10) — Residents protest when a paroled child killer returns to Mt. Thomas, an event that could have serious consequences for the town.
  • E18: Conduct Unbecoming (1994-05-17) — PJ meets his match when an old flame comes to town to solve a cattle duffing problem. Accused of theft, a woman charges her boss with sexual harassment.
  • E19: Good Cop, Bad Cop (1994-05-24) — The Blue Heelers are worried that Tom may be transferred back to Melbourne. Tom does not want to transfer to the city and his replacement is equally reluctant.
  • E20: The Final Season (1994-05-31) — Wayne's hero comes to Mt. Thomas and, as a violent drunk, he finds it hard to live up to his reputation. The shooting team competes.
  • E21: Payback (1994-06-07) — Nick is destined to lose another relationship when he is attracted to the driver in a fatal hit-and-run.
  • E22: Sex, Lives & Videotape (1994-06-14) — Tom is bewildered by his mate Charles Turner embezzling $10,000 from the football club's funds. Maggie and Wayne lock up a drunken, disorderly teen.
  • E23: The Men in Her Life (1994-06-21) — When Maggie's reputation is put on the line when she arrests her boyfriend's boss, an MP, for drunken driving. Her father comes to Mt. Thomas to help sort it out.
  • E24: A Bird in the Hand (1994-06-28) — Roz is assigned to help a boozing local constable after a case of bird-smuggling comes to light.
  • E25: Missing (1994-07-05) — Bill Mason hopes to follow up leads relating to the disappearance of his son Paul, four years earlier.
  • E26: Day in Court (1994-07-12) — The officers testify before a traveling magistrate. It's Maggie's first day in court presenting evidence and she's got butterflies.
  • E27: Nowhere to Run (1994-07-19) — A young girl is found dead, and her housemates, who are withholding information about her death, are suspected of involvement.
  • E28: Consequences (1994-07-26) — It appears that Bill Todd, owner of the local meatworks, is making a fortune by selling inferior carcasses as quality meat ”but visiting Inspector Faulkner insists that any action
  • E29: A Matter of Trust (1994-08-02) — A loiterer is brutally beaten; Roz's actions could have dire consequences when she gets personally involved with a domestic case and gives confidential information to a friend.
  • E30: Necessary Force (1994-08-09) — Moira shoots an unarmed intruder; When Roz witnesses a shooting over the telephone her life is radically changed prompting her to return to Melbourne.
  • E31: Bitter Harvest (1994-08-16) — When a rape occurs in Mt. Thomas, PJ thinks he recognises a drunken driver as the rape suspect. Is he right, or is he victimising an innocent man?
  • E32: Crazy like a fox (1994-08-23) — An angry man accuses an antique store owner of receiving stolen goods. Nick pulls over a car for speeding and is offered a bribe by the driver. A feuding brother and sister makes l
  • E33: Old Dogs, New Tricks (1994-08-30) — Nick and Maggie investigate some strange happenings at a retirement home, leading them to an unexpected culprit.
  • E34: Labour of Love (1994-09-06) — A travelling prosititute is found robbed and beaten. Wayne and the new recruit have a slight personality clash.
  • E35: Escape Route (1994-09-13) — When a car crash victim turns out to be a battered wife, the Blue Heelers discover how difficult domestic cases can be when the woman refuses to press charges; Adam falls for Maggi
  • E36: Adverse Possession (1994-09-20) — A farmer stands to lose his land due to an ancient law. His neice Hilary, PJ's old flame, returns to Mt. Thomas to help her family retain their property. The property dispute culmi
  • E37: The Folly of Youth (1994-09-27) — Two missing girls cause suspicion to be placed in an unfair direction when the Blue Heelers are looking for suspects.
  • E38: Face Value (1994-10-04) — A car accident involving a priest has the Blue Heelers puzzled as to what really happened. Tom is puzzled when he sees Father Leary talking to two con artists. Tom feels that Leary
  • E39: Suspicion (1994-10-11) — A drug raid based on a tip-off goes wrong when the drug dealers get wind of the raid. Money is missing from the bar's till.
  • E40: Without Intent (1994-10-18) — When a carpet shop is ram-raided and a body goes missing from a funeral parlour, Tom believes it is B&S Ball revellers.
  • E41: Family Matters (1994-10-25) — PJ does some checking when a young security guard blames a small-time criminal for some burglaries. Meanwhile, a young girl comes into the station highly distressed after being rob
  • E42: The First Stone (1994-11-01) — Nick is unwittingly involved in a murder investigation that could spell the end of his career when a drunk that Nick took home is found dead the next day.
  • E43: Skin Deep (1994-11-08) — Tensions are running high in the Mt. Thomas station as renovations are underway when two Aborigines known for causing trouble arrive in town, Tom is accused of racism.
  • E44: Luck of The Draw (1994-11-15) — Maggie's boyfriend is suspected of being on the take when a horse racing ring-in is discovered. An unexpected car accident hits the Heelers close to home.
  • E45: Damage Control (1994-11-22) — It appears that Bill Todd, owner of the local meatworks, is making a fortune by selling inferior carcasses as quality meat but visiting Inspector Faulkner insists that any action b

