The Doctor Blake Mysteries – 22nd February 2013

Episode Description of The Doctor Blake Mysteries – 22nd February 2013 (courtesy of ABC TV)

Episode 04 – Brotherly Love
When a delirious prisoner on death row tells Dr Blake he is innocent of the police shooting for which he is soon to hang, Blake is stunned – and believes him. But no one else seems interested in uncovering the truth.  Continue reading

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The Doctor Blake Mysteries – 15th February 2013

Episode Description of The Doctor Blake Mysteries – 15th February 2013 (courtesy of ABC TV)

Episode 03 – Death Of A Travelling Salesman
When a travelling salesman dies in a single car accident on a quiet country road, Chief Superintendant Lawson (Joel Tobeck) labels it a drink driving case. But when Constable Parks reveals the corpse’s face was blue, Dr Blake (Craig McLachlan) is intrigued. Although the victim’s clothes reek of alcohol, Blake concludes that the salesman was not drunk and certainly died before the crash. But how? And why is the face blue?
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The Doctor Blake Mysteries – 1st February 2013

Episode Description of The Doctor Blake Mysteries – 1st February 2013 (courtesy of ABC TV)

Episode 1

When a young woman’s body is found floating in Lake Wendouree, Dr Blake can’t help digging deeper into the mystery. There is more to the case than meets the eye. Blake is certain the deceased girl – a runaway from the local reform school – was dead before she was dumped in the water. The autopsy proves his theory but finding the killer is more complicated. Continue reading

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The Doctor Blake Mysteries – 8th February 2013

Episode Description of The Doctor Blake Mysteries – 8th February 2013 (courtesy of ABC TV)

Episode 02 – The Greater Good
On the eve of Anzac Day, Dr Blake (Craig McLachlan) bumps into a former British Army colleague at the police station, Major Derek Alderton (Neil Pigot). Alderton is in town, trying to track down two army deserters believed to be hiding out in the area. But before they can reminisce, Dr Blake is called to the morgue where the body of the attendant, Bert Prentice, lies with shocking injuries in a pool of blood.
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Lunch with Nadine Garner (The Age – 8 February 2013)

Fairfax (The Age/SMH) has a great interview with Nadine Garner.


 Photo: Melanie Faith Dove

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Clinical precision aids the whodunit (The Age – January 31, 2013)

The Doctor Blake Mysteries

Clinical precision aids the whodunit

Debi Enker
Published: January 31, 2013 – 3:00AM

Show of the week: The Doctor Blake Mysteries, Friday, ABC1 at 8.30pm Continue reading

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The Doctor Blake Mysteries – Premiere

The Doctor Blake Mysteries will premiere on ABC1 on 1 February 2013 at 8:30pm. This is the same times that its hit series of 2012 Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries screened in.

Check out the promo at ABC’s Youtube page.

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More information – It’s a Date

TV Week (and AAP) have posted some more information on the character Nadine will be playing in the ABC comedy (in 2013) “It’s a Date”.

Kate Ritchie’s next TV role will be a long way from schoolgirl Sally Fletcher when she plays a “rampant lesbian”.

Best-known for her long-running Home and Away gig, 34-year-old Ritchie has signed up for a risque role in the ABC comedy It’s A Date, according to TV Week.

Created by Peter Helliar, It’s A Date also stars Aussie actress Nadine Garner, who plays Ritchie’s on-screen girlfriend.

“I’m playing a single woman who’s dating Kate,” Garner told TV Week.

“I know Kate isn’t normally portrayed as a rampant lesbian,” she said, laughing.

  • It’s A Date is set to air on the ABC in 2013.
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Boy Out of the Country – Rehearsed Reading

Nadine participated in a rehearsed reading of Boy Out of the Country on 19 November, 2012 (credit Monash University)

Boy Out of the Country a play in verse by Felix Nobis was awarded the R. E. Ross Trust Script Development Award in 2010. This week saw two rehearsed readings of this play at popular inner city venue forty-five downstairs and at the Drama Theatre of Monash University.

Written in verse, the play explores ways in which story can be told through poetic devices; it examines how rhyme and rhythm not only decorate, but can be employed to motivate plot.

Directed by Felix Nobis, the reading featured Ezra bix, Nadine Garner, Drew Tingwell, Chris Bunworth and Alison Richards.

Felix Nobis is a lecturer in Theatre and Performance and has worked for the Sydney Theatre Company, Belvoir St Theatre, Q Theatre and Red Stitch.

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Site Update – Follow-up from August re-launch

Update as at 15 December 2012:

It’s taken a while, but I’ve finally restored the site back to where it was before the crash from hell in August.

The only thing that is missing at the moment from the old site is the Media section – that shall be offline till at least January while I move it to a different server.

As at 16 August 2012:

Welcome!

Apologies for the interruption with the site. On August 1, the site server had a major server crash and I lost everything including the backup which was damaged in the process.

It will take a few weeks to get everything back up (so you will know an influx of old articles being added during this time) but I hope to have things back to normal in September. So apologies for the temporary design until then.

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