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- Prisoner_(season_1) abstract "The first season of the television soap opera Prisoner (widely known as Prisoner: Cell Block H in the United States and the United Kingdom, and Caged Women in Canada) premiered on Network Ten on 27 February 1979 and consisted of 79 episodes, airing twice weekly, sometimes with two episodes airing on the same night from 8.30 pm. The season concluded on 28 November 1979.Prisoner was originally devised by television producer Reg Watson, as a sixteen-part serial or mini-series in late 1978. The initial emphasis of the series was to give viewers a true indication of what life was like behind the bars of a women's prison. As the series had reached its tenth episode, its popularity had grown and the decision was taken to extend from sixteen episodes to twenty, and then, an on-going series. Therefore, the production of the series was increased from one hour per week to two hours. Original cast members including Marilyn Mason (Margaret Laurence) and Jeanette 'Mum' Brooks (Mary Ward) departed the series and did not exceed episode sixteen. However, Mary Ward did return for future episodes. Carol Burns (Franky Doyle) chose to leave the series, fearing her performance of Franky would suffer at this increased production rate, and remained until episode 20. Amanda Muggleton (Chrissie Latham), who appeared as a guest character in episodes three and four, was written back into the series at the request of viewers as she had become such a popular character. She returned in episode 65 and appeared in several episodes as a recurring character, but it was not until 1982 that she returned once again, only this time as a series regular.In 1979, Burns received a Penguin Award for her portrayal of Franky.".
- Prisoner_(season_1) firstAirDate "1979-02-27".
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- Prisoner_(season_1) numberOfEpisodes "79".
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- Prisoner_(season_1) country "Australia".
- Prisoner_(season_1) firstAired "1979-02-27".
- Prisoner_(season_1) lastAired "1979-11-28".
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- Prisoner_(season_1) nextSeason "2".
- Prisoner_(season_1) numEpisodes "79".
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- Prisoner_(season_1) seasonName "Prisoner'' Season One".
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- Prisoner_(season_1) comment "The first season of the television soap opera Prisoner (widely known as Prisoner: Cell Block H in the United States and the United Kingdom, and Caged Women in Canada) premiered on Network Ten on 27 February 1979 and consisted of 79 episodes, airing twice weekly, sometimes with two episodes airing on the same night from 8.30 pm. The season concluded on 28 November 1979.Prisoner was originally devised by television producer Reg Watson, as a sixteen-part serial or mini-series in late 1978.".
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