Season 2

  • E1: Without a Trace (1995-02-21) — When a middle-aged couple disappear from their farm, the Blue Heelers are shocked when they find out what actually happened.
  • E2: A Question of Courage (1995-02-28) — Maggie and Adam must deal with a crazed nightclub bouncer whose confrontation with a footballer results in a brawl.
  • E3: Cruel Reality (1995-03-07) — The town's first bank robbery puzzles the police and leads to an unexpected suspect.
  • E4: Mates (1995-03-14) — An old friend of Tom's who betrayed his trust returns to make amends. The ex-con's return to town moves PJ and Rose to reopen his case.
  • E5: Out of Harm's Way (1995-03-21) — A man's abduction of his daughter from his ex-wife gets Adam personally involved when the father insists on only negotiating with him. Nick finds Adam's rifle missing from his lock
  • E6: Breaking the Cycle (1995-03-28) — A boy at a local school has severely assaulted one of his classmates. After questioning at the station, the boy is charged and sent home. The next morning, the police are called to
  • E7: Heavy Traffic (1995-04-04) — A traffic blitz in Mt. Thomas causes headaches for Tom and the rest of the Blue Heelers when Nick's friend is killed in an accident.
  • E8: Gun Law (1995-04-11) — Maggie's gun goes missing, and there could be more dire consequences if it is not found quickly.
  • E9: Ripples on the Pond (1995-04-18) — PJ and Rose investigate a clever lawyer for crimes against a Chinese restaurant owner and his family.
  • E10: Protected Species (1995-04-25) — An old friend of Tom's is attacked, but charging the offender becomes more complicated than he bargains for.
  • E11: Stop for a Bite (1995-05-02) — When a pub patron orders a pie and bites into a dead mouse, the Heelers investigate a food-contamination scare in Mount Thomas.
  • E12: The Long & Winding Road (1995-05-09) — When two female backpackers arrive in Mt. Thomas, the male members of the station are soon competing for their attention.
  • E13: The Old School Tie (1995-05-16) — When a plane goes down in dense bushland near Mt. Thomas, the Heelers are involved in a search and rescue operation., discovering a politician dragging a dead girl from plane wreck
  • E14: Motherlove (1995-05-23) — Maggie is concerned for the welfare of two children when their mother becomes involved with a gang of bikers.
  • E15: Dead Ringer (1995-05-30) — Nick has the chance to run the station during Tom's absence, but his job is made more complicated by the discovery of an unidentified body in Mt. Thomas which brings Nick's old hom
  • E16: The Lolita Blues (1995-06-06) — When a woman reports her daughter as missing, the Blue Heelers find she has moved in with her schoolteacher.
  • E17: Shadow Man (1995-06-13) — Nick and Adam investigate a rape in the outlying town of Widgeree.
  • E18: Trust Me (1995-06-20) — Sasha betrays Nick's trust to protect her brother during an investigation into stolen car parts.
  • E19: Parenting (1995-06-27) — Nick helps the family of his star basketball player fight back against vandals making their lives a misery.
  • E20: Gun Crazy (1995-07-04) — Wayne is thrown into the world of guns when a local gunshop is robbed.
  • E21: With Prejudice (1995-07-11) — The team have to cope with the glare of media attention when a five-year-old girl goes missing.
  • E22: Paranoia – Part 1 (1995-07-18) — It's a bad day for all concerned when a gunman holds Chris and Adam hostage at the pub, and Tom is shot while acting as a mediator. When Investigators probe allegations of corrupti
  • E23: Paranoia – Part 2 (1995-07-25) — Tom Croydon is shot at the Imperial Hotel. The mood of paranoia among the Heelers intensifies as they set out to capture the prison escapees and avenge Tom's shooting.
  • E24: The Collector (1995-08-01) — A routine robbery investigation is complicated when it is discovered that Aboriginal artefacts are involved. The squad adopt a kid-gloves approach to investigate the theft of Abori
  • E25: The Homecoming Queen (1995-08-08) — An old schoolfriend visits Tom and soon comes under suspicion in a robbery investigation. Could there be a link between a robbery at a concert and the return of Tom's old schoolfri
  • E26: Secrets (1995-08-15) — Pro-active policing is required when a local schoolgirl becomes the victim of harassment by her classmates after she has an abortion. A gang of vicious bullies plague the local s
  • E27: The Last Straw (1995-08-22) — The Blue Heelers are embroiled in a bovine saga when a farmer's prize bull is shot dead. Meanwhile on the personal front, Adam realises that Chris is not remotely interested in him
  • E28: The Best of Rivals (1995-08-29) — The lives of Wayne and Nick tragically collide when Nick befriends a young graffiti artist and Wayne helps a mate. Maggie and Wayne prepare for the senior-constable exam.
  • E29: Swings & Roundabouts (1995-09-05) — The Blue Heelers investigate a drug theft at the local hospital.
  • E30: Double Jeopardy – Part 1 (1995-09-12) — The Mount Thomas officers learn a well-known local trouble-maker has been given an early release from prison and batten down the hatches in anticipation of fresh mayhem. A criminal
  • E31: Double Jeopardy – Part 2 (1995-09-19) — The Kennys rough-up Wayne, he is forced to fight for his career and reputation when Kate charges him with sexual harassment.
  • E32: The Mongrel Factor (1995-09-26) — Gold fever overcomes the citizens of Mount Thomas with potentially tragic consequences for one family. A public relations stunt turns dangerous.
  • E33: Just Desserts (1995-10-03) — PJ is a witness in a case concerning the local Member of Parliament, Tabias, and when the prosecutor calls in sick with appendicitis Maggie has to fill in. But can she match up aga
  • E34: Unnatural Death (1995-10-10) — When the police investigate the murder of a Vietnam veteran found stabbed to death in his hospital bed, they focus their investigations on a schizophrenic obsessed with knives.
  • E35: Tough Love (1995-10-17) — Nick has to relive a nightmare in order to help Tom's daughter escape from one of her own. Members of a nearby commune are suspects in a string of burglaries.
  • E36: A Question of Loyalties (1995-10-24) — Maggie enlists the help of an old ally to get to the truth behind the allegations hanging over PJ. PJ gets suspended after large amounts of money was found in his house. It is up t
  • E37: Vow of Silence (1995-10-31) — When Chris' niece runs away, abuse is suspected. The local priest becomes the suspect when he is names by the young girl's boyfriend.
  • E38: Juggling with Smoke (1995-11-07) — Melbourne Cup day hardly brings Mt. Thomas to a standstill when a series of burglaries rock the town.
  • E39: The Discount Suit (1995-11-14) — Everything seems to be coming together for Wayne when he finds friendship with Sal D'Angelo and his son Tony. After restoring an old motorbike in Sal's garage Wayne's thrilled to l
  • E40: Brotherly Love – Part 1 (1995-11-21) — It is the annual police Christmas party and all goes well until Gina is raped and after Adam slept with her his brother is the main suspect. The only witness is Clancy, a mentally
  • E41: Brotherly Love – Part 2 (1995-11-28) — The Mount Thomas police are still trying to find Gina's rapist, and after Adam's brother is cleared the next suspect is a man who works for Chris. The police decide to set up the r

