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Title: The Common Wealth (17 Feb 2013)
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| Episode complete credited cast: | |||
| Allan Hawco | ... | Jake Doyle | |
| Sean McGinley | ... | Malachy Doyle | |
| Lynda Boyd | ... | Rose Miller | |
| Krystin Pellerin | ... | Leslie Bennett | |
| Mark O'Brien | ... | Des Courtney | |
| Marthe Bernard | ... | Tinny Doyle | |
| Scott Grimes | ... | Jimmy O'Rourke | |
| Alan Doyle | ... | Wolf Redmond | |
| Romina D'Ugo | ... | Natalie Hurst | |
| Roark Critchlow | ... | Shane Garrett | |
| Patricia Isaac | ... | Monica Hayward | |
| Aleks Paunovic | ... | Angus Farris | |
| Richard Donat | ... | James Bennett | |
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Bob Cole | ... | The Republic (voice) |
The Doyles are hot on the trail of an international art thief as they try to help a federal cop buddy bring her to justice before she can elude him once again; Constable Hayward makes a grave mistake with career-impacting implications; Leslie struggles as she deals with an important family issue.
I do love the episode, just not anywhere near as much as the rest of the series. The only issue is that if you are Australian, Road Critchlow's accent is absolutely horrendous. It actually hurts at points to watch.