Blue Heelers Season 11 Episodes

Episode 1

Retribution: Part 1

Luke Darcy is back in town and has seen the light, but P.J. is all over him. Assaults are occurring and P.J. knows he is dangerous. The Darcy and Kenny family rally round as usual. Has Luke really changed or is he playing games again, like he has done, time and time again?

Episode 2

Retribution: Part 2

With Luke Darcy out of the picture, P.J. is taken away and is saying nothing. What is going on? C.I. are on the case but the Mount Thomas police are going to investigate it anyway and find out the truth for themselves and it will lead to some unpleasant conclusions.

Episode 3

The Right Thing

A women's only morning at a swimming pool has Tony Timms pull a stunt there. This will bring Chris and Deniz Demir at loggerheads, as they are both running for council. Deniz ends up getting sick and it may be a dirty political trick or is something more sinister going on?

Episode 4

Happily Ever After

Kids come under the police's attention, as one man is in hospital. Ben, as sergeant keeps running after these kids whilst Tom is waiting for a report on them. This will bring in social services and kids that need a home, but will they get a home or will they get put into the system?

Episode 5

Heirs Apparent

When Susie finds herself escorting a pet alpaca to a funeral, she really begins to understand something about country policing. Unfortunately the recently acquired alpaca is the heir to a fortune, and suddenly all sorts of contenders emerge to make counter claims. With Charles 'Bud' Tingwell as Charles Shaw, Marijke Mann as Evelyn Cummings, Shane Luther as Adrian Jolly, Dana Miltins as Kirsten Abbott, Andrew Blackman as Lloyd Ryan, Jeff Drummond as Don Dennison, Michael Roland as Uniting Church Reverend, Tony Arlotta as Taxi driver, Poetic Justice as Algernon and Albert.

Episode 6

A Mere Formality

Ben and Susie face the inquest into Brad's death. What is hoped to be a mere formality quickly becomes complicated when Brad's sister turns up with a letter damning written by Brad and a neighbour/witness makes damning claims against them both - including accusations that Ben and Susie were having a passionate affair - details which never surfaced before the trial.

Episode 7

Cast the First Stone

Two band girls have a fight over their music teacher. The girls are painted as being loose, but the police believe they have a predator on their hands. Jo has to help P.J. with a bad back, but what has he been doing to get it that way, as he won't say?

Episode 8

Great Expectations

Tom has a black eye, PJ and Jo are in a foul temper after a bush walk went horribly wrong, and Ben and Susie have had a frustrating day chasing a non-crime. But it's not until Jonesy reveals his adventures in Widgeree with the new female Senior Constable that PJ realises that each of them has a piece in a puzzle which might lead to the recovery of a quarter of a million dollars in stolen loot.

Episode 9

Off Your Face

Chris tackles a couple of burglars and is hospitalised. Jonesy feels guilty and his help causes further problems. The theft of all that alcohol is causing more trouble as well. The added crimes are not going to help at all and then Jonesy has to inform Chris what has been going on.

Episode 10

Running Scared

There's a serial rapist on the loose and any woman in Mount Thomas could be the next target, including female police officers. Then the internet, uploading of images and videos of local women, makes things even more sinister and there are plenty of suspects around.

Episode 11

Mind Wide Open

A woman claims to be a victim of alien abduction. Then she says her neighbour has been abducted too and he confirms it. When senior constable says she has as well and a little boy goes missing, what is going on? P.J. does not believe it for one minute.

Episode 12

Reasonable Doubt: Live

In this live episode, the Heelers must deal with a child killer who has been found not guilty by a jury. When he returns to Mt. Thomas and gets involved in a fight with a group of angry locals, Jonesy arrests him and clearly plans to mete out his own form of justice, in spite of opposition from his colleagues. With the mob out of blood, the acquitted man is sheltered at the station as an armed standoff erupts at the Imperial.

Episode 13

On the Inside

Susie and Jonesy try to help a little boy who is desperate to visit his mother at the local women's prison and are soon drawn into a web of lies and deception, which includes a torched car and a young man found fleeing the prison. With Angela Hattersley as Heidi Gills, Christine Keogh as Sonia Stafford, Gregory Ross as John Neville, Judith Roberts as Val Ferber, Louis Corbett as Thomas Gills, Sallyanne Ryan as Rhonda Hewitt, Hamish Michael as Antony Beaumont, Nathan Wentworth as Quentin Bell.

