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Blue Heelers is an Australian police drama series which depicted the lives of police officers stationed at the fictional Mount Thomas police station in a small town in Victoria.
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Blue Heelers is an Australian police drama series which depicted the lives of police officers stationed at the fictional Mount Thomas police station in a small town in Victoria.
Best Guest or Supporting Actress in Television Drama | 2006 | Saskia
Best Actor in a Guest Role in a Television Drama Series | 2001 | Gary
Best Guest or Supporting Actor in Television Drama | 2006 | Marcus
Most Popular Actor | 1997 | Martin
Most Popular Actress | 1996 | Lisa
Most Popular Program | 1998
Most Popular New Male Talent | 2002 | Ditch
Most Popular New Talent Female | 2000 | Jane
Most Popular New Talent | 1995 | Lisa
Most Popular Series | 1997
Best Television Drama Series | 2005
Best Actress in a Guest Role in a Television Drama Series | 2001 | Carol
Best Episode in a Television Drama Series | 1998 | Riccardo
Most Popular Australian Drama | 2005
Most Popular Drama | 2006
Most Popular New Talent Female | 2005 | Samantha
Most Popular Series | 1996
Most Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series | 2006 | John
Most Popular Actress | 2005 | Jane
Most Popular Actor | 1996 | John
Most Popular Program | 2001
Most Outstanding Actor | 1997 | William
Best Editing in a Television Drama | 2006
Before filming started on the pilot episode, Ann Burbrook was cast as Maggie Doyle and Lisa McCune as Roz Patterson. The two actresses swapped roles to avoid being typecast in the future.
John Wood's (Tom Croydon) favorite line from all 500 episodes of the series is "You shot Doherty's dog?", shouted by him to Constables Maggie Doyle and Wayne Patterson in the pilot episode.
Before her death in a car accident late in season one, Tom's first wife Nell Croydon was mentioned in almost every episode but was never seen. Afterwards, photographs of the character appeared clearly on Tom's desk showing her with their children (as toddlers) and eventually Nell would appear as a "vision" to Tom in season seven, the only time she was ever seen "in person" onscreen. This was of course a different actress used to provide Nell's voice in the episode of her death (in which her left eye is also briefly seen in a photograph Tom touches before her funeral). Behind the scenes, John Wood thought the idea of Nell being talked of but never seen was hilarious, and called her "non-existant Nell".
John Wood is the only cast member to have appeared in every single episode of the series, although fellow original cast member Julie Nihill also remained with the show for its entire run, but was used less and less in its later years, and did not appear in approximately thirty episodes.
The cancellation of the show in January 2006 made front-page headline news on nearly all of Australia's major daily newspapers, including "The Sydney Morning Herald" and Sydney's "The Daily Telegraph", Melbourne's "The Herald Sun" and "The Age", and Brisbane's "The Courier Mail".
"Sr. Sgt. Tom Croydon: My faith died the day I dragged my dead wife's body out of that creek."
"Maggie: If you're going to faint, let me know. PJ: Yeah, catch me. Maggie: I'll get out of your way."
