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List of H2. O: Just Add Water episodes. The following is an episode list for the Australian television show H2. O: Just Add Water, which first aired on Network Ten in Australia and has since been broadcast in more than 1. Series one premiered in Australia on 7 July 2.

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When they enter an underground pool of water that leads to the ocean they find themselves bathed in the glow of moonlight from overhead. After being rescued the girls return to their normal lives but soon discover they have changed: seconds after contact with water they transform into mermaids. After further experimentation, they discover they also have unique supernatural powers over water.

Emma can freeze water, Cleo can control the shape and volume of water, and Rikki can boil water. The girls enlist Cleo's long- time friend Lewis Mc. Cartney (Angus Mc. Laren) to try to determine why this has happened to them and help them keep their new identity a secret. The series focuses on the girls dealing with everyday teen problems while trying to cope with their newfound abilities. The first series features a single primary storyline with three main elements. The girls meet Louise Chatham (Christine Amor), an older woman who reveals that she too was once a mermaid.

She helps the girls understand their own situation and warns them of the dangers involved. After a confrontation with Ms. Chatham, Zane Bennett (Burgess Abernethy) gets trapped on her sinking houseboat which forces Emma to rush to his aid. During the rescue, Zane catches a glimpse of her tail and becomes obsessed with finding this . Doctor Denman (Lara Cox), a marine biologist, also becomes focused on the mermaids when Lewis accidentally leaves behind a genetic sample of the girls he was working on in her lab. Zane later helps her to capture the girls, unaware of their true identities. When he realises what he has done, Zane works with Lewis to free the girls who trick the scientists into believing they have given up their powers during a lunar eclipse.

In reality, they were only temporarily removed of their powers. Series two (2. 00.

The second series revolves around the arrival of a new girl, Charlotte Watsford (Brittany Byrnes), who moves into the area and develops an instant attraction to Lewis. After Charlotte sees a film of her grandmother Gracie as a mermaid she meets Max Hamilton (Martin Vaughan) who was once romantically involved with Gracie. Happy to have met his lover's granddaughter, he tells her about the previous mermaids—Louise, Julia, and Gracie—and of Mako Island. Charlotte travels to the moon pool during a full moon and becomes the fourth mermaid in possession of all the girls' powers. Believing herself superior, she and the girls become sworn enemies. This conflict results in a confrontation during an especially powerful full moon, which ends with Charlotte being permanently stripped of her mermaid form and abilities. Series two also focuses on the romantic entanglements of the girls.

Cleo breaks up with Lewis for being too clingy and protective after which he dates Charlotte. Rikki and Zane start dating again after breaking up during the series one finale. Emma meets Ash (Craig Horner) and flirts with him but he is frustrated by the secrets she constantly holds back. She eventually relents and tells him that she is a mermaid. Torn because of the conflict between his friends and Charlotte, Lewis comes to the conclusion that his loyalties lie with the girls and with Cleo in particular.

He breaks up with Charlotte and begins dating Cleo again. Series three (2. 00. New characters are introduced including Bella Hartley (Indiana Evans), a singer and mermaid since the age of nine with the power to turn water into gelatine; and Will Benjamin (Luke Mitchell), a skilled diver who is trying to figure out the secrets of Mako Island and who accidentally seems to unleash a powerful force which turns water against the mermaids. The girls must also deal with Zane, who attempts to exploit the moon pool after Rikki breaks up with him.

Horror of Fang Rock (TV story) . Graham Williams' three- year stint as producer of the series began with this story. It is the only time that the Rutan Host — the oft- mentioned mortal enemies of the Sontarans — have been depicted in a broadcast television story.

Three lighthouse men at the turn of the century face their fears when something comes from the sea to bring death to all it touches. This time they arrive on the island of Fang Rock off the south coast of England around the start of the 2. Noticing that the lighthouse isn't functioning properly, the Doctor decides to investigate and to ask for directions. The two other keepers — old, superstitious. Reuben and keen young Vince — say that a light fell from the sky near the island earlier in the evening.

They also say the electricity flow to the lamp on the lighthouse has become erratic. The Doctor deduces that something is feeding on the flow. Reuben does not help matters with his constant references to the mythical Beast of Fang Rock which supposedly once terrorised the lighthouse.

He is also unhappy about the replacement of the old oil lights with electrical ones. A curious electric crackling also seems to have killed the local fish.

The Doctor believes Ben was electrocuted. The freak fog continues to descend.

A ship passes near the island, ignoring the fog and darkness and sailing at top speed. It crashes on Fang Rock.. It emerges slowly that Palmerdale has bought government secrets from Skinsale and was desperate to reach the Stock Exchange in London to make a killing — that was why the ship was travelling at such high speed in the appalling weather. Reuben believes the Beast of Fang Rock is back, but the Doctor assures Leela there is no such thing. He thinks the light which fell from the sky was a spaceship landing. Aliens unfamiliar with humans are attracted to the lighthouse's electricity.

They are keeping themselves out of sight while isolating Fang Rock by creating the fog. The Doctor deduces an attack is imminent. While he is in the boiler room, Leela feels another cold wave, and the electricity fails again.

