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Lies and Secrets

Episode 7.01 (125)
March 25, 2003
Ratings: 1.038 million viewers
Written by Shane Brennan
Directed by Kevin Carlin

With Ingrid missing for seven days, the intensive police search to find her begins to lose momentum with everyone beginning to believe they're looking for a body. Everyone that is except Church, whose determination to find her brings him into conflict with his colleagues. Chris reluctantly goes undercover to investigate the mother of a close friend.

Starring: Peter Phelps, Kate Kendall, Jacinta Stapleton, and Gary Sweet

Special Guest: Rebecca Gibney as Ingrid Burton
With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Geoff Paine as Jack Devereaux, Michele Fawdon as Fran Hadley, Kestie Morassi as Simone Hadley, John Ridley as Det. Snr Sgt Eric Chatterly, Dion Mills as Conrad, Glenn Maynard as Nicky Rae, David Watson as Homeless Man, Paul Teiwes as Railway Cleaner, Wayne Pearn as Lawson, Michael Roland as Duty Sergeant, David Piggott as Doctor, Chris Wilson as Michael Haas, Anthony Namor as Trent, Graham McColough as Richards

Pentimento

Episode 7.02 (126)
April 01, 2003
Ratings: 1.006 million viewers
Written by Jeff Truman
Directed by Julian McSwiney

Angie is undercover in an art gallery looking for an insider connection to a spate of robberies when a balaclava-clad bandit bursts in. The gallery manager is held at gunpoint while the rest of the staff are forced into the storeroom. After being released, the prized Loxton painting is missing and an investigation ensues. Meanwhile, Harris has a copy of the Church/Ingrid sex tape in which Ingrid professionally compromises herself.

Special Guest: Rebecca Gibney as Ingrid Burton
With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Tim Robertson as Stig Endquist, Amber Forrest as Sunday Middleton, Waldemar Gorecki as Richard Kruger, Victor Kazan as Stanley Black, Jenny Seedsman as Dr Janine Spencer, Bridget Borgobello as Connie, Simon Russell as Constable Young, James Simpson as Derek, Suzanne Barr as Journalist, Rex Callahan as Crown Prosecutor, Elizabeth Finn as Nurse, Chris Kemp as Cop, Flynn Jungwirth as Cop, Jo Hall as Newsreader

Cul-de-sac

Episode 7.03 (127)
April 08, 2003
Ratings: 1.046 million viewers
Written by Michaeley O'Brien
Directed by Colin Budds

Harris attempts to teach a mate a lesson in crime and punishment, but his plan backfires with disastrous consequences. Meanwhile, news of Church's tape-recording implicating Ingrid Burton has been leaked to the papers.

Special Guest: Rebecca Gibney as Ingrid Burton
With: Richard Morgan as Reg Masters, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Tim Robertson as Stig Endquist, Nathan Wentworth as Jason Kinsela, Ken Radley as Richard Walker, Karissa Lane as Constable Jill Casey, Angus Sampson as Ali, Matt Norman as Wayne Gawler, Nathan Godkin as Shifty, Irene Korsten as Spud, Andy Turnbull as Customer, Peter Heward as Barman, Sarah Hallam as Chloe Kinsela, Khye Scoda as Rory Kinsela

Your Cheating Heart

Episode 7.04 (128)
April 15, 2003
Ratings: 1.032 million viewers
Written by Philip Dalkin
Directed by Steve Mann

Angie meets with two brothers who are looking for a nurse to do a mysterious "job". She's amazed when she's quickly hired by the pair and has to accompany them on the job immediately. Without backup, Angie is forced to go with them or miss out entirely on knowing what they're up to.

Special Guest: Rebecca Gibney as Ingrid Burton
With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Tim Robertson as Stig Enquist, Steve Greig as Colin Abernathy, Jeremy Lindsay Taylor as Gus Abernathy, Alan Cassell as George Lyndon, Nikola Dubois as Lucille Gibbons, Leverne McDonnell as Dr Holt, Rex Callahan as Simon Betteridge, Justin Kennedy as Document Technician, Anthony Angus as Lyndon Employee, Sydney Levin as Phone Technician, Davin Taylor as Ambulance Officer; Stunt Performers: Morgan Evans, Clint Dodd

Don't Look Back

Episode 7.05 (129)
April 22, 2003
Ratings: 0.917 million viewers
Written by Paul Davies
Directed by David Cameron