Season 3

  • E1: Once Only Withdrawal – Part 1 (1996-02-12) — Bush fires are ringing the township of Mount Thomas and Maggie and Wayne are out evacuating farm houses in the path of the inferno, but this routine job suddenly turns dangerous wh
  • E2: Once Only Withdrawal – Part 2 (1996-02-12) — A siege has developed at the Mt. Thomas hospital. While the armed and desperate Nerida Davidson and Jason Bennett hold Maggie and Wayne on the inside, the rest of the Heelers lay i
  • E3: Second Innings (1996-02-13) — Cricket team rivalry, stolen meat and suspicious fingerprints. Could all this lead to the capture of a wanted criminal?
  • E4: Spider Man (1996-02-20) — The prime suspect in a series of child murders is found dead under mysterious circumstances. Nick becomes a suspect when he shows little or no remorse. Nick is haunted by memories
  • E5: Day of Reckoning (1996-02-27) — A child killer dies while in Nick's custody. At the coroner's inquest Nick learns that he is the prime suspect in the man's death.
  • E6: Sex and Death (1996-03-05) — When the Heelers are called out to a nasty road accident they are shocked to discover that one fo the injured is Cooper. What exactly was he doing in a car that appeared to have be
  • E7: Not in My Backyard (1996-03-12) — Plans to build a prison in the area have the locals up in arms. Tensions in the community run high and the local cops are accused of colluding with the demonstrators.
  • E8: All Part of the Service (1996-03-19) — Tom encourages an elderly civic-minded school crossing supervisor and is confronted with an explosive monster.
  • E9: Dog Days (1996-03-26) — There's a sheep killer in the area and the Mt. Thomas cops are determined to hunt it down; meanwhile Wayne continues to bond with single mother Gabe.
  • E10: An Act of Random Violence (1996-04-02) — A violant prison escapee holds Wayne hostage, throwing the station into turmoil. But it isn't the hostage crisis that will be the most tragic event of the day…
  • E11: Unfinished Business (1996-04-09) — The aftermath of Wayne's death sees each of the officers coming to terms with their grief. When a stolen watch implicates Wayne in a crime, the cops struggle to clear his name, and
  • E12: Happy Families (1996-04-16) — Maggie celebrates her 25th birthday but the fallout from a drug bust threatens to tear her family apart.
  • E13: Priorities (1996-04-23) — Tom is sent away for some retraining, leaving the station seriously understaffed. Things go from bad to worse when the computer system goes down, an old man goes missing, and a you
  • E14: Fair Crack of the Whip – Part 1 (1996-04-30) — The replacement police officer, Jack Woodley, finally arrives in Mt. Thomas just in time to help the cops deal with an irresponsible rodeo cowboy, and Tom deals with his daughter A
  • E15: Fair Crack of the Whip – Part 2 (1996-05-07) — PJ and Jack are at odds over how to handle the case of an elderly woman who is the victim of a vicious assault.
  • E16: Under Pressure (1996-05-14) — Officers investigate a dispute between two sheep shearers, a case which sparks a series of events leading PJ to discover the truth about his new partner Jack.
  • E17: Fight Dirty (1996-05-21) — Maggie is set to prosecute the Dean Crocker case but PJ has doubts about the investigation and about the accuracy of Jack's evidence.
  • E18: The Art of Deception (1996-05-28) — The Mt. Thomas Festival of the Arts causes headaches for Tom and Chris while Nick attempts to break down the fence between two feuding neighbours.
  • E19: Old Sins, Long Shadows (1996-06-04) — Maggie investigates a homicide on the sly, and Adam deals with a complaint from a high school principal about the circulation of pornographical material in the area.
  • E20: In Unity Is Strength (1996-06-11) — Adam is upset after he and Nick discover the body of a teenager who has died from alcohol abuse, while Chris' summary dismissal of her cellarman results in a strike at the pub.
  • E21: The Kremin Factor (1996-06-18) — The new probationary Constable, Dash McKinley, arrives in Mount Thomas much to Tom's annoyance and Adam's delight. Meanwhile, a young woman turns up to confront a wealthy family wi
  • E22: Shelter from the Storm (1996-06-25) — Tom faces a dilemma when the attempted suicide of Clancy's mother puts her intellectually disabled son in jeopardy
  • E23: The Principle of the Thing (1996-07-02) — As the Heelers necessarily become involved with the discipline problems at the local high school, Tom realises that his own problems are nothing in comparison to the new school pri
  • E24: Mind Games (1996-07-09) — PJ & Maggie have to examine the evnts of the past when a woman unleashes some powerful memories from her childhood.
  • E25: Duty of Care (1996-07-16) — Dash & Nick are called out to an old farmhouse where they discover a vandalised room, a terrified child and swinging from a light fitting, a dead lamb.
  • E26: Other People's Lives (1996-08-06) — PJ and Maggie investigate the death of a young ballet dancer, but PJ is upset by Maggies pas de deux with her varsity tutor.
  • E27: A Gift from God (1996-08-13) — A paraplegic farmer is found battered and bruised and Tom suspects a travelling water diviner. Little does he know, however, that the stranger is the father of Anna's baby.
  • E28: Waiting to Happen (1996-08-20) — Nick is surprised by Dash's unprofessional behaviour at the scene of a fatal accident, until he learns that both the victims were friends of hers. She insists she can cope with the
  • E29: Bewitched (1996-08-27) — PJ spills the beans about Roman but an investigation into the death of a clergyman's daughter leads Maggie to wonder how much he really knows.