All is silent in the dark, save Reuben screaming in the boiler room.. Reuben returns while they are away, behaving very oddly, which the others put down to shock. The pattern of death now speeds up. Palmerdale is killed in the lamp room by a glowing alien presence outside the lighthouse. Harker is killed when Reuben corners him in the boiler room. Judging by the alien light emanating from Reuben, he has been possessed or transformed by the alien creature.

The Doctor determines their best protection is to secure the lighthouse to keep the creature out. The Doctor says that Reuben's body is in rigor mortis — he's been dead for hours. Leela is confused, as she knew that Reuben was in his room. The shocked Doctor realises that he has overlooked the chameleon factor, which he says is sometimes called lycanthropy. In securing the lighthouse, the Doctor has locked the creature in with them.. The Doctor says it has great power, but it needed to study the human life pattern first.

He says that . Leela misunderstands, believing that if the creature is a Time Lord, then they have no chance to stop it. The Doctor corrects her, saying that what his people consider elementary might take other species thousands of years to master, and she says, . The Doctor seems to be buffered by her blind faith in his people and begins to consider why the creature took the form of Reuben. Leela suggests trying to deceive the creature into thinking its ruse was effective, but the Doctor says it's too dangerous. They then find an alien power relay being used with a distress beacon. He goes to look for the signal modulator but sends Leela to gather the rest of the survivors and bring them to the lamp room. They're startled by the appearance of Leela, who tells them that Harker has died, the creature is inside, and they must fight for their lives.

To Leela's consternation, Adelaide faints. Adelaide is revived by Skinsale but doesn't want to go. They get her moving, only to find that . The Doctor laboriously climbs back inside, revealing that he has found a device. The Doctor confronts the alien and it sheds its disguise, revealing a tentacled glowing green gelatinous sphere resembling a giant jellyfish.

The Doctor immediately recognises it as a Rutan, who uses plural pronouns to reference itself and declares that it is a scout trained in the . The Doctor tells him it'll get better at them in time. It refuses to tell the Doctor why it is there, but it is angered when the Doctor suggests that the Rutans must be losing their never- ending war with the Sontarans.

The Rutan Scout declares that the Rutan Host is instead making . The Doctor is alarmed, as the Sontarans will use photonic bombardment (which will kill many people) to dislodge the Rutan presence. He realises that the Rutan scout ship crash landed in the sea, and it confirms that it is trying to summon its mother ship. The Doctor reveals that he has deactivated both the primary transmitter and the backup. The Rutan Scout says it was transmitting long enough, and the Doctor says it won't last that long before fleeing upstairs to the lamp room. The Doctor rushes in and uses the powder and a fuse to hurt the Rutan Scout, who retreats back down the stairs. Watch Baywatch Torent Free. He explains that Ruta III is an icy planet (so its inhabitants find heat painful) and asks if they have more gunpowder or (hopefully) a flamethrower.

The Doctor grabs a flare device, and they stuff it with items from their pockets to create shrapnel. As they do so, he explains that the real threat is the Rutan ship that is on the way. Skinsale says that Palmerdale always carried diamonds, and they get to work. Skinsale retrieves the diamonds from a hidden pouch.

The Doctor selects one, then throws the rest on the floor before running back upstairs. Skinsale tries to collect the other diamonds, and so doesn't see the scout approaching. The Doctor glances back and watches as the Scout kills Skinsale.

Leela shoots it with the mortar before gloating over its death. As the Doctor converts the lighthouse into a high- energy laser using the diamond, they watch the mothership approach. The Doctor warns Leela that once he turns it on, they cannot look back and they will have 1. They flee the lighthouse and run for cover as the laser destroys the Rutan mother ship. Leela sneaks a look back despite the Doctor's orders not to and is blinded by the flash; she gives her knife to the Doctor and begs to be killed, as amongst the Sevateem it is the fate of the old and crippled. Although he takes the knife, the Doctor laughs as he gets a closer look at her eyes. He explains that the blindness is temporary, but he is surprised to find that the flash has caused pigmentation dispersal in Leela's eyes — in plain English, they've changed colour and are now blue.

The Doctor quotes Wilfrid Gibson's poem Flannan Isle as they leave Fang Rock, which echoes eerily on the empty island as the TARDIS fades away. Aye: though we hunted high and low. And hunted everywhere. Of the three men's fate we found no trace. Of any kind in any place. But a door ajar, and an untouch'd meal. And an overtoppled chair..

A re- written version of The Vampire Mutations eventually saw production in 1. State of Decay. With honour. It was so Louise Jameson did not have to continue wearing brown contact lenses. This was done to keep her as a member of the cast, as she found wearing the lenses uncomfortable and seriously considered leaving the show. Horror of Fang Rock was actually the second story filmed of the season, after The Invisible Enemy, so when the time came to don the contacts for this story, Jameson's eyes had had a rest for several weeks and she was better able to cope. Lance Parkin's unofficial chronology a.

History dates it to c. In one scene, he consistently came in ahead of his cue, upstaging her. On the grounds that this move was . This apparently won his respect.