The Best Episodes Written By Stuart Beattie

In 1939 English aristocrat Sarah Ashley crosses the world to confront her husband and sell a million-acre cattle ranch in the Australian Outback.

Director: Baz Luhrmann

Writer: Stuart Beattie

Sarah learns the truth about her husband and what she is now up against. Winning over Drover may be her only hope to take on King Carney.

Director: Baz Luhrmann

Writer: Stuart Beattie

Leading 1000 head of cattle across outback terrain, Sarah and Drover are faced with how far Fletcher will go for revenge.

Director: Baz Luhrmann

Writer: Stuart Beattie

Sarah & Drover must outsmart Carney & his men at Darwin wharf for a cattle deal with the army. Sarah discovers she is no match for the draconian race laws and is about to capitulate to Carney.

Director: Baz Luhrmann

Writer: Stuart Beattie

Caught between the comfort of family and the pull of his heritage, Nullah must make a hard choice.

Director: Baz Luhrmann

Writer: Stuart Beattie

With World War II imminent, Sarah makes a sacrifice for Nullah. Drover realizes what matters most, but bombs start falling on Darwin.

Director: Baz Luhrmann

Writer: Stuart Beattie

Obi-Wan is drawn into a confrontation with Vader, as Luke's fate hangs in the balance.

Director: Deborah Chow

Writer: Stuart Beattie

Obi-Wan Kenobi lives a humble existence on Tatooine. Despite the dangers of being a Jedi survivor at the height of the Empire, Kenobi is forced to emerge from hiding.

Director: Deborah Chow

Writer: Stuart Beattie

Obi-Wan searches for allies as he attracts the attention of the Empire, threatening the locals.

Director: Deborah Chow

Writer: Stuart Beattie

Obi-Wan’s mission brings him to a crime-ridden world, home to all manner of scum and villainy.

Director: Deborah Chow

Writer: Stuart Beattie