The cases and crimes actioned by the Victoria (Australia) homicide squad, with many cases based of true events.The cases and crimes actioned by the Victoria (Australia) homicide squad, with many cases based of true events.The cases and crimes actioned by the Victoria (Australia) homicide squad, with many cases based of true events.
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- 10 wins total
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- TriviaHomicide is the most important and most popular drama series ever produced in Australia. Made in Melbourne by Crawford Productions, it ran for 12 years and 510 episodes, and commenced a continuous run of Australian production which has remained unbroken to the present day. It regularly rated in the high 40's and even low 50's, achieving a peak rating of 54 in Brisbane in 1968 (by comparison, today's most successful shows often only rate in the 20's). It was the success of Homicide which guaranteed the viability of Australian television drama production, and consequently the Australian feature film industry.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Division 4: Big Brother (1969)
- SoundtracksVictory
(uncredited)
Performed by The New Concert Orchestra
Composed by James Reichert
Published by Boosey and Hawkes
[series theme theme]
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Homicide was NOT Australia's First drama TV series. Crawford Productions produced a courtroom drama which was titled "Consider Your Verdict. Several actors, both male and female gained prominence through this early production and lessons learned from "Consider Your Verdict" were used in devising "Homicide". Several big names of Australian TV passed through the ranks of actors, John Fegan, Leonard Teal, singer Lionel Long, Alwyn Kurts, Norman Yemm, George Mallaby among them.
"Homicide" was one of the first shows to be produced in colour in preparation for Australia's transition to colour broadcasting in 1975, the first colour episodes made as early as 1972. Sadly shows like this are no longer being made as the TV stations are too busy spewing out rubbishy "reality" shows and inane game shows while our acting talent is being wasted(John Wood, of Blue Heelers fame now has to appear in a stupid betting app ad).
"Homicide" was one of the first shows to be produced in colour in preparation for Australia's transition to colour broadcasting in 1975, the first colour episodes made as early as 1972. Sadly shows like this are no longer being made as the TV stations are too busy spewing out rubbishy "reality" shows and inane game shows while our acting talent is being wasted(John Wood, of Blue Heelers fame now has to appear in a stupid betting app ad).
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