Spring & Fall

Spring & Fall is an Australian anthology television series concerning social problems like unemployment, alcoholism, and drug addiction.

There were eleven self-contained episodes, six in the first series broadcast by the ABC in 1980 and five in the second series in 1982.

Cast

Actor	Role	Eps.
Adam Garrett	Jimmy	1
Anne Haddy	Margaret	1
Arkie Whiteley	Angela	1
Barry Otto	Harry Dawson	1
Carole Skinner	Jamie's Mother	1
Caz Lederman		1
Christine Amor	Angela	1
Craig Pearce	Schoolfriend	1
Dennis Miller	Phil	1
Edmund Pegge	Charles	1
Fiona Gage	Lynnie	1
Garry McDonald	Max Lawrence	1
Gary Waddell	Jacko	1
Graeme Blundell	Garth	1
Ian Gilmour	Phil O'Donohue	1
Jeremy Kewley	Barry O'Connell	1
John Hamblin	Violinist	1
John Sheerin	Man in Toilet	1
Judy Morris	Anne Lawrence	1
Les Foxcroft	Jack	1
Lex Marinos	Pete	1
Linda Cropper	C.E.S. Officer	1
Liz Burch	Brenda	1
Lyn Collingwood	Sister	1
Lynette Curran	Carol	1
Maggie Kirkpatrick	Anne	1
Mark Hembrow	Mickey	2
Max Gillies	Charlie	1
Michele Fawdon	Laurie	1
Paul Chubb	Joe / Norm	2
Penny Cook	Refuge Worker	1
Redmond Phillips	Doctor	1
Ric Herbert	Sadie	1
Robyn Nevin	Anne / Mary	2
Ruth Cracknell	Jessica Lambert	1
Sarah Lambert	Debra	1
Sheila Kennelly	Marj	1
Steve Bisley	Ray	1
Tony Martin	Car Owner	1
Tracy Mann	Terry	1
Willie Fennell	Bob	1
Wynn Roberts	Clive	1

Episodes

Season One

No.	Title	Director	Writer	Starring
1.1	"Cold Comfort"	Chris Thomson	Laura Jones	Steve Bisley, Lynette Curran, Fiona Gage
1.2	"The Last Card"	Michael Jenkins		Adam Garrett, Max Gillies, Robyn Nevin
1.3	"The Silent Cry"	Michael Carson	Marion Ord	Michele Fawdon, Anne Haddy, Edmund Pegge
1.4	"The Winner"	Chris Thomson	John Dingwell	Christine Amor, Graeme Blundell, Willie Fennell
1.5	"The Slammer"	Russell Webb	Mervyn Rutherford	Ian Gilmour
1.6	"Out of Line"	Chris Thomson	Oliver Robb	John Hamblin, Ric Herbert, Tracy Mann

Season Two

No.	Title	Director	Writer	Starring
2.1	"Every Man for Herself"	Michael Carson	Laura Jones
2.2	"Perfect Company"	Di Drew	Marion Ord	Ruth Cracknell, Robyn Nevin
2.3	"Jimmy Dancer"	Michael Carson	Robert Caswell	Garry McDonald, Judy Morris
2.4	"Thanks Brother"	Julian Pringle	Michael Jenkins	Paul Chubb, Maggie Kirkpatrick
2.5	"Thems the Breaks"

The first episode, "Cold Comfort", received a Logie Award for Best Single Drama in 1981.^[1]