Bailey's Bird

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Bailey's Bird
Written by	Michael Jenkins Don Houghton Ross Napier
Directed by	Igor Auzins Michael Jenkins Peter Maxwell Simon Wincer Howard Rubie
Starring	Huw Pryce Mark Lee
Country of origin	Australia
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	26
Production
Producer(s)	John McCallum Lee Robinson
Production company(s)	Fauna Productions
Broadcast
Original channel	Channel Seven
First shown in	Australia
Original airing	25 March 1979

Bailey's Bird is an Australian TV series which was filmed in Asia. It was about a pilot and his son operating a charter operation in South East Asia.^[1]^[2]

Episodes

Hijack
Friend or Foe
A Funny Kind of Hero
The Old Monk
Outposts of Empire
The Search
Archeologist
Gift Horse
The Fishermen
The Chinese Coffin
Double Trouble
Open and Shut
Faded Tiger
Burning Bright
Blow the Man Down
A Man of Property
The Birthday Present
When the Band Begins to Play
Ghost with Gold Bangles
The Binatang Man
Bailey's Big Deal
Garland of Tears
The Otter Man
The Man from Mars
May Day
Touchdown

References

↑ 's%20bird;querytype=;rec=2;resCount=10 Bailey's Bird at National Film and Sound Archive
↑ Albert Moran, Moran's Guide to Australian TV Series, AFTRS 1993 p 66

External links

Bailey's Bird at IMDB

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Feature Films	The Phantom Stockman (1953) King of the Coral Sea (1954) Walk Into Paradise (1956) Dust in the Sun (1958) The Stowaway (1958) The Siege of Pinchgut (1959) (story only) The Restless and the Damned (1959) (producer only) The Intruders (1969) Attack Force Z (1981) (producer only) The Highest Honor (1983) (producer only)

Documentaries	Darwin Gateway to Australia (1946) Namatjira the Painter (1947) The Pearlers (1949) Crocodile Hunters (1949) Double Trouble (1951) Outback Patrol (1952) Bush Policeman (1953) The Power Makers (1957) Bring Out a Briton (1958) Rock'n'Roll (1959) The Dawn Fraser Story (1964)

TV	High Adventure (1964) Skippy the Bush Kangaroo (1968–71) Barrier Reef (1971–72) Boney (1972–73) Shannon's Mob (1975–76) Bailey's Bird (1979)

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