Chris Dichiera's future is jeopardised when she's forced to shoot dead a former acquaintance who is looking to settle on old debt

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Richard Morgan as Reg Masters, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Peter Finlay as Raymond Shamonne, David Hansen as Dario Menotti, Vivienne Walshe as Bianca Sorensen, Chris Milne as Phillip Mathews, Katie Ditchburn as Kirsty Fliest, Adam Palmer as Detective, Donna De Palma as Carpark Attendant

Snakes In The Grass

Episode 7.06 (130)
April 29, 2003
Ratings: 1.007 million viewers
Written by Magda Pyke
Directed by Colin Budds

Angie, Harris and Sophie lose a colleague when a siege situation erupts at Police Headquarters. Special Investigations welcomes a familar face as its newest member.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Natasha Herbert as Roma Drummond, Craig Elliott as Mal Drummond, Aidan Fennessy as Fish, Alan Hopgood as Bill Skelton, Simon Woodward as Kelty, Irene Korsten as Spud, Luke Robson as Ricky, Ed Dolista as Clerk, Jo Hall as Newsreader, Amanda Oakley as Barmaid, Chris Gray as Uniform Cop, Graham Thwaites as SOG, Justin Nicholas as SOG, Marc Preston as SOG, Warren Janson as SOG, Marco Paoli as SOG

Aftershocks

Episode 7.07 (131)
May 06, 2003
Ratings: 1.078 million viewers
Written by Shane Brennan
Directed by Julian McSwiney

Church goes undercover as a limousine driver to investigate the murder of an informatnt and friend. In the aftermath of the seige, an unscrupulous journalist uses Sophie to get information on the unit. Church loses Angie's heart to his boss, Luke Harris.

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Chris Wallace as Mustafa Habid, Aaron Catalan as Scott Egan, Andrew Curry as Corey Fletcher, Vince D'amico as Alex Kane, Peter Davenport as Dale Kelly, Derya Akguner as Jamila Habid, Rob Knutsen as Photographer, Keiron O'Leary as Detective

Priapus' Playground

Episode 7.08 (132)
May 13, 2003
Ratings: 1.017 million viewers
Written by Jeff Truman
Directed by Steve Mann

Church and Angie penetrate the liberated world of swinging couples and find that love really is a drug.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Trudy Hellier as Carol Dawson, Greg Stone as Paul Dawson, Annie Jones as Helene Harris, Andrew Larkins as Michael Kerwin, Marc Vincent as Guy Beauchamp, Nancy Finn as Sally Kerwin, Kevin Maxwell as Laurie Gazner, Campbell Usher as Midge Cassidy, Beth Blodwen Stibbard as Bridget Dunn, Megan Clements as Bunny Kerwin, Ramona Anne Pearce as Club Patron, Bridget Croucher as Club Patron, Roeli Joosten as Club Patron

The Eighth Day

Episode 7.09 (133)
May 20, 2003
Ratings: 1.118 million viewers
Written by Adam Todd
Directed by Julian McSwiney

Church embarks on his latest operation, infiltrating a Jewish crime family. But is the seasoned undercover operative going too far when he fakes the murder of a security guard to truly ingratiate himself with the family?

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Alex Menglet as Ben Schulman, Robert Ratti as Leon Sidler, Tim Wright as Uri Sidler, Caroline Lee as Roni Schulman, Chris Stipic as Davey, Gary Abrahams as Andy, Dr Hershel Goldman as Rabbi Silverman, John Marsden as Security Guard, Dane Sinclair as Baby Schulman

Sex & Drugs & Deep House

Episode 7.10 (134)
May 20, 2003
Ratings: 1.072 million viewers
Written by Matt Ford
Directed by Kevin Carlin

Christina's relationship with a lesbian clubber turns to tragedy when she discovers that her lover is a murderer.

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Sam Healy as Kate/Fiona Prentice, Brendan O'Connor as Lester Griggs, Grant Morrison as Timmy Boyle, Bray Abbey as Randall Banks, Suzanne Ferguson as School Girl, Clare Chihambakwe as Female Clubber, Elise Nelson as Kate Double; Stunt Performer: Emma Morgan

New Blood

Episode 7.11 (135)
June 03, 2003
Ratings: 0.998 million viewers
Written by Philip Dalkin
Directed by Colin Budds

When Special Operations investigate a renegade young detective working subversively in a suburban station, they discover he has all the qualities to become the new undercover recruit.

