The Best Episodes of Fires Season 1

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#1 - Episode 1
S1:E19/26/2021
Inspired by true stories about the devastating Australian bushfires of 2019/2020. Lighting strikes and starts what is to become a long, hot and treacherous summer for young volunteer firefighters Tash and Mott.
Director:Michael Rymer
Writer:Belinda Chayko
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Director:Michael Rymer
Writer:Belinda Chayko
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#2 - Episode 2
S1:E210/3/2021
Dairy farmers Kath and Duncan return to their farm in the aftermath of the fire while grief and blame threaten to tear the family apart.
Director:Ana Kokkinos
Writer:Jacquelin Perske
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Director:Ana Kokkinos
Writer:Jacquelin Perske
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#3 - Episode 3
S1:E310/10/2021
Tash and Mott join the local fire-fighting effort in a small beachside community as locals and tourists alike have to make the difficult decision of whether to stay or flee.
Director:Kim Mordaunt
Writer:Mirrah Foulkes
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Director:Kim Mordaunt
Writer:Mirrah Foulkes
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#4 - Episode 4
S1:E410/17/2021
On Christmas Eve, Tash and Mott escort locals from a small rural community to a community hall for refuge from the fires.
Director:Kim Mordaunt
Writers:Steven McGregor, Belinda Chayko
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Director:Kim Mordaunt
Writers:Steven McGregor, Belinda Chayko
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#5 - Episode 5
S1:E510/24/2021
The fire fronts join up creating a "megafire". As a wall of flames bear down on Ruth and Nawra defending their home and the wildlife they care for, conflicting priorities at the fire control centre leave them in peril.
Director:Ana Kokkinos
Writer:Anya Beyersdorf
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Director:Ana Kokkinos
Writer:Anya Beyersdorf
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#6 - Episode 6
S1:E610/31/2021
It's New Year's Eve. A usually picturesque holiday town looks like a war zone - as day turns to night, then the sky turns blood-red, people rush to the water's edge for safety.
Director:Michael Rymer
Writer:Belinda Chayko
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Director:Michael Rymer
Writer:Belinda Chayko