    Meanwhile, Nick and Dash attempt to

  • E30: Mud Sticks (1996-09-03) — Tom accepts the possibility that his daughter is gone for good; the team investigate baby bashing at a local creche; and Dash is very taken with PJ's replacement – Detective Johnny
  • E31: The Angels' Share (1996-09-10) — Dash gets a humiliating rejection when she realises Johnny is interested in Maggie, a stock of premium wine goes missing and Tom hears some bad news about his missing daughter.
  • E32: Something for Nothing (1996-09-17) — The Heelers investigate a domestic burgularly and Dash wins on Chris' gaming machines then gets carried away by her winning streak.
  • E33: Winner Takes All (1996-09-24) — A horse endurance race presents problems for the Heelers with both a sabateur and a thief on the loose. Dash and Maggie can't escape Johnny Kowalski's womanising and the team face
  • E34: I Spy (1996-10-01) — When PJ answers the phone at the station, he is surprised to find a toddler named Kanga calling to say his mummy won't wake up and his baby sister is crying. While the Heelers sear
  • E35: Reality Bytes (1996-10-08) — Dash and Adam wreck the hard drive of the Leap linked computer at the station while playing Doom. They have the system repaired locally and are anzious that Tom doesn't find out, b
  • E36: In the Gun – Part 1 (1996-10-15) — The return of a young criminal to Mt. Thomas stirs up painful memories for Dash. Nick and Adam are sent to a domestic in which PJ becomes the target of a family's rage against the
  • E37: In the Gun – Part 2 (1996-10-22) — When a young mother of two is killed, a videotape of the incident appears to show that PJ cold-bloodedly shot her in the back. PJ faces tough questioning but the worst attention is
  • E38: Buck Naked (1996-10-29) — It's Halloween in Mt. Thomas, and when Dash and Adam are sent out to apprehend what they assume is a seasonal prank—a naked man. Dash is astonished to discover it is her brother
  • E39: Friendly Fire (1996-11-05) — Nick is delighted when his old friend Gordy Muir turns up in Mt. Thomas to run a ""war games"" course for corporate clients, and thrilled when Gordy offers him a partnership in the
  • E40: Half a Second (1996-11-12) — PJ's career hangs in the balance when the coroners inquest into Raelene Darcy's death begins. PJ suffers a crisis of confidence and only Maggie stands between him and professional
  • E41: Miss Mt. Thomas (1996-11-19) — The favourite in the Miss Mount Thomas contest tells the Heelers she is being stalked, then mysteriously disappears.
  • E42: Dead and Alive (1996-11-26) — Dash's family problems reach crisis point when her mother is admitted to a Melbourne hospital. She is in desperate need of a donor kidney to save her from certain death. But when a