Introducing: Daniel Frederiksen as Leo Flynn

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Vivienne Walshe as Bianca Sorensen, Patrick Graham as Const. Laurence Nicholls, Eliza Szonert as Rene Flynn, Marc Lawrence as Jeremy Brown, Ian Rawlings as Tyrone Pattison, Matthew James as Turk; Stunt Performer: Russell Allan

Cold War

Episode 7.12 (136)
June 10, 2003
Ratings: 1.152 million viewers
Written by Michaeley O'Brien
Directed by Steve Mann

New rookie Leo Flynn takes the undercover unit on a wild and merry dance, investigating a drug war between two rival ice cream vendors and ends up biting off more than he can chew.

Starring: Peter Phelps, Kate Kendall, Jacinta Stapleton, Daniel Frederiksen, and Gary Sweet
With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Nicholas Stribakos as Cy Bertoni, Tony Poli as Gino Manella, Amanda Douge as Lucy Manella, Jonathan Auf Der Heide as John Connaughton, Eliza Szonert as Rene Flynn, Paul Bongiovanni as Chico Rodriguez; Stunt Performer: Morgan Evans

Acts Of Love

Episode 7.13 (137)
June 17, 2003
Ratings: 1.012 million viewers
Written by Philip Dalkin
Directed by David Cameron

Harris takes an impulsive trip to Singapore in an attempt to win Angie's heart and protect her from Internal Affairs. This plan backfires when she and her sister are taken hostage by a drug boss.

With: Richard Morgan as Reg Masters, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Asher Keddie as Samantha Piper, Jeremy Sims as Troy Thorpe, Jacek Koman as Daniel Tedesco, Don Halbert as Det. Peter Madsen, Brad Wilde as James O'Reilly, Pix Morgan as Slade, Rowan Francis as Prisoner, Edward Coombes as Prison Guard, Khairi Razaai as Malay Policeman; Stunt Performer: Scott Gooding

Heartbeat

Episode 7.14 (138)
June 24, 2003
Ratings: 1.020 million viewers
Written by Shane Brennan
Directed by Kath Hayden

Angie's latent feelings for Church resurface when a young deaf girl arrives at Police HQ declaring she's his daughter. When Harris uses her to solve a crime, all hell breaks lose.

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Heli Simpson as Libby Sanderson, Elise McCredie as Tracy Sanderson, Neil Pigot as Barry Hunter, DJ Foster as Jack Preece, Martin Grimwood as Wayne Morley, Greg Peeler as Detective, Adam Lee as Waiter, Sam Somerville as Husband, Michelle Zintschenko as Wife, Ross Cummings as Fisherman; Stunt Performer: Clint Dodd.

Sons & Lovers

Episode 7.15 (139)
July 01, 2003
Ratings: 1.163 million viewers
Written by Jeff Truman
Directed by Colin Budds

Special Operations and the Drug Squad simultaneously pursue a suspected European war criminal and her drug-dealing son, thwarting Harris and Angie's attempts to consummate their romance.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Richard Morgan as Reg Masters, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Tony Nikolakopoulos as Milos Jarras, Annie Byron as Liliana Jarras, Luke Carroll as Alan Kelly, Jon Brooks as Zlatko Blaznik, Rod Gilbert as Junk Mail Man, Michael Newton as Uniform Cop, Stuart Brown as Detective

It Started With A Kiss

Episode 7.16 (140)
July 08, 2003
Ratings: 1.064 million viewers
Written by Shane Brennan
Directed by Julian McSwiney

A sexual indiscretion of Harris' comes back to bite him on the arse when a demented woman sets her vengeful sights on Angie. While working undercover, church is hired to perform a hit on a colleague.

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Grant Piro as Brian Dennison, Lisa Bailey as Stella Dennison, Chris Fortuna as Rex Carter, Alexis Beebe as Nurse, Delene Butland as Neighbour, Sam McConnell as Orderly; Stunt Performers: Chris Kemp, Emma Moran

Wild Card

Episode 7.17 (141)
July 15, 2003
Ratings: 0.989 million viewers
Written by Philip Dalkin
Directed by Kevin Carlin

Church makes a dangerous call when faced with a conflict of loyalty between Harris and his old boss, Bernie Rocca. Having just made the discovery that his unpredictable boss Luke Harris is having a secret affair with colleague Angie, Peter resolves he's not going to stand back and do nothing. Pushing Harris into a corner, Church threatens to disclose Harris' secret to Angie unless Harris comes clean about his condition.

