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Rush (2008 TV series)

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2008 Australian TV series or program
Rush
GenrePolice procedural
Created byJohn Edwards
Christopher Lee
StarringRodger Corser
Callan Mulvey
Claire van der Boom
Josef Ber
Nicole da Silva
Ashley Zukerman
Jolene Anderson
Kevin Hofbauer
Antony Starr
Samuel Johnson
Catherine McClements
ComposerStephen Rae
Country of originAustralia
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons4
No. of episodes70(list of episodes)
Production
Production locationsMelbourne,Victoria,Australia
EditorRodrigo Balart
Running time45 minutes
Production companySouthern Star Entertainment
Original release
NetworkNetwork Ten
Release2 September 2008 (2008-09-02) –
17 November 2011 (2011-11-17)

Rush is an Australian television police drama that first aired onNetwork Ten on 2 September 2008.[1] Set inMelbourne, Victoria, it focuses on the members of a Police Tactical Response team. It is produced byJohn Edwards and Mimi Butler forEndemol Australia, which was branded as the Southern Star Group during production of the series.

In late October 2011, text phrasing on the cover art ofEntertainment One's DVD release of the fourth series first indicatedRush would not return for another series, meaningseries 4 would be its last.[2] Soon after, the production company, known at the time as theSouthern Star Group confirmed withTV Tonight that a fifth series had not been commissioned.Network Ten did not issue any press releases stating the wrapping up ofRush. Executive Producer of Drama and Production atNetwork Ten, Rick Maier, issued a statement on the show's officialFacebook page: "While we don't discount a return series, it is not on the cards at this stage – but we do intend to finish season four with a bang, literally."[3]

Plot

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Rush follows the lives of members of the prestigious Tactical Response team (TR), which is based on the real lifeVictoria PoliceCritical Incident Response Team, a highly mobile unit that fills the operational gap between general duties police and theSWAT-likeSpecial Operations Group. The team is seen responding to violent incidents such as carjackings, suicides and armed offences.

Most of the episodes involve at least one main plot, with one or two smaller subplots throughout each episode. In some cases, they will focus on one plot, while the personal lives tend to fall into the form of smaller subplots that span over a number of episodes. Usually the team is divided into two, one team per case, with the team taking the minor subplot meeting up with the major team at some stage throughout the episode. The usual six-person team is split between two vehicles known as TR01 and TR02.

In series four, the composition of the plot was revamped with only one large and extensivearc featured throughout the 13 episodes, as opposed to the story-line structure of prior series.[4]

Production

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The pilot forRush, originally titledRapid Response, was filmed in 2004 and based on an earlierPolice Rescue script.[5] The pilot featured several characters and cast who did not return for the series, includingMatthew Le Nevez,Libby Tanner andCorinne Grant. The series was initially rejected but years later was picked up for production when the2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike affected Ten's imported shows.[6]

Sergeant Dominic "Dom" Wales, played byJosef Ber, was originally scripted to be killed in the first season, however during production Van der Boom asked to be released. Her US working visa had been approved and being a "Residency Visa", required her to move to the US. As such, the character of Grace was killed off instead.[7]Jolene Anderson joined the cast for the second series, from 16 July 2009.[8][9] The series is filmed in Victoria in both regional and metropolitan areas.

A third season of Rush was announced by Channel Ten on 25 September 2009. It premiered in the time-slot of 8:30pm on 22 July 2010.[10]

A thirteen-episode fourth season was confirmed by Channel Ten's Executive Producer of Drama and Production, Rick Maier on 12 November 2010. He stated "Rush continues to deliver great stories, great stunts and some of the best performances on TV".[11] Filming for the fourth season began on 6 May 2011.[12]

Cast

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First series characters (from left to right): Leon Broznic, Dominic Wales, Grace Barry, Brendan Joshua, Lawson Blake, Stella Dagostino, Michael Sandrelli and Kerry Vincent

Main cast

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Actor/actressCharacterRankPast rank/sTenureEpisodes
Rodger CorserLawson BlakeSenior Sergeant2008–201101–70
Callan MulveyBrendan 'Josh' JoshuaSergeant2008–201101–70
Claire van der BoomGrace BarrySenior Constable200801–11
Josef BerDominic 'Dom' WalesSergeant2008–201001–51
Nicole da SilvaStella DagostinoSenior ConstableConstable2008–201101–70
Ashley ZukermanMichael SandrelliSenior ConstableConstable2008–201101-65
Samuel JohnsonLeon BroznicIntelligence Officer2008–201101-70
Catherine McClementsKerry VincentSuperintendentInspector2008–201101-70
Jolene AndersonShannon HenrySergeantSenior Constable2009–201114–70
Luke ArnoldElliot RyanConstable200934–35
Kevin HofbauerChristian TapuConstable2010–201136–70
Antony StarrCharlie LewisSenior Sergeant201158–70