Season 4

  • E1: Mad Dogs & Englishmen (1997-02-10) — Panic sweeps Mt. Thomas when an outbreak of an animal disease begins to kill humans. When Maggie suddenly collapses, PJ is desperate not to let the disease, which has already claim
  • E2: Under Siege (1997-02-10) — The words Japanese Encephalitis strike fear into the heart of PJ. It's fatal, there's no cure, and it seems to be the cause of Maggie's illness. But PJ won't give up. Now the task
  • E3: Working Lunch (1997-02-11) — Dash discovers that her penchant for gossip may very well get her, and other people into hot water when she and Adam, overhear the Shire President, Roger Payne, having lunch with a
  • E4: Immaculate Misconception (1997-02-18) — Maggie and Nick pull up Charlie Clarke for talking on his mobile phone and are surprised to discover the caller on the other end is no other than the boss. It turns out that Charli
  • E5: Reports of Damage & Loss (1997-02-25) — It's raining cats and dogs in Mount Thomas and Nick and Adam are overdue back from patrol. When they arrive they are drenched through and their uniforms are in tatters. The other H
  • E6: Fowl Play (1997-03-04) — Nick is astonished to discover that the shooter of a young protester at the opening of the duck season is none other than his sometime admirer, Dr Zoe Hamilton. She, of course, cla
  • E7: The Luck of the Irish (1997-03-11) — There are mixed reactions among the Heelers to Chris's plans. Tom feels that she's rushing into things, a sentiment echoed by Chris's cousin, Dominic, who doesn't approve of Sean,
  • E8: Bloodstained Angels (1997-03-18) — A band travelling through Mt. Thomas cause a stir with the young people of the town, but Tom is worried by their presence. His fears appear to be confirmed when he discovers one of
  • E9: Charity Begins At Home (1997-04-08) — Nick and Adam are surprised when their call to a domestic dispute turns out to be at a Salvation Army women's meeting. They discover a young mother, Joanne Mason, has accused her h
  • E10: Fool For Love (1997-04-15) — Adam and Dash are called to a disturbance to find a lonely farmer banging at the door of what turns out to be a dating agency. Investigations reveal the farmer has paid a fortune t
  • E11: There Last Night (1997-04-22) — Dash and Adam respond to a report of vandalism at the train yards and discover a couple of young offenders – one so fleet of foot that he's even faster than Dash. She thinks she kn
  • E12: Gold (1) (1997-04-29) — Maggie and PJ are in serious trouble when an investigation into a suspicious goldmine goes wrong, and they find themselves trapped. Two newcomers in town, Matt Kinsella and Jamie B
  • E13: Fool's Gold (2) (1997-05-06) — Maggie and PJ are still trapped together underground, unbeknownst to the other Heelers, who are busy trying to locate Matt Kinsella, now suspected of attempting t murder his mining
  • E14: Grave Matters (1997-05-13) — When the Heelers are called in to investigate vandalised graves at the Mt. Thomas cemetery, Tom discovers that Nell's grave site is amongst the desecrated. The vandals have spray-p
  • E15: Loose Cannons (1997-05-20) — Shane Thompson is a professional shooter with a volatile temper. His return to Mt. Thomas creates a rift between Tom and Nick. Tom is concerned that his return spells trouble for S
  • E16: Lean on Me (1997-05-27) — As Maggie and PJ are investigating what caused five teenagers to collapse at a local nightclub, Adam and Dash are consoling a farmer's son whose goat has died under suspicious circ
  • E17: Random Breath (1997-06-03) — Dash's career is on the line when is seems she waved her new boyfriend on instead of breath-alysing him. Dash explains that it was because she saw a couple, in the car behind, chan
  • E18: Close Encounters (1997-06-10) — A baby disappears in suspicious circumstances, but only Adam believes the mother's story when she claims the child was kidnapped. The woman's credibility is questioned when not a s
  • E19: Buckley's Chance (1997-06-17) — When a local farmer, Jack Buckley, wins Oz lotto, the patrons at the Imperial are truly delighted for him. His family have been struggling with their farm for as long as anyone can
  • E20: No Means No (1997-06-24) — Nick hasn't shown up for the start of his shift and a worried Maggie reports to Tom that he is not at the watchhouse keeper's residence either. Later it is discovered he has been a
  • E21: Poetic Justice (1997-07-01) — It's time for the annual ""Make a Wish"" Talent Quest and Nick has a vision for the Heelers… Mt. Thomas is about to enjoy the rustic poetry of Banjo Paterson in a way they'll nev
  • E22: Left in Trust (1997-07-08) — Maggie finds herself becoming personally involved when a Polish woman, Ivona, arrives at the police station, escorted by a taxi driver demanding payment. Ivona's grasp of English o
  • E23: Sick Puppy (1997-07-15) — Tom becomes worried when his schoolteacher daughter, Susan, fails to arrive in Mt. Thomas. She was driving up from Melbourne to take up a temporary posting at the town's primary sc
  • E24: Sisterly Love (1997-07-22) — Maggie and PJ are embroiled in a series of burglaries, which look as though they're originating from the school where Susan, Tom's daughter, is assisting as a relief teacher. PJ ha
  • E25: Can't Take a Joke (1997-07-29) — Maggie is on a private visit to the panel beater's shop when her attention is drawn to a small car sitting on top of a pile of pallets. The car belongs to Molly, the sole female em
  • E26: Every Contact Leaves It's Trace (1997-08-05) — PJ and Maggie are called to the U Wreck panel repair works where the foreman, Jeff Dimmock, lies injured outside—a victim of a hit-run driver. Dimmock is a feared bully with any
  • E27: Playing Games (1997-08-12) — The Heelers are called to the site of a demonstration against a proposed resort development in Widgeree. While they manage to allay the demonstrators' activities, emotions run high
  • E28: Counting Chickens (1997-08-19) — Nick and Dash attend Betty Freer's funeral to pay their respects, but instead they find her two sons fighting in her grave. Alex Freer is the younger son, and has been working on B
  • E29: Drag Line (1997-08-26) — When Maggie and Dash go to inform the local wowser, Bert Cole, that his shop has been vandalised, they find him dead and wearing women's clothing! His house has also been burgled a
  • E30: Closing Ranks (1997-09-02) — Nick and Zoe are held hostage at the hospital by a bereaved father after a baby dies under suspicious circumstances.
  • E31: Off the Air (1997-09-09) — When Nick stumbles onto the 3SD van broadcasting from the centre of Mount Thomas, the station is thrown into chaos. The disc jockey, Rod Wright, is discussing an apparent crime wav
  • E32: The Scarecrow (1997-09-16) — Nick is manning the desk when a young man, Gavin Stone, comes in to report that his father's car has been stolen. This doesn't seem too out of the ordinary until a horrified Dash s
  • E33: Safe as Houses (1997-09-23) — While Dash is lending some support to the devastated Chalmers family as they are being evicted from their farm by the bank, her good friend Sam (Samantha) Chalmers alleges that Joc
  • E34: Our Patch (1997-09-30) — Is Tom Croydon going soft? That's what Chris Riley and the Heelers think when Tom fails to reprimand a bunch of drunken louts. Even when they let a live snake go in the pub and mak
  • E35: The All-Seeing Eye (1997-10-07) — What seems to be a case of petty theft turns into an investigation of a two year old kidnapping when Maggie and PJ realise that a fingerprint found on a stolen figurine bought at a
  • E36: Playing Possum (1997-10-14) — PJ is on the trail of a cat burglar known as the Possum. This thief is responsible for a number of jewellery thefts in Mt. Thomas and has proven virtually impossible to catch. PJ e
  • E37: Collateral Damage (1997-10-21) — During a routine school locker search for stolen money, the Heelers find a foil of heroin in a fourteen year old girl's locker. She says she was given it at a party and PJ immediat
  • E38: The Big Picture (1997-10-28) — PJ and Tom refuse to believe that Maggie could be leaking information to a suspected drug dealer. PJ is stymied, but before he and Tom can decide what to do, their boss, District I
  • E39: Settlement Postponed (1997-11-04) — It's Melbourne Cup time in Mt. Thomas and the Heelers are watching the race in the pub along with a number of other notables, such as Richo, Celia Donald and Compo Hayes. When Comp
  • E40: Containing the Rage (1997-11-11) — Tom is incensed when he discovers that red paint has been thrown over the war memorial two days before Remembrance Day and gives up his day off to find the person responsible. Mean
  • E41: The Civil Dead (1997-11-18) — It is court day in Mt. Thomas and the Heelers all turn up to witness Luke Darcy's trial for the attempted murder of his father—the incident which sparked the police shooting wher
  • E42: Possession (1997-11-25) — Maggie is telling Dash of her recurring nightmare of a dark and angry horse when Robbie brings in his new employer, Doreen Jackson, and her father, Jim Jamieson, to report that one