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Joe Petruzzi as Bernie Rocca, Mark Raffety as Martin Kelly

Practice Of Deceit

Episode 7.18 (142)
July 22, 2003
Ratings: 1.023 million viewers
Written by Michaeley O'Brien
Directed by Paul Moloney

Flynn endangers his life and that of his pregnant sister on a deadly assignment with two cop killers. Church faces legal repercussions for taking the blame in the shooting death of Laurie Nicholls.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Damian Walshe-Howling as Dave Williams, Eliza Szonert as Rene Flynn, Richard Cawthorne as Mark 'Weasel' Burridge, John Ridley as Eric Chatterley, Angela Twigg as Serena Jackson, Denzil Howson as Home Owner, Rebecca Barnett as Nurse, Hanuman as Fence, Melanie Edwards as Const. McLeod, Glenn Shearer as Const. Jackson; Stunt Performer: Roy Edmunds

Killing Heidi

Episode 7.19 (143)
July 29, 2003
Ratings: 1.023 million viewers
Written by Matt Ford
Directed by Geoffrey Cawthorn

Chris risks her life and puts her sexuality on the line to sting a sadistic chef for murder. Chris' cover is blown during the covert operation — no thanks to new unit member Constable Leo Flynn. What's more, Flynn's feelings for Chris come dangerously close to the surface during the sting.

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Jeremy Stanford as Ivan Flitcroft, Carolyn Bock as Dr Zara Marais, Sue Jones as Marilyn Harris, Nathan Seeckts as Kenny, David Adams as Pooley, Tara De Pasquale as Waiter

Sleeping With The Enemy

Episode 7.20 (144)
August 05, 2003
Ratings: 1.093 million viewers
Written by Shane Brennan
Directed by Colin Budds

Sleeping with the enemy proves to be a dangerous cocktail for Church when he goes undercover in a dodgy furniture removal company to bust an interstate ecstasy shipment.

Special Guest: Libby Tanner as Ava Ryan
With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Nicholas Crawford-Smith as Steve Deighton, Terry Gill as Barry Bender, Marco Chiappi as Danny Kinnear, Michael Robinson as Kevin 'Mango' Mangos, Caroline Lloyd as Dr Mensa, Tania Lentini as Nurse; Stunt Performers: Chris Hargreaves, Eddy McShortall

A Horse Is A Horse…

Episode 7.21 (145)
August 12, 2003
Ratings: 1.046 million viewers
Written by Jeff Truman
Directed by Steve Mann

Reg Masters makes a silk purse from a sow's ear in busting a racehorse stealing, coke dealing, porn king. Meanwhile Church has a surprise meeting with prostitute Lauren Davies prompting him to insert himself into Masters' operation to protect Oscar's friend. Leo's sister goes into labour.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Richard Morgan as Reg Masters, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Samantha Tolj as Lauren Davies, Geoff Morrell as Ron Moore, Eliza Szonert as Rene Flynn, Adam Palmer as Det. Kevin Swank, Kate McLennan as Melissa, Brian Long as Julian Doogan, Murray Player as Butch, Nathan James as Stable Heavie, Chris Hargreaves as Stable Heavie, Eddy McShortall as Truck Driver, Emily Gray as Baby Lucy; Stunt Performer: Roy Edmunds

Conversations With The Dead

Episode 7.22 (146)
August 19, 2003
Ratings: 1.012 million viewers
Written by John Ridley
Directed by Grant Brown

After Flynn is almost killed in a buy bust gone wrong, Church goes undercover as a spiritual medium to hoodwink an international gun runner.

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Robert Essex as Ari Katsonis, Jonathan Hardy as Stephen Betjeman, Helen Thomson as Selma Katsonis, Kane McNay as Warren Davis, Hunter Perske as Karl Johnson, Yang Li as Arthur Tang, Carmen Warrington as Christine, Anna Knightley as Christine's Daughter, Anne Vassiliadis as Parishioner

Free Radical

Episode 7.23 (147)
August 26, 2003
Ratings: 1.037 million viewers
Written by Philip Dalkin
Directed by Julian McSwiney

Sophie takes Church to lunch with two of the state's biggest criminals. But will the meal be Church's last? Harris is blackmailed by an adversary from his past who threatens to reveal his psychiatric disorder.

