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Bluey (1976)
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Bluey is an Australian Cop Show, made by Crawford Productions for the Seven Network, which ran for 39 episodes between July 1976 and December 1977.The series revolved around Cowboy Cop Detective Sergeant "Bluey" Hills, played by former comedian Leo "Lucky" Grills, who has been put in charge of his own (very small) department because no one else wants to work with him. The supporting cast included Gerda Nicholson as Sgt. Monica Rourke, John Diedrich as Detective Gary Dawson and Terry Gill as undercover officer Det. Sgt. Reg Truscott. Victoria Quilter appeared in early episodes as Jo Goldman, Dawson's girlfriend.Nowadays, the series is better remembered for being parodied by The Late Show (1992), in a recurring Gag Dub sketch called Bargearse.Not to be confused with another Australian series called Bluey.Bluey provides examples of: | |
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