The election taking place in Windoona becomes a success. Gibbo has to make an emergency landing and becomes gravely injured.
The Chochrane brothers create their usual havoc when they try to blow up a car in order to get the insurance money. When Sam tries to lend a helping hand, he ends up being injured.
Things look nasty in Coopers Crossing when the town is invaded by a wild bunch of shearers and Jack is accidentally shot. Will the town be able to find somebody with his rare blood group in time?
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Title: The Flying Doctors (1986–1992)
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Lenore Smith | ... | Kate Wellings / ... 220 episodes, 1986-1992 |
| Robert Grubb | ... | Dr. Geoff Standish 203 episodes, 1986-1992 | |
| Maurie Fields | ... | Vic Buckley 203 episodes, 1986-1992 | |
| Val Jellay | ... | Nancy Buckley 169 episodes, 1986-1992 | |
| Liz Burch | ... | Dr. Chris Randall 143 episodes, 1986-1991 | |
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George Kapiniaris | ... | Dimitrios 'D.J.' Lonniadis 108 episodes, 1987-1991 |
| Rebecca Gibney | ... | Emma Plimpton / ... 107 episodes, 1986-1991 | |
| Peter O'Brien | ... | Sam Patterson 92 episodes, 1987-1991 | |
This series chronicles the events surrounding the activities of the Royal Flying Doctors Service, which operates its own aircraft -in this case from the base at Coopers Crossing, an otherwise hardly notable town- to fly its medical staff throughout the Australian outback, where roads are too scarce and distances too immense to reach patients for medical care or get them to hospital by car in time. Doctors, nurses, pilots and base staff change throughout the seasons, often coming from the city and finding it difficult to adapt to life in the godforsaken countryside and be accepted by the isolated local community; there are of course the usual colleague stories. In most episodes they make one or more flights for routine medical examination sessions and/or emergency help, sometimes continued on board and/or in the hospital. Furthermore there are various sidelines, mainly concerning the local characters such as bar-owners Vic and Nancy, who also provide the only rooms, and some of their ... Written by KGF Vissers
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Especially the first few years of this series provides really good viewing. You cannot help but love the warm personalities appearing in it. When visiting the real R.F.D.S. in Broken Hill in 1994, I was told that the series realistically presents the work carried out by the devoted doctors and nurses covering 80% of the Australian continent. In brief, this series has it all: multi-dimensional characters with great actors, rich story lines (romance, adventure, how to cope in the outback etc.) and nice footage of a grand landscape.