Shark Bay (TV series)
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| Shark Bay | |
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| Genre | Comedy Drama |
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| Country of origin | Australia |
| Original language | English |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 26 |
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| Producer | Stephen Luby |
| Running time | 5 minutes |
| Production company | Artist Services |
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| Network | Foxtel |
| Release | 22 July 1996 – 1996 |
Shark Bay is an Australian comedy-drama series satirising soap operas. The 26-episode series screened on Foxtel in 1996.
Shark Bay was the first Australian comedy-drama commissioned for cable television.[1] It was co-created by Peter Herbert, Ray Kolle and Steve Vizard, and produced by Vizard's company Artist Services.[1][2] Production on Shark Bay began in April 1996,[1] and it was filmed at the Network Ten Studios in Melbourne.[3] Shark Bay was broadcast in five minute episodes each weeknight at 6:55pm, with all the episodes "re-packaged" into a half-hour episode on Friday nights at 7:30pm.[2]
Cast
- Will Gluth as Peter Delaney[2]
- Zoe Bertram as Kylie Delaney[2]
- Joel Williams as Steve Delaney[2]
- Dieter Brummer as Brad Delaney[2]
- Tina Thomsen as Debbie[2]
- Kate Gorman as Miranda Delaney[2]
- Raelee Hill as Heather[2]
- Frances O'Connor as Dr. Jane[2]
- Doug Penty as Rupert/Osbert[2]
- Lisa Baumwol as Daphne/Delilah[2]
- Tiriel Mora as Justin Farraday[2]
- Rowena Wallace as Clarissa Delaney[2]
Additionally, Peter O'Brien, Kerry Armstrong, Lois Collier, Roger Oakley, Adrian Lee, Tottie Goldsmith and Scott Michaelson appeared in guest roles.[2][3]
