The Worst Episodes of Westside

As Ted lies in hospital, Rita calls the troops to see off those responsible – and many innocent letter-boxes may perish as a result.

Director: David de Lautour

Writer: James Griffin, Dan Musgrove

Ted's gang head down country for their first job without their leader. Plus, Cheryl brings home a hippy, leading to a very uncomfortable visitation from the past for Rita.

Director: David de Lautour

Writer: Shoshana McCallum

Ted wants payback for his suffering but doesn't believe in a truce or playing the long game. What plan will he come up with?

Director: Michael Hurst

Writer: James Griffin

A plague has descended upon the West house and Rita must sort the mess out – including making a deal with the devil.

Director: Aidee Walker

Writer: James Griffin

The war that has been simmering under the surface, between Rita and Wolf, bursts into fruition as Wolf takes matters into his own hands.

Director: Michael Hurst

Writer: James Griffin, Dan Musgrove

Rita has one last item she needs to cross off her bucket list; unable to face the future, Carol goes back in time; meanwhile Wolf has to play catch-up.

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Cheryl deals with the devil while Wolf tries his hand at parenting; meanwhile Rita gives death the good old-fashioned West family middle-finger salute.

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Carol and Rita explore a range of alternative therapies; Ted and the lads go to a strip club and meet an old friend; meanwhile, for Wolf and the boys, things go from bad to a place beyond worse.

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As Wolf deals with failure, Cheryl takes some time out in a place that is almost exactly like Fiji but not; meanwhile Falani finds an old friend living under a bridge, like a troll

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Carol and Ngaire go on a bar crawl for revenge while Wolf seeks out the traitor in their midst. Meanwhile, to help Ted, Rita enters into a pact with a most unlikely devil.

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Sometimes, when a job goes very very wrong, it is the innocents who must pay the price or take the fall. Rita makes a list, of the bucket variety; which means that Ted, the old dog, masters a new trick.

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The Wests celebrate Van and Jethro’s fourth birthday party. What could possibly to wrong? Apart from the appearance of a gang of angry clowns…

Director: Michael Hurst

Writer: Kate McDermott

Ted West is reunited with his true love, Rita. But she has a secret and he has a lot to prove if he’s to get back on top of his gang and his game...

Director: Mark Beesley

Writer: Rachel Lang

The West’s past secrets risk being exposed. Rita and Wolf go head-to-head in a game of mutually assured destruction.

Director: Aidee Walker

Writer: James Griffin, Shoshana McCallum

October 1987. As the stock-market crashes around the West family and their associates an old dynasty crumbles and decays, while the next generation finds a home in which to forge the next one.

Director: Michael Hurst

Writer: James Griffin, Kate McDermott

The biggest job yet has explosive consequences for the Wests. Oh, and Wolf has a girlfriend.

Director: Simon Bennett

Writer: Rachel Lang

Rita is dealing with trouble and strife both at home and abroad, as the repercussions from the two bungled robberies spead. Meanwhile, Ted isn’t safe in prison

Director: Caroline Bell-Booth

Writer: Kate McDermott

Rita helps out a friend from prison and Wolf get an upwardly mobile job. The Springbok tour creates employment opportunities for Ted and there's a swingers' party.

Director: Murray Keane

Writer: James Griffin

Wolf and Cheryl grieve at Tutaekuri Bay, while Rita suffocates in a full house and seeks help from an unlikely source. Ted gambles with his future.

Director: Murray Keane

Writer: Shoshana McCallum

A grisly murder pits the gang against each other, Cheryl and Wolf are at each other's throats over wedding venues, and Rita gives Ted an ultimatum

Director: Michael Hurst

Writer: Kate McDermott

The matter of the poisoned lamington splits the house of West and leads Ted and Rita to sex, drugs and rock & roll.

Director: Murray Keane

Writer: James Griffin

Times are changing for Ted. Rita wants to expand her business and keep the peace between father and son. Wolf mixes business with pleasure.

Director: Murray Keane

Writer: James Griffin, John Daniell

Guilt over Evan is tearing Rita and Wolf apart. McCarthy feels compromised by his lady's past. A fateful meeting at the forbidden dairy leads to fireworks.

Director: Michael Hurst

Writer: Kate McDermott

Rita may have finally found her match. Fear forces Bilkey in too deep. A means to an end changes everything.

Director: Murray Keane

Writer: Shoshana McCallum

Ngaire encounters a familiar face at Cheryl's hen's party while Wolf is lead astray by an old flame at his stag do. Phineas and Bert fight for Carol.

Director: Caroline Bell-Booth

Writer: James Griffin, Nick Ward