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Jason Clarke as Brett Linton, Steve Millichamp as Paul Feldman, John McTernan as Dr Dan Fraser, Tim Schwerdt as Dr Worley, Alferd Nichao as Tony Ling, Trent Huen as Jimmy Zhou, Stan Tsitas as Christos Karapidis, Greg Parker as Des Clarke, Annabel Mounsey as Anna Karapidis, Christopher Stantinou as Anton Karapidis, Anthony Wallace as Charge Counter Const., Elizabeth Slattery as Nurse, Justin Bechtold as Nurse

Daddy's Little Diamond

Episode 7.24 (148)
September 02, 2003
Ratings: 1.091 million viewers
Written by Samantha Winston
Directed by Geoffrey Cawthorn

While playing nanny to the daughter of a suspected hitman, Chris is horrified by the child's revelation. Luke grows increasingly agitated while dealing with his blackmailer's ever-changing demands.

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Jason Clarke as Brett Linton, Brian Vriends as Joel Pearson, Eboni Rutherford as Lily Pearson, Simone Buchanan as Cathy Pearson, Rhys McConnochie as Bob Lehrer, Burt Cooper as Knotty, Paul Dawber as Dr Trentham, Brett Whittingham as Waiter

Time Out

Episode 7.25 (149)
September 09, 2003
Ratings: 1.226 million viewers
Written by Shane Brennan
Directed by Paul Moloney

While Flynn's life hangs in the balance when a dying informant threatens to implicate him as a cop, his boss is having his own problem… and things are about to get far worse for the enigmatic Harris.

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Ian Bliss as Nick Lynch, John McTernan as Dr. Dan Fraser, Kristof Kaczmarek as Arkady Kruchenko, Marcus Eyre as Joe Jelly, Jacqueline Brennan as Gail Lynch, Tasos Petousis as Geoff Wright, Lois Stewart as Neighbour

Note: the last episode written by Shane Brennan who would go on to work on CSI: Miami

Perfect Match

Episode 7.26 (150)
September 16, 2003
Ratings: 1.090 million viewers
Written by Jeff Truman
Directed by Kath Hayden

Luke's blackmailer, ex-con Brett Linton, asks Luke for a favour when he comes under investigation for a new crime. The Unit puts a team undercover at the wedding of the daughter of a reputed mafia hitman. Angie receives a proposal of marriage.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Jason Clarke as Brett Linton, Marco Pio Venturini as Robbie De Luca, Claudia Buttazzoni as Ella Palantino, Robert Forza as Vitto Palantino, Therese Mavros as Faye Anderson, James Freemantle as Ross Anderson, George Koulaginis as Joe Cantoni, Vivienne Walshe as Bianca Sorensen, Anthony Wallace as Sgt Bob Flanagan, Melanie Sharp as Liza, Cara Tucci as Bridesmaid, Loredana Corallo as Bridesmaid, Ida De Rango as Housekeeper, Vanessa Haldane as Crystal, Lauren Caccaviello as Lattisha, Carly-Jane Rheinberger as Hostess, Emily Galloway as Hostess; Stunt Performer: Eddy McShortall

Boosted

Episode 7.27 (151)
September 23, 2003
Ratings: 1.125 million viewers
Written by Jeff Truman
Directed by Julian McSwiney

Brett Linton, the man who has been blackmailing Luke Harris for several weeks, turns up on Angie's doorstep claiming he is looking to buy her car. Luke's career is put in jeopardy when a journalist surfaces armed with information about his bipolar condition. Working undercover to locate a chop-shop, Leo befriends the woman who nearly ran Chris down. Reactions in the office are mixed to the news of Angie and Luke's engagement.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Jason Clarke as Brett Linton, Therese Mavros as Faye Anderson, Annie Wilson as Vanessa Spackman, Alexis Porter as Nicky Jinx, Josh Cameron as Sam Dignan, Elspeth Ballantyne as Comm. Steadman, Anthony Wallace as Sgt Bob Flanagan, Caroline Lloyd as Doctor, Hilary Henshaw as Secretary, Shirley Wallace as Slow Driver, Lee Hellyer as Forensic, Clint Dodd as Uniform Driver, Chris Kemp as Uniform Driver; Stunt Performers: Selena Harman, Emma Moran

One Perfect Day

Episode 7.28 (152)
September 30, 2003
Ratings: 1.238 million viewers
Written by Philip Dalkin
Directed by Grant Brown

Luke Harris is a bundle of nerves — but not over the big day. A biopolar, confused, and gun-toting Luke goes missing before the wedding, gone off in search of answers to the truth behind his violent visions. Meanwhile, Angie freaks when Luke misses his first meeting with his future parents-in-law. Can Church find him?

