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Wedlocked was an Australian sitcom that ran for 11 episodes in 1994 on the Seven Network. It was created by Andrew Knight and Doug MacLeod. [1]
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Wedlocked was an Australian sitcom that ran for 11 episodes in 1994 on the Seven Network. It was created by Andrew Knight and Doug MacLeod. [1]
A single author of a marriage guidance book gets a "pretend" wife for appearances. The wife and her daughter move in with the author and his son. [2] [3]
Created by Andrew Knight and Doug MacLeod [4] and co-written by Steve Vizard [2] it was devised as a 13 part series. [5]
Reviewing the early episodes The Age's Mark Lawrence says "the first two episodes just lacked that "spark", that something that turns a smile into a good loud laugh. But it made me happy enough to tune in again." [6]
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