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Of the series, Ten's executive producer of drama, Rick Maier, said "Wonderland is an escapist treat with a great production team and with a perfectly-balanced ensemble cast. As the song says: the world really is wonderful and we can't wait to showcase this new series on Ten." [8] The first series of Wonderland began airing from 21 August 2013. [9]
Wonderland was cancelled after three seasons in 2015. [8] Bamford also made a guest appearance in Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries in 2013. [2] Bamford made her theatre debut in a production of Freak Winds at the Old Fitz Theatre in Woolloomooloo. [9] She also became the Australian ambassador for beauty brand ModelCo. [10]
Wonderland is an Australian television drama. It was created by Jo Porter and Sarah Walker. It premiered on Ten on 21 August 2013. Set in Wonderland, a unique and chaotic apartment building on the doorstep of one of Australia’s most beautiful beaches; join a group of mixed-up twenty-somethings as they navigate the humorous and sometimes painful minefield of love, sex and friendship.
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Despite receiving a straight-to-series order, Fox cancelled the show outright over creative differences, having already completed production on Episode 1. IRONSIDE (NBC, 2013) Cancelled after 4 ...
Wonderland (Australian TV series), a 2013 Australian television drama series; Wonderland (American TV series), a 2000 American television drama directed by Peter Berg that aired on ABC; Wonderland, an alternate dimension in the Final Fantasy: Unlimited anime, to which the main characters travel; Wonderland, a 2016 live music program on MTV
The original Dallas was the gold standard for TV cliffhangers, so naturally, the TNT sequel series ended Season 3 with Jesse Metcalfe’s Christopher Ewing seemingly dying in a car bomb explosion ...