8MMM - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

Episode 1
At the arse-end of the world, in the middle of nowhere is 8MMM Aboriginal Radio, a magnet for three kinds of Whitefellas - Missionaries, Mercenaries and Misfits.

Episode 2
Jake is thrilled to get an invite to a traditional ceremony, while Jampajinpa chooses the wrong way to prove his manhood.

Episode 3
8MMM is rolling in cash when the Tourism Expo comes to town, but the good times end when Jampajinpa forces Jake to decide between the money and the mob.

Episode 4
Times are tough. 8MMM's bank account is as empty as Lola's watertank and there's only one way for them to keep their heads above water. Crowdfunding!

Episode 5
After some work drinks, Jampajinpa is missing, Dave's car has no tyres, the police pay a visit and Jake and Lola run an anti-grog campaign which threatens the festivities of the Founder's Day celebrations.

Episode 6
After a racist incident in town, Jake is on a one-man crusade for reconciliation and Jessie wants revenge. She's also having sexy dreams about him, which makes things more awkward than ever.
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