Divorce Australian Style

Season 4Episode 730 minJul 8, 1982
Divorce Australian Style
Bob's and Merle's marriage is like the clashing of two buzz saws, all noise and whirring teeth, so no-one is surprised when the word divorce floats over Wombat Crescent. Bob is as happy as a Rottweiler puppy but his joy is dampened when he realises everything is in Merle's name.
Divorce Australian Style has aired on Jul 8, 1982
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