Division 4

TV Series
1969–1975
50m

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This series was about the wide variety of cases dealt with by the Criminal Investigation and Uniform branches at Melbourne's fictional Yarra Central police station.This series was about the wide variety of cases dealt with by the Criminal Investigation and Uniform branches at Melbourne's fictional Yarra Central police station.This series was about the wide variety of cases dealt with by the Criminal Investigation and Uniform branches at Melbourne's fictional Yarra Central police station.

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IMDb RATING

8.3/10

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Awards
- 7 wins

Episodes301

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7 seasons7 years

Trivia
This series set a new record for the longest run of any Australian series without a single change of cast, at 226 episodes. That record remains unbroken.

Connections
Referenced in Top Gear Australia: Scrap Metal Challenge (2008)

Soundtracks
Power Drive
(uncredited)
Performed by Group Forty Orchestra
Composed by Johnny Pearson
[Theme]

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10/10

A classic police drama set in Yarra Central Police Station, Melbourne

I am so disappointed that I have to wait till 3 am (to 4am) to watch repeats of this old Australian police drama series. It is just as entertaining now as it was back then. We return back to black & white colour and the slower pace of Australian life in Melbourne. It is so cool to see the cars and fashion of the late 60's and early to mid 70's and the genuine Aussie characters, many of whom having appeared in other Aussie shows. It is also fun to note and compare the changes in law today. The cops really make this show. I enjoy watching these repeats so much, and as I said earlier, disappointed at the late 3 am start. It would be a lot better deal if the money-hungry "Quizmania" was scrapped and Division 4 brought forward to the 12 to 12.30 am time slot. With 300 by 50 minute episodes this series would be very welcome on DVD. I hope other viewers feel the same. Perhaps we might see a DVD release in the future.