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Rush
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Rush

1974
Rush
Rush

Rush

8.5 | en | Drama

Rush was an Australian television series produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation between 1974 and 1976. The first 13 episodes were produced in 1974 and filmed in black and white. In 1976, 13 more episodes were produced, in colour, in conjunction with French production company Antenne 2. Each series featured a different cast with the exception of John Waters.

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Seasons & Episodes

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EP14  A Shilling A Day
May. 31,1976
A Shilling A Day

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EP13  The Second Oldest Trade
May. 24,1976
The Second Oldest Trade

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EP12  McKellar R.I.P.
May. 17,1976
McKellar R.I.P.

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EP11  The Kadaitcha Man
May. 10,1976
The Kadaitcha Man

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EP10  You Just Can't Win
May. 03,1976
You Just Can't Win

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EP9  I'll See You Dead McKellar
Apr. 26,1976
I'll See You Dead McKellar

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EP8  Live To Fight Another Day
Apr. 19,1976
Live To Fight Another Day

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EP7  Farrar's Pride
Apr. 12,1976
Farrar's Pride

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EP6  La Belle France
Mar. 29,1976
La Belle France

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EP5  The New Golden Mountain
Mar. 22,1976
The New Golden Mountain

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EP4  Romany Gold
Mar. 15,1976
Romany Gold

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EP3  The Great Eastern Bubble
Mar. 08,1976
The Great Eastern Bubble

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EP2  Welcome Back Sergeant McKellar
Mar. 01,1976
Welcome Back Sergeant McKellar

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Released: 1974-08-20 | Released Producted By: , Country: Australia Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:
Synopsis

Rush was an Australian television series produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation between 1974 and 1976. The first 13 episodes were produced in 1974 and filmed in black and white. In 1976, 13 more episodes were produced, in colour, in conjunction with French production company Antenne 2. Each series featured a different cast with the exception of John Waters.

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Olivia Hamnett , John Waters , Vincent Ball

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Reviews

jamesmoule The 1970s saw a rebirth for the Australian film industry. This had a positive effect on TV production. The Whitlam years had given Australians confidence in hearing and telling their own stories. "Rush" was one of the first series to tell the story of the Australian bush of the mid 19th century in an authentic way. The lead, played by John Waters, was superb casting and there was great support as well. The music, by Australian composer George Dreyfus, actually made the hit parade. The success of this series made the networks more committed to the production of commercial Australian drama. The ABC went on to make many more fine programs about Australian settlement.
ataylor-14 i remember watching it i did tape it years ago but didn't keep them i hope they either get repeated on ABC or get a DVD Release I met John Waters back In Horsham a few years ago and i said to him i really enjoyed watching Rush and enjoyed his character Sergeant Robert McKellar he was doing Looking through a Glass onion the John Lennon thing he was very good in most shows hes done, EG All The Rivers Run & 2 and Alice to nowhere where he Played a baddie hard to say with out accidentally giving away anything it limits so much i got all the rivers run 1 & 2 , has anyone read all the Rivers run book where he's more violent towards Deli they made him nicer on the Movie cheers
niceroach i cannot believe that this series is so neglected in commentthis was an awesome production filled with the magic of rough tough rural Australian life as it was like in those days of gold prospectors. not to mention all the villains that ended up down under for one reason or another. truly epic television which formulated a vivid insight into rural Australian in a bygone era.nostalgia at its best when you think back to watching with your mum and dad on late night uk television, why of why do they not put some of the series on DVD - this is what we want many people that watched this show would go right out and buy them.
wombat_1 I can't believe that no-one has reviewed this yet !This is a series set during the gold rush of the late 19th century in the Bathurst area (mid west NSW, Australia). Like so many ABC productions, is mainly about the lives of the people of the time and how they interact with each other. It is filmed on-site in the actual area, in the very beautiful towns of Sofala and Hill End, which even today have kept many many traces of their gold rush history still alive.It has the usual ABC meticulous attention to detail which adds so much to the veracity of the show. If anything, it might possibly be a little over-acted and slightly overly dramatic ( I think that a couple of the villains are just a little tooooooo villanous ... ), but setting that aside, it seems a very very very realistic coverage of what life might have been like in the goldfields of the time. So certainly it achieves with mighty success its main objective.For all of you ladies out there who might be reading this viewing, you might be motivated to see this series just for the thrill of seeing John Waters in (and occasionally out of) police uniform. I can distinctly remember that that was the main appeal of this show as far as my (then teenage) sisters were concerned :-)