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Jason Clarke as Brett Linton, Peter Curtin as Doug Piper, Jillian Murray as Marjorie Piper, Sue Jones as Marilyn Harris, Asher Keddie as Sam Piper, John McTernan as Dr. Dan Fraser, Patricia Pitney as Celebrant, Julie Herridge as Justine Kelly, Helen Nicholson as Helen Bates

Troppo Fest

Episode 7.29 (153)
October 07, 2003
Ratings: 1.325 million viewers
Written by Matt Ford
Directed by Paul Moloney

Angie realises her honeymoon is over before it began as she is forced to quickly come to terms with the extent of Luke's illness. A freaked-out Harris confesses to her that he has come off his medication for bipolar disorder, and everything goes haywire. With Harris admitted to a psychiatric hospital for ECT treatment, and Peter and Angie in search of Linton, Harris' worst nightmare is realised when Linton abducts Angie.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Jason Clarke as Brett Linton, John McTernan as Dr Dan Fraser, Gary Rens as Barman, Rowan Francis as Control Room Guard, Dominic Pedlar as Desk Sergeant, Rebecca Morton as Duty Nurse, Andree Scott as Nurse, Flynn Jungwirth as Nurse, Frank Bite as Security Guard, Anthony Namor as Detective Connell

Train Wreck

Episode 7.30 (154)
October 14, 2003
Ratings: 1.127 million viewers
Written by Jeff Truman
Directed by Kath Hayden

Church unwillingly agrees to play cupid for an informant and his estranged wife — until she turns up murdered and her secret identity as an online sex worker is exposed. Meanwhile, Angie, forced out of Special Operations due to her relationship with Harris, begins a new job with Homicide.

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Brett Swain as Kaiser Vincent, Robert Morgan as Mick Marks, Vivienne Walsh as Bianca Sorensen, Jillian Murray as Marjorie Piper, John Francis Howard as Glen Jones, Allison Byrne as Avril McCarthy, Portia Dane as Meg Gibson, William Houten as Det. Campbell, Dallas Tulk as Response Cop, Alan Mitchell-Lappin as Response Cop, Jo Hall as Newsreader, Bec Rutherford as Escort, Lucienne Barrett as Escort; Stunt Performers: Roy Edmunds, Emma Moran

The Thin Blue Line

Episode 7.31 (155)
October 21, 2003
Ratings: 0.844 million viewers
Written by John Ridley
Directed by Steve Mann

Special Operations and the Drug Squad once again come into conflict when Leo suspects a hot-shot detective of planting evidence on his target. Sophie has important news for Church, and Flynn finds himself in a treacherous love triangle when he is seduced by a colleague.

With: Richard Morgan as Reg Masters, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Rodger Corser as Det. Snr Const. Karl De Groot, Elizabeth Friels as Const. Tamsin Scott, Daniel Schlusser as Rodney Lappet, Bill Ten Eyck as Michael Kornfeld, David Serafin as Trent Mainwaring, John Philp as Guard, Cameron Long as Barman, C. J. Fortuna as Informant, Clayton Bitaks as Policeman, Andrew Scott as Traffic Cop, P.J. Oaten as Speeding Motorist, Kate Feldmann as Doctor, Margot Hedt as Receptionist, Deirdre Naughton as Detective, Brent Lister as Detective

Note: Elizabeth Friels is the neice of actor Colin Friels (Water Rats)

Love's Labour's Lost

Episode 7.32 (156)
October 28, 2003
Ratings: 1.147 million viewers
Written by Jeff Truman
Directed by Julian McSwiney

