Division 4 - Volume 11

Customer Reviews

1. Still great episodes.
   Posted by Wayne on 21/10/2017
   
   

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   More top episodes in the colour era. Can't fault this show. A+++.
2. Still able to deliver the goods after six years
   Posted by Alex on 22/05/2017
   
   

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   By 1975 Division 4 was still able to deliver the goods to viewers now in living colour. Quite remarkable when it was the third most popular show on Australian TV. Best episodes are "A Sense of Duty" - part 1 & 2, "Dying Deposition", "Unflit to Plead", "Two Hours of Madness" and "What Will My Friends Say?". Other standout episodes are "The Lame Ducks" and "Nicky" guest starring John Orcsik and Gil Tucker in their pre-Cop Shop days.
3. Thunderclap Scotty
   Posted by Greg Gamble on 17/02/2017
   
   

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   Nearing the end of Division 4 as we are now in 1974. Ted Hamilton and Patricia Smith are long gone and the uniform branch has a few newcomers, including Andrew McFarlane. Nothing much has changed upstairs in CI. Vickers bedside manner has not improved, He wants results otherwise the superintendent will hunt him down. Amusing as ever are his loud calls of 'FRANK' as he asks for Frank Banner to leave the muster room pronto and follow the next lead. Scotty is still sick of yielding his stretched uniform man power to CI. DIv 4 is the equal of Homicide in my view; both quality Aussie cop shows that sustained quality over many years, I know they notched a few logies along the way. Quite deservedly so.
   
4. happy
   Posted by Unknown on 17/02/2017
   
   

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   HAPPY
   
5. great viewing
   Posted by greg on 17/02/2017
   
   

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   Good clear picture great show
   
6. Colour Episodes.
   Posted by Todd.W. on 17/02/2017
   
   

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   Good to See the 2nd Colour Edition to the Collection.Looking Forward seeing more + Matlock Police + Solo One.
   
7. Great viewing
   Posted by Mark Ruyssenaers on 17/02/2017
   
   

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   Like all the series DVD's the memories are great seeing the seventies again with Valiants and Holdens chasing each other, and Gerard Kennedy and John Mcfarlane and the rest when they were stars just starting out, just great to see television when it was just to watch television with out smart t.v.
   
8. awesome
   Posted by matt on 17/02/2017
   
   

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   Excellent quality reproduction