Recurring

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  • Asher Keddie as Jacinta Burns; journalist and love interest of Lawson Blake (Season 2, 7 episodes)
  • Camille Keenan as Audrey Khoo; police intelligence officer (Season 3, 15 episodes)
  • Elena Mandalis as Anna Vargis; police minister (Season 4, 8 episodes)
  • Ella-Rose Shenman as Minka Button; daughter of Tash Button (Seasons 3–4, 6 episodes)
  • Emily Wheaton as Amber Cushing; niece and assistant of Leon Broznic (Seasons 4, 9 episodes)
  • Ian Meadows as James Vincent; drug addict and son of Kerry Vincent (Seasons 3–4, 5 episodes)
  • Jane Allsop as Tash Button; love interest of Brendan Joshua (Seasons 3–4, 12 episodes)
  • Justin Rosniak as Tompkinson 'Tommo' (Seasons 3 & 4, 2 episodes)
  • Kate Jenkinson as Nina Wise; love interest of Leon Broznic (Seasons 1–2, 4 episodes)
  • Maia Thomas as Sandrine Wales; wife of Dominic Wales (Seasons 1–2, 4 episodes)
  • Malcolm Kennard as Col Rainey; son of Doug Rainey (Season 4, 3 episodes)
  • Mark Leonard Winter as Liam Rainey; son of Doug Rainey and brother of Col Rainey (Season 4, 3 episodes)
  • Nathaniel Dean as Andrew Kronin; career criminal and nemesis of Lawson Blake (Seasons 2–3, 5 episodes)
  • Nikki Shiels as Cleo Temple; journalist and love interest of Stella Dagostino (Season 4, 3 episodes)
  • Paul Ireland as Boyd Kemper; brother of hit-and-run victim and love interest of Kerry Vincent (Season 2, 5 episodes)
  • Peter Hardy as Doug Rainey; head of a notorious crime family (Season 4, 4 episodes)
  • Rohan Nichol as Napthorn (Season 2, 3 episodes)
  • Todd MacDonald as Connor Barry; husband of Grace Barry (Season 1, 6 episodes)
  • Zed Ledden as Brian Marshall (Seasons 1–2, 3 episodes)

Guests

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Episodes

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Main article:List of Rush episodes
SeriesEpisodesOriginally aired
Series premiereSeries finale
1132 September 2008 (2008-09-02)25 November 2008 (2008-11-25)
22216 July 2009 (2009-07-16)26 November 2009 (2009-11-26)
32222 July 2010 (2010-07-22)16 December 2010 (2010-12-16)
4131 September 2011 (2011-09-01)17 November 2011 (2011-11-17)

Home media

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Home media

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TitleFormatDate released# of episodes# of discsSpecial featuresDistributors
Season 01DVD30 July 2009[14]134Behind the scenesHopscotch Entertainment
Season 02: Volume OneDVD3 December 2009[15]123NoneHopscotch Entertainment
Season 02: Volume TwoDVD1 April 2010[16]103NoneHopscotch Entertainment
Season 03: Volume OneDVD2 December 2010[17]123NoneHopscotch Entertainment
Season 03: Volume TwoDVD3 March 2011[18]103NoneHopscotch Entertainment
Season 04DVD15 December 2011[19]133NoneHopscotch Entertainment
The Complete Series 1–4DVD5 December 20127019Behind the scenes (Series 1 only)Hopscotch Entertainment
The Complete CollectionDVD4 August 20217019Behind the scenes (Series 1 only)Via Vision Entertainment

Online Streaming

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Original Broadcast on Tenplay (2008-2012)

Re-Release Broadcast On Tenplay (2019–Present)

TitleFormatEpisodes #Release dateStreaming StatusWeb ExtrasDistributors
Rush: The Complete Season 01Streaming13September - November 2008

6 September 2019 (Re-Release)

Expired 2012

Current

Behind The Scenes (Webisodes)

Rush Premiere Party (Ten News Video)

Photo Gallery

Tenplay
Rush: The Complete Season 02Streaming22July - November 2009

6 September 2019 (Re-Release)

Expired 2012

Current

Behind The Scenes (Webisodes)

Photo Gallery

Tenplay
Rush: The Complete Season 03Streaming22July - December 2010

6 September 2019 (Re-Release)

Expired 2012

Current

Behind The Scenes (Webisodes)

Photo Gallery

Tenplay
Rush: The Complete Season 04Streaming13September - November 2011

6 September 2019 (Re-Release)

Expired 2012

Current

Behind The Scenes (Webisodes)

Photo Gallery

Tenplay

Note: The Rush Web Extras were NOT add back with The Re-Release on 10play.

