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Shortland Street (1992– )Shortland Street, a five-night-a-week soap set in an Auckland City hospital, follows the complicated personal and professional lives of its staff, family and friends. |
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Michael Galvin | ... |
Chris Warner
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Callum McKay
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Ben Mitchell | ... |
TK Samuels
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Amanda Billing | ... |
Sarah Potts
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Faye Smythe | ... |
Tania Jeffries
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Libby Jeffries
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Hunter McKay
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Alison Quigan | ... |
Yvonne Jeffries
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Kiel McNaughton | ... |
James Scott
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Adam Rickitt | ... |
Kieran Mitchell
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Beth Allen | ... |
Brooke Freeman
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Anna Jullienne | ... |
Maia Jeffries
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Toni Potter | ... |
Alice Piper
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Angela Bloomfield | ... |
Rachel McKenna
(352 episodes, 1996-2012)
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Sophie McKay
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Gerald Tippett
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Ido Drent | ... |
Daniel Potts
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Nisha Madhan | ... |
Shanti Kumari
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Sally Martin | ... |
Nicole Miller
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Will Hall | ... |
Kip Denton
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Sarah Thomson | ... |
Tracey Morrison
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Maxwell Avia
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Shortland Street, a five-night-a-week soap set in an Auckland City hospital, follows the complicated personal and professional lives of its staff, family and friends.
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hospital | medical clinic | new zealand | auckland new zealand | asexual |Genres:
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EnglishRelease Date:
25 May 1992 (New Zealand) See more »Also Known As:
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Jenny Harrison: Come one Rachel, there's got to be a bright side to all of this.
Rachel McKenna: Where?
Jenny Harrison: What about all you've learnt from running your own business?
Rachel McKenna: How to screw it up, you mean.
Rachel McKenna: Thanks. I shall now go home and ponder my future.
Jenny Harrison: Do you want a job at the clinic? While you're thinking about things?
Rachel McKenna: My brain surgery's a little rusty.
Jenny Harrison: As P.A. for me and David.
Rachel McKenna: Thanks but I can't really see myself in a crumpling suit kissing butt in an utterly ...
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The working title of the show was The Shortland Street Project, named after its planned filming location in the Television New Zealand-owned studios at 74 Shortland Street in downtown Auckland. The studios however were too small to fit all the sets required and production was subsequently moved to a warehouse in the suburb of Browns Bay, but the name stuck and was truncated to simply Shortland Street. See more »Goofs
Dr Li Mei Chen (2003 - 2006) arrived to New Zealand on a study program from China. After arriving with very poor spoken English skills and weak pronunciation of the English language, approximately one year after her coming to New Zealand she had a flawless English accent as if she was a New Zealand born Chinese citizen. See more »Quotes
Rachel McKenna: I'm gonna end up with nothing, which is precisely what I deserve.Jenny Harrison: Come one Rachel, there's got to be a bright side to all of this.
Rachel McKenna: Where?
Jenny Harrison: What about all you've learnt from running your own business?
Rachel McKenna: How to screw it up, you mean.
Rachel McKenna: Thanks. I shall now go home and ponder my future.
Jenny Harrison: Do you want a job at the clinic? While you're thinking about things?
Rachel McKenna: My brain surgery's a little rusty.
Jenny Harrison: As P.A. for me and David.
Rachel McKenna: Thanks but I can't really see myself in a crumpling suit kissing butt in an utterly ...
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Shortland Street is a mint soap opera set in an Auckland A&E private medical clinic.Boy,I tune in to watch the antics of the nurses and doctors having love triangles.Beats Crossroads any day here in Britain!
The acting is good,the storylines are gripping and they have some of the biggest studs and stunners ever(arise Angela Bloomfield and Tameura Morrison)