Episode 14

Secret & Lies

Jo re-opens the case of a missing teenager when his mother claims to have seen him in the dead of night. Jo senses there is more to this case than she originally thought and soon finds herself involved in a web of lies. With Rebecca Smart as Amy Rose, Ian Scott as Owen Fielding, Joan Murray as Tina Fielding, Jim Daly as David Rose, Alex Cappelli as Jay Fielding.

Episode 15

Yesterday's Hero

A footballer returns home and tries to make a fresh start but is turned down and has many people against him. Susie has a date with him and this clashes with her relationship with Jonesy, over and over again. Who is committing the burglaries and what about the evidence the police find?

Episode 16

The Cull

A meeting about culling kangaroos takes place after Susie and Jonesy come across carnage of a lot of animals slaughtered with a high powered assault rifle, leaving the area like a battlefield. This will bring two men against each other who served in the same platoon in the Vietnam war and both men have secrets to hide, that will lead the outspoken Jonesy, to do something drastic before he truly understands something of the situation.

Episode 17

Life of the Party: Part 1

There a drug problem again and Joney's brother is in town chasing it up. The police seem to have leads but explosions and evidence adds further proof. But Jonesy and his brother are at serious odds over this and with Joney's big 30th birthday coming up, the big guns are called out.

Episode 18

Life of the Party: Part 2

The Jones family are reeling from the shock of what has happened. Susie tries to help, whilst there is still the matter of the drugs issue to deal with and blame is shifting once again and this will enrage Jonesy even more. The real culprits will be found but the police will have a job making one of them get justice they deserve.

Episode 19

Keeping Mum

A man shot dead and an 11 year-old boy stealing from a car shop, have something in common. Jo tries to do a good turn and it will raise a whole lot of questions about parenting. Things will not be as simple as it seems and it will be hard on Jo and P.J.

Episode 20

Payback

Whilst on patrol, Susie discharges her firearm and shoots Ben. Inspector Falcon-Price and ESD are called in to investigate and further investigations are not going well to prove that it was an accident, as the past history between Susie and Ben over Brad is looked into.

Episode 21

Echoes

Jo and P.J. take the plunge, but its a case of a teacher and his female students that Maggie never got to deal with, has P.J. thinking about Maggie when awake and when asleep. This makes Jo question their recent decision and case of the teacher and his female students will make P.J. say what he truly believes.

Episode 22

End of Innocence

Old ladies are being bashed and Clancy's detective work is very helpful. Clancy is then a target and then Tom and Jo are threatened. When incidents occur, a local criminal family are blamed and Grace just can't see the problem the same way Tom does. And threats by more people to 'get the police' are coming thick and fast.

Episode 23

Headless Chooks

Tom Croydon has witnessed the destruction of the Mt Thomas Police Station. He wakes in hospital and the first face he sees is that of Sergeant Nick Schultz, who is in charge of the investigation into the explosion. Tom is told the explosion also killed Jo and a mentally disabled young man, Clancy Freeman. Tom's staff are thrown into emotional disarray by these events. New police premises are quickly organised and two new staff members unexpectedly arrive - Sergeant Mark Jacobs and Detective Amy Fox. Tom is more concerned with the disappearance of his wife Grace. He discharges himself from hospital and leads the search.

Episode 24

A Time for Mourning

Old coppers are investigating assaults on women, leaving the new coppers to deal with an old man who believes he has been robbed and someone may be after him. The rest of the police are trying to get the new offices in order, and there is a lot of anger around.

Episode 25

Pigs Will Fly

There's no rest as a suspected bomb is found at the new police station. Tom lays down his orders. As the investigation seems to get closer and provide answers and the new recruits have to deal with a worrying break-in. And there are more deaths to come.

Episode 26

Life Goes On

Tom is convinced they've got a new speed merchant in town when Joss and Kelly track down a speed freak on a rampage. Tom suggests this could be the reason the Baxters have chosen to settle in Mt Thomas, but Nick and PJ doubt it - their recent search of the Baxter farm indicated absolutely no sign of amphetamine production. Jonesy and Susie investigate another reported speed freak, only to discover a young teenager giving birth in a public toilet. Tom is determined to prove Troy Baxter was responsible for Grace's death and insists that the Heelers interrupt his funeral so that DNA samples can be taken from the body. Although the Baxters object strenuously, Troy's DNA does match, and Grace's rape and murder is finally solved. PJ is concerned that Tom seems to be fixating on the Baxters, and asks his daughter Susan to try and reason with her father. But Tom rejects Susan's attempts to organise his life, and after a stolen 4WD is driven through her bedroom wall, he orders Susan to leave town, telling her he doesn't want her in his life any more. Meanwhile, Ben and Susie's relationship grows closer.

