EPISODE 652A celebrity visits the prison after the telethon, and a new top-dog takes over.First broadcast ... 1986 (Melbourne) | ![]() |
![]() Meg ~ Elspeth Ballantyne Joan ~ Maggie Kirkpatrick Ann ~ Gerda Nicolson Alice ~ Lois Collinder Lorelei ~ Paula Duncan Merle ~ Rosanne Hull-Brown Rita ~ Glenda Linscott Mervin ~ Ernie Bourne Rodney ~ Philip Hyde Marty ~ Michael Winchester Delia ~ Desiree Smith Vicki ~ Rebecca Dines Lisa ~ Nicki Paull Spider ~ Taya Stratton Wendy ~ Julieanne Newbould Dan ~ Sean Scully Celebrity ~ Greg Evans ![]() Newsreader ~ Jennifer Hansen June Hosking ~ Brenda Addie Ivan Hosking ~ Cliff Wood Zoe Wilkinson ~ Ashby Redward UNCREDITEDKath ~ Kate HoodJeff Goodwin ~ Tom Coltraine Also credited in error at the end of the previous episode:- Judge Stanley ~ John Ford | Rodney staggers into reception and Meg raises the alarm: the telethon phones are cut and the women are locked in the dining room as the escape alarm sounds. Kath wants to know why she has been kidnapped, but her abductor simply says it's "a present" from some of her friends. Lisa and Wendy are locked in the showers, giving them the chance to bond, as Lisa offers Wendy some advice to a supposed newcomer. Joan makes an excuse to go and collect the "celebrity", Greg Evans, from the staff room and gets his autograph, supposedly for a child who has the same name. The telethon resumes, but Merle is upset to find Kath has gone. Rita puts Alice forward as the new top dog: this is universally regarded as a joke (even by Alice herself) but Rita insists she is serious and challenges anyone to disagree with her. Greg Evans is mobbed by (a few) screaming prisoners when he appears in the rec room. Wendy sees Ann, and is told to provoke a charge from Meg if she needs to talk to her, but she refuses to help Ann get information about Kath's escape, as that is not part of her brief. Lisa comforts Merle, who is puzzled and distraught by Kath's escape, as Wendy looks on in disbelief. Alice tries to stand up to Spider, but both Mervin and Rita think she is only trying to prove herself. At Lorelei's trial, her decision to conduct her own defence does not go as badly as everyone assumes, and despite a terribly hammy and tear jerking plea she is found not guilty on all charges by the usual six person jury ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Story Editor: Gwenda Marsh
Script Editor: Neil Luxmoore
Storyliners: Tony McDonald, John Coulter, Bob Greenberg
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