Awards and achievements

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Awards and nominations
YearAwardCategoryNominee(s)Result
2011Logie AwardsMost Popular ActorCallan MulveyNominated
Most Outstanding ActressCatherine McClementsNominated
Most Outstanding DramaRushNominated
Most Popular DramaRushNominated
Screen Music AwardsBest Music in a drama series or serialStephen Rae(for episode 3.16)Nominated
2010AFI AwardsBest Television Drama SeriesRush –John Edwards and Mimi ButlerWon
2009AWGIE AwardsTelevision SeriesJohn O'Brien andChristopher Lee(for episode 1.04)Won
Logie AwardsGraham Kennedy Award for Most Outstanding New TalentAshley ZukermanNominated
Most Outstanding ActorCallan MulveyNominated
Most Outstanding ActressClaire van der BoomNominated
Most Outstanding Drama Series, Miniseries or TelemovieRushNominated
2008AFI AwardsBest Television Drama SeriesRush –John Edwards and Mimi ButlerNominated
Best Lead Actor in a Television DramaCallan MulveyNominated

International broadcasters

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CountryChannelYearDubbed or Subtitled?
 IndiaFOX Crime2009 –Dubbed
 IrelandRTÉ One2009 –
 NorwayTV22009 –Subtitled
 Czech RepublicAXN2009 –Dubbed
 SerbiaAXN2009 –Subtitled
 SlovakiaAXN2009 –Subtitled
 HungaryAXN2009 –Dubbed
 PolandAXN,TV42009 –Voice-over
 Belgiumvtm2009 –Subtitled
 Hong KongFOX Crime2009 –Subtitled
 South AfricaMNET2009 –
 Saudi Arabia & the Arab WorldMBC 4
2009 –Subtitled
MBC ActionSubtitled
 RomaniaAXN2009 –Subtitled
 PortugalAXN2009 (Pilot)
2010 (Regular broadcast) –
Subtitled
 TuvaluTelevision Tuvalu2010 –
 SpainNitro
Cuatro
2010Dubbed
 New ZealandTV One2010 –
 ItalyIPTV di Telecom Italia2010 –Dubbed
Rai Premium2012 –
 EstoniaFox Crime2010 –Subtitled
 FinlandYLE TV22010 –Subtitled
 BulgariaAXN2011 –Dubbed
 IsraelIBA 32011 –Subtitled
 PhilippinesGMA News TV2012 –Dubbed
 TaiwanPTS Main Channel
HiHD
2012 –Subtitled
 IranIRIB 12013 –Subtitled
 United StatesHulu,Tubi TV2013Entire series available for streaming onTubi TV
 FranceNuméro 232014 –Both
 GermanyAXN2015 –Dubbed
 United KingdomAlibi2019 –Series 1–4 shown consecutively, daily, at 5:00pm from 4 February 2019 to 15 May 2019

See also

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References

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  1. ^Knox, David (20 August 2008)."Airdate: Rush".TV Tonight. Retrieved20 August 2008.
  2. ^Knox, David (31 October 2011)."Rush …. "axed" via DVD".TV Tonight. Retrieved31 December 2013.
  3. ^Knox, David (9 November 2011)."TEN: Rush will end "with a bang."".TV Tonight. Retrieved31 December 2013.
  4. ^"About the show".ten.com.au. Retrieved11 September 2011.
  5. ^Knox, David.Rush – First Review,TV Tonight, 28 August 2008.
  6. ^Knox, David (23 August 2008)."Police Rescue DNA in Rush".TV Tonight. Retrieved3 September 2008.
  7. ^Lynch, Sean."Interview – Claire van der Boom". Archived fromthe original on 29 June 2010. Retrieved11 September 2011.
  8. ^Knox, David (22 December 2008)."Jolene Anderson to join Rush".TV Tonight. Retrieved8 May 2009.
  9. ^Knox, David (12 June 2009)."Jolene Set To Rush".TV Tonight. Retrieved26 June 2010.
  10. ^AndrewB (3 July 2010)."Season return of Rush..."Throng. Retrieved11 September 2011.
  11. ^Knox, David (12 November 2010)."Renewed: Rush".TV Tonight. Retrieved26 November 2008.
  12. ^"In Production".Film Victoria.
  13. ^"Actress profile: Salme Geransar".Writers Cafe. 26 February 2014. Retrieved26 September 2024.
  14. ^"Rush (2008) - Series 1 (4 Disc Set) @ EzyDVD". Archived fromthe original on 16 December 2009. Retrieved12 March 2011.
  15. ^"Rush (2008) - Series 2: Volume 1 (3 Disc Set) @ EzyDVD". Archived fromthe original on 12 March 2010. Retrieved12 March 2011.
  16. ^"Rush (2008) - Series 2: Volume 2 (3 Disc Set) @ EzyDVD". Archived fromthe original on 12 March 2010. Retrieved12 March 2011.
  17. ^"Rush (2008) - Series 3: Volume 1 (3 Disc Set) @ EzyDVD". Archived fromthe original on 25 November 2010. Retrieved12 March 2011.
  18. ^"Buy Rush (2008) - Series 3: Volume 2 (3 Disc Set) @ EzyDVD". Archived fromthe original on 7 April 2011. Retrieved12 March 2011.
  19. ^"Rush (2008) - Series 4".www.ezydvd.com.au. Archived fromthe original on 31 July 2012. Retrieved22 May 2022.

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