Cops L.A.C.

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Also known asCops: Local Area Command
GenrePolice procedural
Drama
StarringKate Ritchie
Martin Dingle-Wall
Ria Vandervis
Tom O'Sullivan
Kelly Paterniti
Graeme Squires
Gary Sweet
Denise Roberts
Roy Billing
Damian De Montemas
Theme music composer"Howlin' for You" by The Black Keys
Template:Pluralize from text of originAustralia
Original languageTemplate:Pluralize from textEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes13
Production
Executive producerTemplate:Pluralize from textJo Horsburgh
ProducerTemplate:Pluralize from textLisa Scott
Production locationTemplate:Pluralize from textSydney, New South Wales
CinematographyRussell Bacon
Running timeApproximately 1 hour
Production Template:Pluralize from textNine Films & Television Pty Limited
Original release
NetworkNine Network
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Cops L.A.C. (Cops: Local Area Command) is a 2010 Australian television police drama, which screened on the Nine Network. The series followed the work of officers at the Seaview Local Area Command, a fictitious police response area of the 'State Police' set in harbourside Sydney, New South Wales. The first series premiered on 2 September 2010, in the same timeslot of Network Ten's police drama Rush.[1]

On 22 November 2010, the Nine Network discontinued the show due to the high production costs.[2]

Cast

Main cast

Actor[3] Role[3] First Episode Last Episode
Kate Ritchie Det. Senior Constable Samantha 'Sam' Cooper 1.01 1.13
Martin Dingle-Wall Det. Senior Constable Rhys Llewellyn 1.01 1.13
Ria Vandervis Det. Senior Constable Roxanne Perez 1.01 1.13
Tom O'Sullivan Senior Constable Nathan Holt 1.01 1.13
Kelly Paterniti Constable Priscilla Smith 'Smithy' 1.01 1.13
Graeme Squires Probationary Constable Daniel van der Mark 1.01 1.13
Gary Sweet Superintendent Jack Finch 1.01 1.13
Denise Roberts Det. Inspector Dianne Pappas 1.01 1.13
Roy Billing Senior Sergeant Graeme Sinclair 1.01 1.13
Damian De Montemas Senior Constable Matt 'Matilda' Hilton 1.01 1.13

Recurring cast

Actor[3] Role[3] First Episode Last Episode
Ivy Mak Fran Barker 1.01 1.13
Sophie Katanis Constable Terese Drake 1.01 1.08
Jonny Pasvolsky Zac Butler 1.03 1.13

Guests

Actor Role Episodes
Abi Tucker Nina Blunt / Amanda Hodge 1 episode
Anya Beyersdorf Skye Duncan 1 episode
Brett Climo Dave 1 episode
Corey Page Richard 1 episode
Danny Roberts Brett 1 episode
Ellen Grimshaw Alicia 1 episode
Indiana Evans Kylie Tremaine 1 episode
Jacinta Stapleton Kate Nolan 1 episode
Jeremy Lindsay Taylor Daker Simms 1 episode
Jessica Napier Natalie 1 episode
Jessica Tovey Tash 1 episode
John Atkinson Captain Timochenko 1 episode
John O'Hare Matthew 1 episode
Kate Fitzpatrick Meg Sinclair 3 episodes
Laurie Foell Gillian Lothar 1 episode
Lisa Chappell Justine Taylor 1 episode
Lucy Bell Neighbour 1 episode
Martin Vaughan Tim 1 episode
Matt Holmes Ian Lothar 1 episode
Matthew Le Nevez Ben Ellis 1 episode
Nathaniel Buzolic Jahrryde 1 episode
Petra Yared Marielle 1 episode
Renai Caruso Sonia Bolton 1 episode
Robert Taylor Tom O'Neill 1 episode
Ross Newton Lionel Tibbs 1 episode
Salvatore Coco William 1 episode
Sharon Millerchip Fiona 1 episode
Simon Lyndon Cameron 1 episode
Tabrett Bethell Eve Louizos 1 episode
Tim Pocock Lance 1 episode
Vince Colosimo Dominic Salter 1 episode
Zoe Carides Alison Bristow 1 episode

Plot

Cops L.A.C. revolves around the police operations of Seaview Local Area Command. Superintendent Jack Finch, a seasoned officer, is the Local Area Commander, with Crime Manager Detective Inspector Diane Pappas at his side. The uniformed officers stationed at Seaview handle anything from general police response calls to investigation of assaults and muggings, with detectives dealing with cases involving drug dealers and car crashes, shootings, stabbings, and armed robbery.[4]

Production

The first series consisted of 13 episodes and was initiated by Jo Horsburgh and commissioned by the Nine Network in 2009, it was produced by Diane Haddon,[5] Lisa Scott and in-house by the Nine Network Drama Department. Production started on 27 May 2010 and ended on 11 November 2010, after various scheduling changes. Tim Pye, a writer on the series described the show as "like The Bill, but with a higher body count." When researching the real-life Local Area Command, he discovered "the more you research the business of policing, the more wondrous it is that people do it… But they stick with it and love it."[6] Filming wrapped up for the first series in mid-September 2010.[7]

Episodes

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Ratings

Episode Air date Timeslot Viewers Nightly Rank Weekly Rank
1.01 2 September 2010 Thursday 8:30pm 1,168,000[8] 4[8] 25[9]
1.02 9 September 2010 925,000[10] 11[10] 46[11]
1.03 16 September 2010 763,000[12] 14[12] 67[13]
1.04 23 September 2010 529,000[14]
(did not air in Melbourne)
22[14] N/A[15]
1.05 30 September 2010 715,000[16] 17[16] 74[17]
1.06 7 October 2010 670,000[18] 14[18] 65[19]
1.07 14 October 2010 681,000[20] 13[20] 62[21]
1.08 21 October 2010 Thursday 9:30pm 487,000[22] 23[22] N/A[23]
1.09 28 October 2010 560,000[24] 21[24] 99[25]
1.10 4 November 2010 595,000[26] 20[26] 90[27]
1.11 Thursday 10:30pm 410,000[26] 31[26] N/A[27]
1.12 11 November 2010 Thursday 9:30pm 574,000[28] 22[28] 93[29]
1.13 Thursday 10:30pm 440,000[28] 27[28] N/A[29]
Series Average --- --- 655,000 18 N/A

Home media

The season was released on DVD as a three-disc set, under the title of Cops: Local Area Command – The Complete Series on 6 January 2011.[30]

Title Format Ep # Discs Region 4 (Australia) Special features Distributors
Cops L.A.C. (Complete Series) DVD 13 03 6 January 2011 None Roadshow Entertainment

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