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'He [Lief Erickson] is the Rev. Vincent, on the verge of a mental breakdown who is sent to an Aboriginal mission in the desert.

'He finds the doctor of the mission dead in the chapel with a strange mark on his forehead, and the rest of the staff mesmerised.

'He finds out the mission is on Aboriginal sacred ground, and he himself is confronted by a group of Aborigines. Under pressure, he collapses.'

Source:

'Top Stars in New TCN9 Series', Australian Women's Weekly, 20 June 1973, p.10.

An actor who always plays villains finds himself on the receiving end of fear when he is taken in by a couple of fans.

A group of circus 'freaks' put a property developer on trial for bulldozing their circus to make room for condominiums.

An advice columnist goes into hiding after her husband is killed by a car bomb meant for her, but she is still stalked and terrorised by someone who inexplicably knows where she is.

A Nobel Prize-winning scientist, who works with the manipulation of DNA, becomes an unwitting accomplice to murder.

A hated man returns to the community that ostracised him, but despite his new wealth, he refuses to help the dying community.

A young bride tries to negotiate a relationship with her husband's seemingly jealous teenage daughter.

Harold Parkhurst poisons his wealthy cousin, knowing the death will be put down to her heart condition–but he reckons without her garrulous cockatoo.

A surgeon begins getting mysterious phone calls after he performs a heart transplant.

'lt's about a successful airline pilot, Willie Tremaine (Nielsen), who is involved in a crash in which 53 people are killed. Although Tremaine is exonerated, a bitter, crippled newspaper reporter, Jack Pettitt (Morris), drags his name through the papers and threatens his family.'

Source:

'Top Stars in New TCN9 Series', Australian Women's Weekly, 20 June 1973, p.10.