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Network Ten (ended 1977)

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Number 96 offered many an actor a start to their careers. Number 96 was considered controversial and resulted in many television firsts - including the first openly gay regular character on a tv sitcom. Long running shows like Number 96, Bell Bird, A Country Practice, The Bill, Grange Hill etc. that have many guest stars and regulars are recalled by viewers when they see a former cast member in a new production. In 1974,Number 96 the movie was released. After 1218 episodes the series finished up in 1977. America's NBC network produced their own series in the 80's but the appeal was not the same.moreless

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S 6 : Ep 220	Episode 1218	Aired 8/11/77
S 5 : Ep 1	Episode 1099	Aired 1/18/77
S 4 : Ep 1	Episode 911	Aired 1/19/76
S 3 : Ep 1	Episode 670	Aired 1/13/75
S 2 : Ep 1	Episode 446	Aired 1/28/74

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Peter Adams	Andy Marshall (1974 - 1975)
Jan Adele	Trixie O'Toole (1974 - 1977)
Tony Allyn	Miles Cooper (1975)
Ronne Arnold	Chad Farrell (1972)
Philippa Baker	Roma Godolfus (1972 - 1975)
Briony Behets	Helen Eastwood (1972)

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