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Episode dated 3 September 1966
Episode aired Sep 3, 1966
1h
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Director
Ray Newell
Stars
Brian Henderson
Nino Tempo
April Stevens
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Director
Ray Newell
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Brian Henderson
Nino Tempo
April Stevens
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Nino Tempo
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April Stevens
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Sandy Scott
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Judy Stone
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Warren Williams
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Director
Ray Newell
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They're a Weird Mob
(1966)
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Deep Purple
Music by
Peter De Rose
Lyrics by
Mitchell Parish
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Nino Tempo
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April Stevens
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Release date
September 3, 1966 (Australia)
Language
English
Production company
TCN
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1 hour
Color
Black and White
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