Season 5

  • E1: Secrets – Part 1 (1998-02-24) — Mt. Thomas station is full of secrets. Maggie and PJ have come back from holidays deeply in love but determined that no one, especially Tom, will find out about their new relations
  • E2: Secrets – Part 2 (1998-02-25) — Dash is somewhere out there in a bus with a group of school children, their teacher and an armed gunman, and the Heelers are feeling especially bad about it because they led Dash t
  • E3: Smoke and Mirrors (1998-03-04) — Adam's mate, Wazza Tully, is in trouble; Mandy Barnes wants him charged with sexual assault after an incident at the Imperial where a drunken Wazza tried to grabs her breasts. Tom
  • E4: Moving House (1998-03-11) — A new resident, Bob Barker, comes in to the station to report a burglary. This seems normal enough until Maggie and PJ realise that Bob has had, not his contents, but his whole hou
  • E5: A Piece of Cake (1998-03-18) — When a review team arrives in Mt. Thomas to decide if the station should be down-graded, the Heelers are thrown into a panic. It doesn't help matters that Nick is the subject of a
  • E6: Keeping Mum (1998-05-25) — When a young man, Dean Hartley, is involved in an accident following a high speed car chase secrets unravelled. Dean admits to driving the vehicle immediately after the accident bu
  • E7: Letting Go (1998-04-01) — PJ has just received news that an Adelaide man suspected of brutally slaying his wife has used one of his credit cards in the area, so the Heelers should be on the lookout for him.
  • E8: The Whistle Blower (1998-04-08) — PJ is stepping out in style – back in uniform as the Acting Sergeant. But this isn't the only change at Mt. Thomas police station. A new member has arrived; acting CI Deborah Hill
  • E9: King of Hearts (1998-04-15) — On the pretence of continuing their investigation into a farm vandalism case, Adam and Dash spy Nick having some trouble handing Zoe a ring box. Dash and Adam strain to see whether
  • E10: When Love Isn't Enough (1998-04-22) — The Heelers face some harsh realities when Dash believes she has stumbled onto a case of neglect. After nearly knocking down a child in the street, Dash searches for the child's mo
  • E11: Stars in their Eyes (1998-04-29) — Movie fever has hit Mt. Thomas with the arrival of two film producers, Rip and Jake Vaughan. They are intending to make a film about the town's local legend – an 1880's bushranger
  • E12: She Killed Santa (1998-05-06) — Maggie takes on the responsibility of an assistant crown prosecutor in a criminal trial. Tom finds himself on the side of the accused, a woman charged with the brutal murder of her
  • E13: This Mortal Coil (1998-05-13) — The Heelers' fears are realised when a woman suffering from Motor Neurone Disease is found dead. Her family's past pleas for her to be euthanised make Dr. Zoe Hamilton sure it was
  • E14: Waste of Space (1998-05-20) — Strange things are happening in the Eventide Retirement Home. Valuables are going missing, one resident is found dead under mysterious circumstances and another endangers the lives
  • E15: A Bit of Biff (1998-05-27) — A visiting troupe of boxers at the annual Mount Thomas Show causes headaches for the Heelers with brawling and a rash of pick-pocketing incidents. The boxers and their matriarchal
  • E16: Mr. Lucky (1998-06-03) — ""Mr. Lucky"" is Enzo Fiorelli, a charming, charismatic and successful con man. Several years ago he defrauded most of Mt. Thomas' Italian community for everything they had, destro
  • E17: Deception (1998-06-10) — Sally Downie, the woman in Tom's life, has been abducted and the Heelers suspect the same two violent criminals who are holding hostage the daughter of a local con man. But when th
  • E18: Catch of the Day (1998-06-17) — Adam and Dash find Tony Timms, intrepid reporter for the Mt. Thomas Gazette, dazed and injured on the riverbank while they are investigating a reported explosion. Tony's camera has
  • E19: Deed Not the Breed (1998-06-24) — Dash is befriended by a stray dog, but when she brings it back to the station, it tries to attack Nick and generally causes havoc. When Tom orders her to send it to the pound, Dash
  • E20: Victims (1998-07-01) — Tom is faced with a dilemma when a mother asks him to protect her son, a convicted felon who is back home after an early release. The boy was responsible for the particularly cowar
  • E21: The Living Dead (1998-07-08) — PJ is pressuring Maggie to get out of her date with Ben Stewart as they are driving along the road from the local tip, when they notice a car that has run off the road. As they rad
  • E22: Spinning the Yarn (1998-07-15) — When Maggie and PJ are called to a wealthy grazier's to investigate a wool theft they are greeted by a mob of naked sheep instead of the empty wool shed they expected to find. The
  • E23: The Dark Side (1998-07-22) — When a visiting detective is accused of murdering a petty criminal and drug user, Maggie and PJ find their relationship under great pressure. The dead man was a vital link in the c
  • E24: Intervention (1998-07-29) — Nick questions his ability to continue in the police force when he is duped by a sexual abuse case, and then makes a bad call in another related case when a woman asks for an inter
  • E25: Murder in Mind (1998-08-05) — Tom and Chris' longstanding friendship is put in jeopardy when Chris finds a fifty-year-old journal in her cellar. The journal appears to have been owned by a young woman and Chris
  • E26: Blood Ties (1998-08-12) — The rest of the Heelers are puzzled when PJ starts behaving strangely after a married couple is brought back to the station following a violent domestic. Maggie is especially worri
  • E27: Little Monsters (1998-08-19) — Mt. Thomas is in the grip of fear as a serial killer stalks the area. But as police from around the state work to bring the man down in an organised sting, Adam notices a bystander
  • E28: Nine Lives (1998-08-26) — Ben Stewart returns to a permanent posting in Mt. Thomas, but he has been demoted to Senior Constable for punching Romano. However Ben soon puts the Heelers loyalties to the test w
  • E29: Missing Digits (1998-09-02) — Maggie has convinced PJ to join her in buying a piece of investment land in her name. But when they arrive at the solicitor's office to collect the papers they find the solicitor d
  • E30: Child's Play (1998-09-09) — Nick is awoke in the middle of the night by a drunken tour operator who reports that one of his clients has gone missing in the National Park. The Heelers question the woman's husb
  • E31: False Alarms (1998-09-16) — A spate of false security alarms is keeping the Heelers on their toes. Tom is becoming increasingly frustrated with the owner of the alarm company, Roland Halliday, and his ineffic
  • E32: Nobody's Perfect (1998-09-23) — Ben fights for the life of a suicidal teenager who has been in trouble with the law too many times. Ben believes that the boy's crimes, like the suicide attempt, are really cries f
  • E33: Turkish Delight (1998-09-30) — While out on a job Nick decides to give Ben the experience of one of Mt. Thomas's many fine restaurants – the Demirs' kebab shop. They walk in on a dispute between the owners and a
  • E34: Like Father Like Son (1998-10-07) — When Ben and Dash visit a farm to enquire about a spate of thefts in the district, they discover that those pillars of the community, the Frasers, are involved in a violent argumen
  • E35: Bird of Prey (1998-10-14) — Chris Riley finds herself the target of big business when a representative of a large development group comes to town. He wants to demolish the Imperial and replace it with a huge
  • E36: Mates Rates (1998-10-21) — When Adam discovers that a car he has just purchased is part of a stolen car racket, his loyalty to his job and friends hang in the balance. Adam has to make a decision; should he
  • E37: Wedding Blues (1998-10-28) — Unexpected news from Zoe leads Nick to spring a surprise of his own – his resignation from the Victoria Police. In typical Nick style, he refuses to provide a reason for his resign
  • E38: All in the Family (1998-11-04) — Ben clashes with Tom when he finds himself championing the cause of Maureen Ritchie and her three foster children – in particular the two boys Scott and Jason. Ben's involvement wi
  • E39: Hunted (1998-11-11) — Maggie's life is turned upside down when her brother, Robbie, shows up after having escaped from gaol. When she can't give him the help he expects, he takes off and the Heelers beg
  • E40: Rotten Apple – Part 1 (1998-11-18) — While she waits for the final test results of her cancer, Dash becomes drawn into a case involving one of her old and trusted school teachers. A surveillance camera catches Karen a
  • E41: Rotten Apple – Part 2 (1998-11-25) — When a vital piece of evidence goes missing from the station, Tom has to face the unpleasant prospect that one of his team might be corrupt. As the accusations fly, Monica Draper a

