The first of six episodes from this television series
The second of six episodes from this television series
The third of six episodes from this television series
The fourth of six episodes from this television series
The fifth of six episodes from this television series
The sixth of six episodes from this television series
It’s a complicated, convoluted story with all sorts of twists and turns. When the children start piecing things together they find a somewhat intricate arrangement of people who are not quite what they seem to be.– Producer Chris Bailey
I've learnt to work with television people. But my whole family is deaf ... at home I feel normal but on the set I am among hearing people and realise I am deaf.– Actor Sonia Pivac, in the Strangers press kit
The man didn’t look awful or anything but he looked as though he could suddenly get awful.– Morgan (Hamish McFarlane) describes "baddy" Cream (Eddie Campbell) to the police (Jay Laga’aia and Sarah Wilson), in episode two
... Sometimes he can seem such an idiot. I wouldn't really want to be like him.– Martin Henderson describes his character Zane, in the Strangers press kit
We won’t say anything. We’ll make a Zan-Em-Mor-Kel promise.– Emma (Amber McWilliams) promises secrecy to Ludo (Joel Tobeck), in episode four
I can cry real tears. Sometimes I have to think of getting lost in the middle of a mountain or something, and mum and dad going away and leaving me.– Actor Hamish McFarlane, in the Strangers press kit
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