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Matlock Police is an Australian television police drama series made by Crawford Productions for the 0-10 Network between 1970 and 1975. The series was the 0-10 Network's attempt to come up with a police show to rival Homicide and Division 4. Matlock Police was different from its Melbourne-based predecessors by being set in a small country town, the fictional Matlock, Victoria. Series writers had a reference manual giving full details of the town’s geography, amenities, social structure, etc., as well as that of the surrounding area - neighbouring towns included Wilga, Chinaman's Creek, Possum's Creek and Burrabri, and there was an offshoot of the Great Dividing Range called the Candowies. The town's colourful history included the local Aboriginal tribe, the town founder, a gold rush, a bushranger and a town patriarchy. About the only landmark the Matlock district lacked for dramatic purposes was a beach.
Episode 47 : Daniel
December. 13,1973
Episode 46 : An Old Enemy
December. 06,1973
Episode 45 : No Flowers... By Request
November. 29,1973
Episode 44 : Trouble With York
November. 22,1973
Episode 43 : By Hook Or By Crook
November. 15,1973
Episode 42 : Lone Wolf
November. 08,1973
Episode 41 : Etcetera
November. 01,1973
Episode 40 : Help!
October. 25,1973
Episode 39 : Ski-Do
October. 18,1973
Episode 38 : Sky High
October. 11,1973
Episode 37 : Squaring Off
October. 04,1973
Episode 36 : My Brother's Killer
September. 27,1973
Episode 35 : Funny Man
September. 20,1973
Episode 34 : No Sweat
September. 13,1973
Episode 33 : Executioner
September. 06,1973
Episode 32 : Accused
August. 30,1973
Episode 31 : Vengeance
August. 23,1973
Episode 30 : Jeff's Missing
August. 16,1973
A kidnapped child escapes only to get lost in the bush. Rescue operations are complicated by the child's neurotic mother and her criminal lover.
Episode 29 : Everyone Needs A Little Security
August. 09,1973
Episode 28 : The Last Laugh
August. 02,1973
Episode 27 : What's In It For Me?
July. 26,1973
Episode 26 : The Old Timer
July. 19,1973
Episode 25 : Everybody's Staring
July. 12,1973
Episode 24 : Welcome Home Champ
July. 05,1973
Episode 23 : How Does Your Garden Grow?
June. 28,1973
Episode 22 : Grinning George
June. 21,1973
Episode 21 : Beast Of Prey
June. 14,1973
Episode 20 : Chickens Home To Roost
June. 07,1973
Episode 19 : A Special Place
May. 31,1973
Episode 18 : Adam's Disciple
May. 24,1973
Episode 17 : Poor Jacko
May. 17,1973
Episode 16 : Bedlam
May. 10,1973
Episode 15 : Dingo Hunter
May. 03,1973
Farmer Ted wood is driven to take desperate action when he finds everything he loves in jeopardy and the Matlock Police apparently unable to help. Det. Curtis is promoted to Sargent and transferred to Melbourne.
Episode 14 : Robbery
April. 26,1973
Episode 13 : Hero
April. 19,1973
Episode 12 : A Home, A Wife, A Family
April. 12,1973
Episode 11 : Collision Course
April. 05,1973
Episode 10 : The Holiday
March. 29,1973
Episode 9 : The Recurrence Of Brandy MacBain
March. 22,1973
Episode 8 : Big C Blues
March. 15,1973
Episode 7 : Cup Fever
March. 08,1973
Episode 6 : Terror On The Loose
March. 01,1973
Episode 5 : The Death Maker
February. 22,1973
Episode 4 : Wrath
February. 15,1973
Episode 3 : A Little Celebration
February. 08,1973
Episode 2 : Home Away From Home
February. 01,1973
Episode 1 : Leave 'Em For Dead
January. 25,1973
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