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Issue Details: First known date: 1973... 1973 Flash Nick from Jindavick
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A 'surreal' sitcom set in the nineteenth century, Flash Nick from Jindavick tells the exploits of bumbling Jack Bradshaw (aka Flash Nick) as he attempts to carve out a career as a bushranger. These attempts include robbing a mail train while disguised as a roller-skating emu and trying to steal a black opal at a Country Women's Association Kung-Fu tournament, this time disguised as a harem girl. Throughout the series, he is pursued by Captain Magpie.

Notes

  • The two pilot episodes were written by Grahame Bond while holidaying in Noumea. When the ABC agreed to extend the show by a further two episodes in 1974, Bond collaborated with writers Bill Harding, Gary Reilly, Tony Sattler, and John Wood.

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First known date: 1973
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