Episode 27

Checkmate

Tom starts to take investigations into the station bombing into his own hands and heads to Melbourne to coerce a name for the explosive dealer from an ex-commando. The dealer denies any involvement, but Nick and PJ get enough information to authorise another raid on the Baxter farm. All they find is some broken glass, but PJ now orders surveillance from the neighbouring property and the Baxters are eventually nabbed for manufacturing speed. But proving they were behind the bombing proves more difficult. PJ and Nick are furious when they learn that Tom has offered the dealer protection in return for information against the Baxters, but this ploy eventually pays off. Nick finally persuades PJ they should confront Tom with their suspicions about his part in Troy's death. Tom absolutely denies killing him, and Nick decides to accept this denial, on the proviso that PJ continue to keep an eye on Tom. After Nick returns to Melbourne, news comes that the explosives dealer has died in an unfortunate accidental explosion at his warehouse, leaving PJ looking hard at Tom. Susie and Jonesy are door-knocking for PJ when they rescue attractive Donna Maitland from a rubbish skip. Later, she catches up with Jonesy at the pub to thank him. They are flirting happily when another man comes in and tries to drag Donna away. Jonesy objects, and gets punched in the face for his trouble. The man is arrested, but explains that Donna is his absconding thief of a girlfriend. Meanwhile, Susie plucks up the courage to tell Ben their brief affair had been a mistake, then goes to Jonesy's room - only to find him getting intimate with Donna.

Episode 28

Don't Call Me Baby

Jonesy puts his job and safety on the line to protect his new lover, Donna Maitland - a woman with criminal connections and a problem with the truth. Donna is apparently on the run from her violent boyfriend, Theo Kallergis. She claims she thinks Theo may try to kill her and asks if she can stay with Jonesy for the time being. Jonesy agrees, but his room is soon ransacked. Jonesy arrests Theo and takes him to the station, where Amy recognises from her police past as being connected with a vicious assault on a drug dealer in Melbourne. Amy and Tom thinks the matter between Donna and Theo might be more than just a domestic dispute, and Tom refuses to give Donna police protection until she tells the whole truth. Jonesy pleads with Tom to change his mind, saying Theo is a violent thug who could kill Donna - but Tom remains firm. An angry argument ensues, ending when Jonesy storms out of the station to try and protect Donna himself. As far as Tom's concerned, Jonesy has one hour to get back to work or his police career is in jeopardy. After crashing a patrol car while on patrol with Kelly, Josh is given busy-work which sees him coming to the aid of an attractive single mother whose son's dog has been stolen by her neighbour. While being treated for a neck injury resulting from the car accident, Kelly makes a startling discovery about the town's new doctor.

Episode 29

Bring It On

Joss suspects something is wrong at a golf club and has a bet with Kelly over work. Tom and Jonesy have heated words over Jonesy's relationship with Donna and her story is full of holes, but is there any truth to it?

Episode 30

Pillow Talk

Donna is forthcoming with information but Jonesy has to get help so he asks Amy. Red herrings occur and Inspector Falcon-Price turns up wanting answers. Meanwhile a tape goes missing that's crucial for a case. Ben and Susie have to talk about their relationship.

Episode 31

Out of Love

Jonesy is still protecting Donna, even though she is behaving oddly and doing things she should be arrested for. Chris has two unexpected visitors and the police station gets two missing animals they have to look after, till the owner turns up to collect them. Tom shows the new darker side of his character even more.

Episode 32

Turf War

With dead bodies piling up, who is responsible and now there seems to be a dirty cop at St Davids. This is going to bring Inspector Falcon-Price and the new no nonsense Tom, to have it out on more than occasion, made all the worse with missing guns and three police officers who are in mortal danger.

