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Television · 1998
SeaChange
After her marriage ends and her career in Melbourne unravels, corporate lawyer Laura Gibson takes a job as the magistrate in the small coastal town of Pearl Bay, raising two children while settling disputes among the eccentric locals.
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What happened to Laura in Pearl Bay is what made the series such engaging viewing. It helped that the town was populated by a cast of odd but endearing characters such as hapless chancer and scheming estate agent Bob Jelly (John Howard), local layabout Griff (Brett Swain) and gentle hotel-owner and walking encyclopedia Meredith Monahan (Jill Forster) . . . and a potential love interest in a laid-back renaissance man known as Diver Dan (David Wenham).
From Nostalgia Central The cast is dominated by strong women, all of them exploring love and relationships in different ways, but none of them perfect; and by the same token, even the antagonists are given fair shrift, with no straw man characters and development for all.
Foz Meadows on Shattersnipe Oh man I was actually just thinking about this the other day! I think all of them were really good. I wish Diver Dan hadn't left, but Max was a good replacement as well. And I had a major soft spot for Warwick.
SnurrCat on Reddit Diver Dan, he was the one that disappeared off to Galápagos Islands but I can’t help myself he’s just the best. Max was amazing too though and just what Laura needed. At least he stuck around 😂
Evie788 on Reddit I just watched this for the first time a few weeks back and I watched the whole first season almost back to back. I just couldn't stop. It's hilarious. I love it. Having spent some time living in small towns (both here and back home) it really hits the nail on the head with the small town/village mindset.
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