Season 6

  • E1: Dancing with the Devil – Part 1 (1999-02-10) — Adam has left the force, and Mt. Thomas, and Probationary Constable Jack Lawson has barely arrived in Mt. Thomas before he is in trouble with the police. Jack's misdemeanours are s
  • E2: Dancing with the Devil – Part 2 (1999-02-17) — After her attack, Maggie refuses to play victim as PJ and Ben battle to unmask the devil. Maggie recovers from the assault by the devil who has the women of Mt. Thomas terrified. A
  • E3: Winning at all Costs (1999-02-24) — Jack is the only competition for Dash and her athletic brother, Alec, in the Heritage Day Races, and the McKinleys aren't about to let a boy from the bush swallow their odds. The H
  • E4: Love is the Drug (1999-03-03) — Maggie and PJ are caught in the crossfire of a jealous husband spying on his wife and her lover at Govet's Leap. Determined to expose the philandering louse, the husband takes a vi
  • E5: An Eye for an Eye (1999-03-10) — While checking out a routine disturbance, Dash and Jack witness a freak double fatality involving two popular young locals. Dash's upset turns to anger when she discovers the car a
  • E6: Wishful Thinking (1999-03-17) — Cupid comes to Mt. Thomas in the form of Ben's mischievous daughter, Emma. Dressed in a fairy costume and armed with magic dust, Emma's wish on this visit is to find her dad a new
  • E7: Pillow Talk (1999-03-24) — After a vicious attack on an elderly woman, Jack runs down a prime suspect near the crime scene and he's one nasty piece of work. Cocky, confident and preying on vulnerable women,
  • E8: The Good Weed (1999-03-31) — Seeds of a greener lifestyle are planted in Mt. Thomas. Councillor Chris Riley has concerns about a proposal for an abattoire by the river but the locals won't hear of any oppositi
  • E9: By the Book (1999-04-07) — Out alone on a routine call, Jack confronts a dangerous driver who threatens him with what Jack thinks is a sawn-off shotgun. Jack panics and shoots. No one is hurt; however, the d
  • E10: Dirty Money (1999-04-14) — Out alone on a routine call, Jack confronts a dangerous driver who threatens him with what Jack thinks is a sawn-off shotgun. Jack panics and shoots. No one is hurt; however, the d
  • E11: Married to the Job (1999-04-21) — Ben becomes the knight in shining armour for a victim of domestic violence after she misconstrues his offers of support for affection. While Ben is blind to Vanessa's growing attra
  • E12: Web of Lies (1999-04-28) — The Heelers call a full-scale investigation when Maggie goes missing after delving into the drug ring that killed her brother Robbie. Warned against trying to break the syndicate,
  • E13: End of the Road (1999-05-05) — Jack scores a place on the Mudlarks football team when its star player is killed in a suspicious road accident. It's not quite the way he planned to earn his guernsey. PJ recalls t
  • E14: Lies and Whispers (1999-05-12) — Dash's career prospects look bright when Inspector Monica Draper arrives for the monthly inspection and recommends she undertake the CIB training program. A McKinley as a detective
  • E15: Jack of Hearts (1999-05-19) — When Jack and Dash are called out to the local high school, Jack becomes the victim of a schoolgirl prank. It seems that some of the girls have a large crush on Mt. Thomas's most h
  • E16: The Grace of God (1999-05-26) — Written by Jenny Lewis, Directed by Grant Brown Seven a.m. The phone rings. One by one the Heelers receive a devastating wake-up call. One of their own lies shot dead on a countr
  • E17: The Stag (1999-06-02) — Jack's deer hunting plans go happily awry when his girlfriend arrives unexpectedly in Mt. Thomas with his cousin. Jack and Craig have made plans to go hunting but Molly has come as
  • E18: The Good Life (1999-06-09) — The Heelers provide protection for the local vet, who orders inspections of all sheep properties after an outbreak of a highly infectious disease. Johne's disease threatens to kill
  • E19: Perfect Match (1999-06-16) — Paternal instincts and police work conflict for Ben when he is drawn to a sick girl and a hardworking father in trouble. Rosie needs a new kidney and time is running out. When Geor
  • E20: Oil & Water (1999-06-23) — Tom and Sally's relationship goes on trial when Sally defends a drunk driver responsible for killing Tom's friend.
  • E21: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (1999-06-30) — Tom's day brightens when he learns his favourite actress is in town visiting relatives. A woman to be reckoned with, Audrey Roper wastes no time in introducing herself to Mt. Thoma