A teenage love affair involving one of the team's children puts the operatives at risk on a major drug job. Luke is pressuring Angie to give their very brief marriage another go. He wines and dines his estranged wife, but it seems she can't be won over. Angie can't trust Harris anymore — their marriage is over.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Richard Morgan as Reg Masters, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Jonathan Burton as Frank Gray, Lucy Honigman as Emily Armstrong, David Whiteley as Jared Armstrong, Ian Dixon as Matthew Lokan, Carrie Baker as Courtney Armstrong, Johnny Martin as Sid the Bouncer, Jeff Richards as Simon the Maitre D', Janet Watson Kruse as Claudia Gray, Daniel West as Pizza Boy, Bobby Barker as Policeman, Kylie Suttie as Policewoman, Stunt Performer: Chris Kemp

Fashion Victim

Episode 7.33 (157)
October 28, 2003
Ratings: 0.855 million viewers
Written by Jeff Truman
Directed by Paul Moloney

Sparks fly when Chris meets up with an old flame during an undercover job in Fashion Week. Things become more complicated for Angie when she discovers that she is pregnant with Harris' baby. Meanwhile, Chris, who has been working on another case with Leo, is shot in the head outside her house as Leo watches helplessly from the side of the road.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Richard Morgan as Reg Masters, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Kane Alexander as Jeremy Worth, Jackson Raine as Barry Wilson, Ben Barrack as Nathan Rowe, Cameron Knight as Scott Flemming, John McTernan as Dr Dan Fraser, Olivia Connolly as Debbie Wilson, Oscar Henry Lidgerwood as Maisie Wilson, Jo Hall as Newsreader, Fiona Thorn as Dr Kate Romans, William Houten as Det. Campbell, Suzanna Hope as Model

Total Recall

Episode 7.34 (158)
March 09, 2004
Ratings: 1.169 million viewers
Written by Jeff Truman
Directed by Paul Moloney

Eight months have passed since Chris Dichiera was shot in the head by an unseen gunman. Fleeting memory-flashes play on her mind, but they put her no closer to working out the shooter's identity. When the principle suspect is ruled out, the investigation turns up new evidence that suggests the shooter is someone much closer to home. Flynn attempts to warn Chris but it's too late — she's already unwittingly walked into the dragon's lair. Meanwhile, Harris is doing all he can to help Angie through her pregnancy and is there by her side for the birth of their son.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Kane Alexander as Jeremy Worth, Ben Barrack as Nathan Rowe, Richard Young as John Havlin, James Saunders as Adrian Harford, Robert Grubb as Dr. Frank Vellani, Russell Kiefel as Det. Insp. Andrew Bligh, Christopher Bunworth as Dick Carter, Peter Baroch as Steve Evans, Laura Sheedy as Cheryl, Patti Stiles as Susan, Paul Bonet as Lawyer, Abi Richardson as Midwife, Barbara Datson as Midwife, Louise Virgona as Nurse's Aide, Vanessa Turrisi as Nurse's Aide, David Robinson as Uniform cop, Dominic Toscano as Garage Boss, Clancy McDiarmid as Joshua Harris

The Wrong Man

Episode 7.35 (159)
March 16, 2004
Ratings: 0.979 million viewers
Written by John Reeves
Directed by Julian McSwiney

When a surveillance target unexpectedly collapses with a heart attack, Church is forced to step into his shoes as a hitman in a desperate attempt to save a kidnapped girl.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Doug Bowles as Hal Walken, Fiona Macleod as Rhonda Finch, Vincent Miller as Dion Finch, Oscar Lidgerwood as Joshua Harris, Gary Files as Gavin Johnson, Michele Williams as Mrs Walken, Gemma Bromley as Julianne Walken, Glenn Shearer as Constable, Kelly Nash as Nurse; Stunt Performer: Eddy McShortall

The Weakest Link

Episode 7.36 (160)
March 23, 2004
Ratings: 0.934 million viewers
Written by Philip Dalkin
Directed by Geoffrey Cawthorn

Church's efforts to nail a high profile people smuggler are thrown into chaos by a rogue Homicide detective hell-bent on playing undercover cop. Angie reconsiders her future in Homicide.

