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Rake (2010– )A lawyer (criminal defense) tries to take up the most challenging and disturbing cases that no one wants. His private life is not without pickles. |
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| Richard Roxburgh | ... |
Cleaver Greene
(16 episodes, 2010-2012)
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| Matt Day | ... |
David Potter
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| Russell Dykstra | ... |
Barney Meagher
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| Danielle Cormack | ... |
Scarlett Meagher
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| Caroline Brazier | ... |
Wendy Greene
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| Kate Box | ... |
Nicole
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| Keegan Joyce | ... |
Fuzz Greene
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| Adrienne Pickering | ... |
Melissa Partridge
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Lachlan Judd | ... |
Adam Meagher
(13 episodes, 2010-2012)
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| Steve Le Marquand | ... |
Col
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Madeline Towns | ... |
Zoe Meagher
(9 episodes, 2010-2012)
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| Damien Garvey | ... |
Cal McGregor
(8 episodes, 2012)
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Tom Poulton | ... |
Max Meagher
(8 episodes, 2010-2012)
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| Robyn Malcolm | ... |
Kirsty Corella
(7 episodes, 2010-2012)
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| Geoff Morrell | ... |
Joe Sandilands
(7 episodes, 2010)
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A lawyer (criminal defense) tries to take up the most challenging and disturbing cases that no one wants. His private life is not without pickles.
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2010 (Australia) See more »Filming Locations:
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Typical Australian TV: same handful of actors regurgitated over and over like an old boys club (why was Martin Henderson cast as an American when he is incapable of delivering lines in an American tongue?); same self-consciously humorous scripts as subtle as Comic Capers – it's basically the Chaser's War minus a few farts and cream pies. When will our producers dare to lose this cringeworthy jingoism and allow our entertainment to meet world sensibilities? It's as insular as it was in 1960something. And this coming from the ABC! Unpardonable tripe. Like chucking a bucket of pigswill at the proletariat. I'm as embarrassed as I am about the Pauline Hansons and Fred Niles over this kind of stuff.