  • E22: King of the Kids (1999-07-07) — Dash treads a thin line when social worker Tim Ryan convinces her the overloaded welfare system can no longer protect abused children. The Heelers and Department of Human Services
  • E23: Full Circle (1999-07-14) — For months Dash has shadowed PJ on the job to prove she is worthy detective material, and her efforts are rewarded when she makes the short list for a job in Criminal Investigation
  • E24: Behind the Badge (1999-07-21) — An overnight trip to Melbourne turns stormy for Maggie and Chris when they stumble into an armed holdup at a service station. Prison escapees, the McKenzie brothers, are on the run
  • E25: The Angel Cruise (1999-07-28) — Maddie's school fees are due, she needs a new flute and Ben's pay cheque falls short. As Ben's ex-wife begins her new life with another man, Ben feels doubly under pressure to fulf
  • E26: Downsizing (1999-08-04) — Tom can't believe his eyes when his old mate Max Arnold arrives at the bank with a hefty cheque written on the side of a cow. It's legal tender, snorts Max, and if the bank is so d
  • E27: The Deepest Cut (1999-08-11) — Ben becomes the victim of anti-gay slurs when his hairdresser friend, Tony, arrives in town. Prejudice builds however, when Tony's popularity wilts the opposition and happy clients
  • E28: Hello Goodbye (1999-08-18) — Trouble magnet, Constable Jo Parrish, lands in Mt. Thomas, provoking both a civil suit and a stalker.
  • E29: Whip Crack Away (1999-08-25) — Jo oversteps the line when she protects a charming gypsy who operates on the wrong side of the law.
  • E30: The Price of Silence (1999-09-01) — Maggie threatens her career when she charges a pro-police politician with assault.
  • E31: Without Judgement (1999-09-08) — The Heelers are drawn into a hostile domestic situation when a distraught man arrives in Mt. Thomas to find his missing lover, who is terminally ill. Robert is sure his long-time p
  • E32: Smoke Without Fire (1999-09-15) — Tom joins Chris on a board of upstanding citizens preparing to set up the new community bank. His position is compromised, however, when both he and Pat Doyle are named in a parlia
  • E33: Starry Starry Night (1999-09-22) — A mystery unfolds on night patrol when Jack and Jo stumble across a troubled stranger who carries a message for the Heelers that they won't forget. When Jack and Jo draw the short
  • E34: Paradise Lost (1999-09-29) — Maggie takes Ben's daughter Emma off his hands for a day on a mushrooming expedition, but the event has nasty repercussions for Emma when they come across a tourist who dies from e
  • E35: The Game (1999-10-06) — It's Grand Final week in Mt. Thomas and the money is on Awesome Lawson to win the cup—and the town's honour—from the St. Davids football team. Jack finds it hard to focus on wo
  • E36: Miracle at Rabbit Creek (1999-10-13) — Tom pursues a local troublemaker in a high-speed chase when the boy's car veers off the road, crashing into Rabbit Creek. It's a devastating scene for Tom who has known Tim Sulliva
  • E37: Second Chance (1999-10-20) — Jo's blossoming romance with out-of-towner Travis Williams is cut short when PJ reveals Travis is a dangerous criminal put way for murdering his girlfriends. The vicious crime haun
  • E38: The Price of Friendship (1999-10-27) — The prospect of the Racing Club Carnival dance has the Heelers in a frenzy to find partners.There is little to celebrate when an armed robbery of the race takings leaves a security
  • E39: Under Fire (1999-11-03) — Jack receives unsettling news when his ex-girlfriend Molly calls with plans to visit Mt. Thomas to try and repair their broken relationship. Jack is not sure whether he is ready or
  • E40: Fifty-Fifty (1999-11-10) — Ben is troubled to learn that his daughter's tutor, Amy Fordham, is struggling through the maelstrom of her parents' marriage breakdown. Concerned for her welfare, Ben drops Amy of
  • E41: Kids (1999-11-17) — Ben's divorce finally comes through, but it's hard news for his daughter Emma who must return to her mother in Melbourne. In anger and frustration, Emma trashes the station. Tom ha
  • E42: Be Prepared (1999-11-24) — With the turn of the millennium just weeks away, Inspector Falcon Price pulls an impromptu blackout at the station to test the Heelers' preparedness for potential Year 2000 problem

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Blue Heelers have? 13 season(s) with 510 episodes.

Who created Blue Heelers? Tony Morphett, Hal McElroy.

Where can I watch Blue Heelers? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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