The Best Episodes of Good Guys, Bad Guys Season 2

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   #1 - Zen Go the Strings of My Heart

   S2:E13/31/1998

   Reuben is in love with Orange, a free spirited artist. While preparing an anniversary surprise for Reuben, Orange witnesses a brutal murder. As soon as Elvis hears what happened, he knows who is involved.

   Director:David Cameron

   Writer:Steve Moriarty

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   Director:David Cameron

   Writer:Steve Moriarty
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   #2 - Car Wars

   S2:E24/7/1998

   Elvis is in love - again. He's been seeing Carmen Francis, an intelligent, attractive, newly qualified lawyer. However, true love never runs smoothly and soon Maginnis finds himself in a sticky predicament.

   Director:David Cameron

   Writer:Chris Hawkshaw

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   Director:David Cameron

   Writer:Chris Hawkshaw
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   #3 - Don't Cry for Me Arch 'n Tina

   S2:E34/14/1998

   Elvis foists the task of chasing up a dry-cleaning debt onto Stella. When she doesn't turn up for work the next morning, Elvis' task of finding Stella is frustrated by a police Drug Squad who seem to have an interest in her but won't say why.

   Director:Paul Moloney

   Writer:Everett De Roche

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   Director:Paul Moloney

   Writer:Everett De Roche
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   #4 - You Say Ethics, I Say Etics

   S2:E44/21/1998

   Father Frank Conroy is standing for local council. There are two other candidates, a local homophobic fruiterer and a clairvoyant. When Father Frank is bashed and left for dead in a laneway, Elvis believes local politics is behind the brutal attack.

   Director:Steve Jodrell

   Writers:Vincent Gil, Roger Simpson

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   Director:Steve Jodrell

   Writers:Vincent Gil, Roger Simpson
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   #5 - Naughty Bits

   S2:E54/28/1998

   Reuben meets Jill, and the attraction is electric and mutual. After an attack on Jill leaves the attacker dead, she tells police she had never seen the man before and was acting in self defence, but Elvis isn't so sure.

   Director:Brendan Maher

   Writer:Everett De Roche

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   Director:Brendan Maher

   Writer:Everett De Roche
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   #6 - There's No Business Like Small Business

   S2:E65/5/1998

   Elvis discovers $10,000 in his bank account that he knows isn't his. Thinking that his cousin had repaid an old debt, Elvis lends the money to a friend. Things turn sour when Bobby Boakes, a hapless local identity, turns up wanting the money he had to quickly off-load in Elvis' account.

   Director:Steve Jodrell

   Writer:Neville Brown

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   Director:Steve Jodrell

   Writer:Neville Brown
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   #7 - Dog People

   S2:E75/12/1998

   Well known heavy Alphonse Mazzini comes to Elvis' rescue over a parking spot. Before he thinks about the consequences, Elvis has uttered those six little words; "any time you need a favour."

   Directors:Paul Moloney, Andrew Ramage

   Writers:Tony McDonald, Graeme Koetsveld

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   Directors:Paul Moloney, Andrew Ramage

   Writers:Tony McDonald, Graeme Koetsveld
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   #8 - Elvis Lives

   S2:E85/19/1998

   Looking after his friends daughter, Midge, becomes harder than Elvis ever imagined when Midge is accused of stealing a diamond ring and is seen taking money from a mysterious man in a limousine.

   Directors:Paul Moloney, Andrew Ramage

   Writers:Roger Simpson, Charlie Strachan

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   Directors:Paul Moloney, Andrew Ramage

   Writers:Roger Simpson, Charlie Strachan
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   #9 - 100% Proof

   S2:E95/26/1998

   Stella's dad, Beau, has been accused by underworld thugs of being involved in the theft of a consignment of Scotch. To keep Stella happy, and to save Beau's hide, Maginnis agrees to find the Scotch.

   Director:Paul Moloney

   Writer:Shane Brennan

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   Director:Paul Moloney

   Writer:Shane Brennan
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    #10 - A Chip Off the Old Potato

    S2:E106/2/1998

    Stella's Aunt Bridget is considering selling the family potato chip business when her daughter Emily is kidnapped. Upon receiving a ransom note in exchange for her safe return, they approach Elvis for help.

    Director:Mandy Smith

    Writer:Neville Brown

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    Director:Mandy Smith

    Writer:Neville Brown
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    #11 - Doof

    S2:E116/9/1998

    Reuben's hero Gothic rocker Blitz Kreig hits town and Reuben is determined to meet him. Disguised as a priest, Reuben arrives at Blitz's hotel room where he finds him dead. With the police suspecting Reuben, it's up to Elvis to uncover the truth.

    Director:Mandy Smith

    Writers:Mac Gudgeon, Shanti Gudgeon

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    Director:Mandy Smith

    Writers:Mac Gudgeon, Shanti Gudgeon
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    #12 - Blood Is Thicker Than Walter

    S2:E126/16/1998

    The on-going family feud between Finbar Maginnis and Heather McLeod didn't stop Walter McCloud falling in love with Loyola Maginnis. Now the pressures of the feud are taking their toll on the marriage and Elvis steps in to help his cousin escape.

    Director:Brendan Maher

    Writers:Chris Hawkshaw, Roger Simpson

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    Director:Brendan Maher

    Writers:Chris Hawkshaw, Roger Simpson
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    #13 - You Light Up My Wife

    S2:E136/23/1998

    Stella is trying to find out how a new cleaner around the corner is undercutting their prices while Elvis is spending time with his new girlfriend, Holly. Then Elvis' car blows up. Who would want Elvis dead? The list is long and at the top is Leo, Holly's ex-husband.

    Director:David Cameron

    Writer:Graeme Koetsveld

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    Director:David Cameron

    Writer:Graeme Koetsveld