Episode 33

Away Games

Following up a noise complaint at a teenage party, Susie and Joss discover a girl who claims to have been pack raped. The party was in honour of a visiting Tasmanian high school football team, and matters are complicated when Tom's step-son, Daniel, turns out to have been one of the guests. As PJ and Amy investigate the case, evidence mounts against Daniel, who doesn't help matters by refusing to give a DNA sample. At first Tom refuses to accept his guilt, but as the evidence becomes overwhelming, Tom suddenly turns, arresting Daniel and throwing him in the cells. Meanwhile, Ben and Jonesy follow up a motel manager's report of a peeping tom, only to find themselves in a siege situation with Jonesy being threatened with a nail gun. Ben finds himself in a familiar situation - threatening to shoot someone in order to save a colleague. He finds he can't do it, and quite literally walks away. Failing at his job, and rejected by Susie, Ben spirals into a depression which ends with him contemplating his service revolver on a lonely country road.

Episode 34

Special Treatment

Tom's step-son Daniel is in real trouble as the key suspect in a rape case, with his only unlikely ally being Inspector Monica Draper. She is concerned that Tom is running amok and tries to pump Sgt Jacobs for evidence. When Daniel finally agrees to a DNA test, Amy returns to suspecting the charming footy captain who has been billeted at the rectory with Daniel. But finding proof is another matter, especially as the girl refuses to believe he was involved. It is only when the girl receives an SMS apology that the truth starts to come out. Joss takes delivery of a snake, handed into the station in the mistaken belief that the Exotic Reptiles Amnesty is still in force. To keep it docile, Joss puts it in the fridge, where it is eventually found by Jonesy. Tom soon identifies it as a harmless carpet snake, and orders Joss and Kelly to return it to its owner, where they find a little more than they bargained for. Tom returns home to find his step-sons moving out. Disappointed and angry at his lack of trust, they have decided to go and live with their grandparents.

Episode 35

Too Late to Say Sorry

Joss hopes the new sergeant at Mt Thomas will let him do some "real" police work instead of shuffling papers. However, before he can give Kelly the benefit of his thoughts on the subject, another vehicle cuts off the patrol car and they find themselves in a pursuit. On pulling over the other vehicle, they discover the driver is a woman who has given birth to a baby girl a short time before and is on her way to hospital. Joss and Kelly take mother and baby there and Kelly bonds with them on the way. Sergeant Roy Holland doesn't disappoint. He shakes down a second hand dealer on his way into town, then lets Joss and Kelly lead the raid on one of the dealer's dodgy customers. Kelly is delighted when it turns out that Roy worked with her dad when they were both young constables. Then Joss discovers something that wipes the smile off her face: there are serious flaws in the mother's story that she gave birth on the side of the road. Kelly is devastated when the police have to remove the child, but grateful of Roy's support - until he reveals his true agenda. Chris hires a mate of Jonesy's to provide security at a twenty first, but is mortified when one of the party guests winds up seriously injured and Jonesy's friend is accused of assaulting him.

Episode 36

One of the Boys

There is trouble at the school with one boy apparently assaulting a girl but it's not as simple as that. This will involve the whole family and the 12 year-old is having a difficult time with one parent opposing each other. Sergeant Holland is making things difficult for Kelly and even when she makes a decision, it seems to be too late. Joss gets friendly with the mother of a woman who has been knocked off her bicycle.

Episode 37

A Helping Hand

A man who needs a nurse has a painting go missing. Joss gets assaulted by Fay's ex-husband and this may lead to the missing painting. Joss is told to break it off with Fay, whilst Tom appears to be doing P.J. and Amy's detective work for them.

Episode 38

Tit for Tat

Tarni Baxter is back and has a not-so-pleasant boyfriend with her. Tom makes it his mission to warn them. Sergeant Holland decides on action of his own, which increases the tit for tat action between Tom and Tarni. Kelly gets her own back on sergeant Holland and what he has been up to all comes out. Tom finally finds out the truth but his words with Roy Holland doesn't go according to plan, and puts him in a very awkward position.

Episode 39

Crash Site

44 mins

The Heelers have to come to terms with the idea that the Boss is dead, burnt to death in his rental car at the side of a country road. As a result of having to check his house Amy forms the belief that Tom died at his own hand. PJ refuses to accept this and desperately tries to prove that Tarni Baxter murdered him, but receives a setback when she is clearly surprised at the news of Tom's death. The investigation eventually leads to a seedy Melbourne hotel where Tom is found the worse for wear, but very much alive. As PJ and Amy try to discover the real identity of the body, Tom goes from being victim to murder suspect. PJ brings Tom to a better mind - but just as it seems the old Tom is about to return the actions of Tarni send Tom into a homicidal rage. Joss wants to take the next step in his relationship with Fay Tudor and makes the shocking discovery he's not as shallow as he thought.