50/16
The series was filmed in the Northern Territory and South Australia, in places so remote they are barely inhabited, let alone shown on screen
Line of Events
When the massive Lawson cattle station is left without an heir, rival factions in Australia see a chance to seize control.
and I had to give my opinion because people might be missing out on a great watch
Locations include the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park – with special permission from the traditional owners – and Tipperary Station, a real, working cattle station that is so large it has its own airport and school.
Don’t watch this to compare it to other shows
Maybe some people just expect too much from these shows, but if you fancy spending a few hours watching a great performance by great (not necessarily popular) characters, plenty of story to keep you occupied, drama, violence, excitement, scenery and an escape from city life, then don’t miss out.
Look at the territory itself
It’s gripping from the very beginning and the excitement and thrills don’t let up until the very last scene and as the credits roll I’m sitting here thinking, please release a second season ASAP.
