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Westside/Our Poison'd Chalice

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Our Poison'd Chalice
Season 1, Episode 4
Airdate June 21, 2015
Production Number 104
Written by James Griffin
Directed by Murray Keane
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Our Poison'd Chalice is the fourth episode of the first season of Westside.

Starring: Antonia Prebble (Rita West), David de Lautour (Ted West), Dan Musgrove (Lefty Munroe), Esther Stephens (Ngaire Munroe), Todd Emerson (Bilkey van der Heever), Pana Hema-Taylor (Bert Thompson), Xavier Horan (Phineas O'Driscoll), Sophie Hambleton (Carol O'Driscoll)

Guest Starring: (in credits order) Will Hall (Mike McArthy), Liam Ferguson (Wolf West), Patrick Tafa (Falani), Joel Tobeck (Des McEwan), Jamie Irvine (Marty Johnstone), Elliot Wrightson (The Artist), Gabriel McArtney (Captain Hook), The Band: Adam Jackson (Vocals), Corne Coetzee (Guitar), Hayden Strait (Bass), Paul Barry (Drums), Jimmy Hazelwood (Guy)

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Plot Overview

When Bert is exposed as a rat, Rita takes extreme action. Ted's angry response provokes the revelation that Rita once tried to kill someone closer to home: Wolf. Unable to face her son, Rita joins Carol in town for a life of sex, drugs, art and rock and roll. Ted is bereft and the gang are indisarray as Bilkey proposes a new work opportunity through a guy called Marty Johnstone. At a wild party, Ted meets Rita, and embarks on an ambitious robbery, which gets him into hot water. Rita is seeing the downside of party life and fears for Carol, as Ted brokers a deal with the dealers. As Ted and Rita both make a stand, maybe there's a chance they can be reunited.

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