Guest Starring: Damon Herriman as Dale Kemp, Petru Gheorghiu as Derek Trukan, David Bradshaw as Erik Mills, Trevor Major as Joseph Carter, Annika Glac as Anna Trukan, John Ridley as Det Snr Sgt Chatterley, Helen Mutkins as Abigale Flower, Scott Vogel as Barry Harwell; Stunt Performers: Wayne Cartwright, Mark Campbell

Twilight

Episode 7.37 (161)
March 30, 2004
Ratings: 0.982 million viewers
Written by Michaeley O'Brien
Directed by Steve Mann

Flynn wakes up in a hazy, drug-induced state in a hotel room next to the body of a dead prostitute. With all evidence is pointing to Flynn as the killer, he has a hard time proving he's not juilty. Meanwhile, Sophie is curious anout Peter's new housemate while Angie looks to rejoin Undercover.

With: Richard Morgan as Reg Masters, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Rodger Corser as Karl De Groot, Annika Glac as Anna Trukan, Hugh Sexton as Walter Larnack, Michael Burkett as Iggy, Craig Madden as Richard Cole, Mark Sellitto as Shane Norris, Kristie-Lee Reece as Amber, William Houten as Det. Stuart Campbell, Christopher Bunworth as Crime Scene Officer, Linc Hasler as Barman, Adam Crouch as Tristen Walker, Jason Geary as Thommo, Chris Wilson & Al Cooke as Guards, Tony 'Fingers' Stud as Terry McManus, Brent Lister as McManus' Sidekick, Robert Shook as McManus' Sidekick, Justin Nicholas as McManus' Sidekick, Dallas Tulk as Detective, Andrew Scott as Detective; Stunt Performer: Chis Kemp

The Object Of My Affection

Episode 7.38 (162)
April 06, 2004
Ratings: 0.992 million viewers
Written by John Ridley
Directed by Kath Hayden

Drug dealer Charlie Sanderson tries to romance undercover officer Chris at a buy bust. Charlie offers to act as an informant for the police in his father Ned's drug organisation. But he has a condition — Chris must go on a date with him.

With: Richard Morgan as Reg Masters, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Nathan Phillips as Charlie Sanderson, Annika Glac as Anna Trukan, Alan Lovell as Ned Sanderson, Adrian Mulraney as Drew Callahan, James Saunders as Adrian Harford, Libby Stone as Mrs Jensen, Michael Veitch as Donny Swan, Sally Bull as Nurse, Lewis Castle as Joshua Harris, William Houten as Det. Campbell, Kelly Ann Williams as Karen Jensen; Stunt Performers: Terry Carter, Kent Clifton-Bligh

From Russia With Love

Episode 7.39 (163)
April 13, 2004
Ratings: 1.123 million viewers
Written by Philip Dalkin
Directed by Steve Mann

Committed to forging ahead with his plan to set up house with Anna Trukan, the Polish daughter of one of his informants, Church is still not convinced that he can trust the woman he has agreed to help stay in the country. While he follows her, he's unaware he too is being followed — by his colleagues Chris and Flynn, who are under the instruction of Harris. Things get out of hand when shots are fired and one of the key players suffers a massive heart attack.

With: Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: James Saunders as Adrian Harford, Annika Glac as Anna Trukan, Petru Gheorghiu as Darek Trukan, Victoria Eagger as Snr Sgt Sue Thomas, John Higginson as Gordon Nixon, Adam Pierzchalski as Anton Petrenko, Russell Frost as Koslov, William Houten as Det. Campbell

Cops and Robbers

Episode 7.40 (164)
April 20, 2004
Ratings: 1.032 million viewers
Written by Adam Todd
Directed by Julian McSwiney

Church is hamstrung when an illegal poker game he's involved in is run through by a gang of crooks — among them, his colleague, Leo Flynn who is working undercover with armed robber Damien Broadbent. Back at PHQ, Flynn comes clean to Church and hands back part of the haul (an expensive engagement ring) on one proviso — the cops can't pressure Broadbent for their booty as it could blow his cover and put his life at risk. Church agrees, but when Anna Trukan finds the ring, she believes Church is offering his hand in marriage. Without the heart to tell her otherwise, and with Broadbent demanding that Flynn gets the ring back, Church is pulled from all sides.

With: Jeremy Kewley as Bryan Gray, Katrina Milosevic as Sophie Novak
Guest Starring: Jeff Truman as Angus Tufnell, Danny Adcock as Damien Broadbent, Don Bridges as Simon Hughes, Annika Glac as Anna Trukan, Alan King as Det Tyrone Wallace, Richie Akers as Louis, Megan Jones as Mrs Julie Hughes; Stunt Performers: Graham Jahne, Morgan Evans, Reg Roordink, Davin Taylor