List of Winners & Losers episodes

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Winners & Losers is an Australian television drama that premiered on the Seven Network on 22 March 2011.^[1][2] The series has aired for four seasons, and focuses on the fictional lives of a group of women, as they deal with everyday problems that arise in their lives. The show was created by Bevan Lee and developed by Sarah Walker. Dan Bennett and John Holmes serve as the script executive and executive producer, respectively. The series is produced by Paul Moloney, and formerly by MaryAnne Carroll.^[3]

Episodes are broadcast on Tuesday nights at 8:30 pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST). ^[2] All episodes are approximately forty-three minutes, excluding commercials. The series is broadcast in 16:9 in standard definition. ^[3] The first five seasons have been made available for viewing on Presto in Australia.^[4]

Series overview

Season		Episodes		Originally aired
				First aired	Last aired
	1	22		22 March 2011	23 August 2011
	2	22		26 June 2012	27 November 2012
	3	26	13	9 July 2013	25 September 2013
			13	28 January 2014	24 June 2014
	4	26	13	1 July 2014	23 September 2014
			13	14 July 2015	8 September 2015

Episodes

Season 1 (2011)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Australian viewers
1	1	"Covert Aggression in Netball"	Nicholas Bufalo	Margaret Wilson & Bevan Lee	22 March 2011	1.726[5]
2	2	"Those People in the Paper"	Nicholas Bufalo	Margaret Wilson & Bevan Lee	29 March 2011	1.700[5]
3	3	"Reality Bites"	Steve Jodrell	Margaret Wilson	29 March 2011	1.544[5]
4	4	"Worlds Collide"	Steve Jodrell	Dan Bennett	5 April 2011	1.522[5]
5	5	"Fascinator Rhythm"	Ian Gilmour	Bevan Lee	12 April 2011	1.525[5]
6	6	"Peace of the Past"	Ian Gilmour	Boaz Stark	19 April 2011	1.341[5]
7	7	"Like a Virgin"	Nicholas Bufalo	Faith McKinnon	3 May 2011	1.385[5]
8	8	"Secrets and Lies"	Nicholas Bufalo	Sandy Webster	10 May 2011	1.459[6]
9	9	"One Door Opens"	Grant Brown	Phil Lloyd	17 May 2011	1.492[7]
10	10	"Countdown"	Grant Brown	Faith McKinnon	24 May 2011	1.516[8]
11	11	"Smelling the Roses"	Bill Hughes	Dan Bennett	31 May 2011	1.433[9]
12	12	"Out of Left Field"	Bill Hughes	Trent Roberts	7 June 2011	1.472[10]
13	13	"What Doesn't Kill You..."	Pino Amenta	Clare Atkins	14 June 2011	1.567[11]
14	14	"Two Point Oh"	Pino Amenta	Leigh McGrath	21 June 2011	1.508[12]
15	15	"Happiness is a Delusion"	San Davies	Kirsty Fisher	28 June 2011	1.451[13]
16	16	"Dialling Up the Crazy"	San Davies	David Hannam	5 July 2011	1.408[14]
17	17	"The Pink Dog"	Paul Moloney	Jo Martino	12 July 2011	1.412[15]
18	18	"Mum's the Word"	Paul Moloney	Alix Beane	19 July 2011	1.424[16]
19	19	"We Are Family"	Jet Wilkinson	Faith McKinnon	2 August 2011	1.465[17]
20	20	"It's Written in the Stars"	Jet Wilkinson	Dan Bennett	9 August 2011	1.360[18]
21	21	"Eat, Pray, Love"	Pino Amenta	Trent Roberts	16 August 2011	1.443[19]
22	22	"Second Chances"	Pino Amenta	Dan Bennett	23 August 2011	1.433[20]

Season 2 (2012)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Australian viewers
23	1	"The Happily Ever After Thing"	Nicholas Bufalo	David Hannam	26 June 2012	1.223[21]
24	2	"Grape Expectations"	Nicholas Bufalo	Kirsty Fisher	3 July 2012	1.161[22]
25	3	"Welcome to the Family"	Ian Gilmour	Alix Beane	10 July 2012	1.246[23]
26	4	"Juggling's Not Just a Party Trick"	Ian Gilmour	Trent Roberts	17 July 2012	1.159[24]
27	5	"A Day in the Life"	Bill Hughes	Faith McKinnon	24 July 2012	1.026[25]
28	6	"Twists of Fête"	Bill Hughes	Phil Lloyd	31 July 2012	0.843[26]
29	7	"What Lies Beneath"	Steve Jodrell	Sandy Webster	7 August 2012	0.845[27]
30	8	"Letters and Lies"	Steve Jodrell	Dan Bennett	14 August 2012	1.104[28]
31	9	"Stalled"	Nicholas Bufalo	Pete McTighe	21 August 2012	1.348[29]
32	10	"Moving On"	Nicholas Bufalo	Clare Atkins	21 August 2012	1.281[29]
33	11	"Future Tense"	Ian Gilmour	David Hannam	28 August 2012	1.328[30]
34	12	"Maybe Baby"	Ian Gilmour	Kirsty Fisher	4 September 2012	1.434[31]
35	13	"A Problem Shared"	Jean-Pierre Mignon	Trent Roberts	11 September 2012	1.303[32]
36	14	"The Right Time"	Jean-Pierre Mignon	Alix Beane	18 September 2012	1.326[33]
37	15	"Footprints"	Jet Wilkinson	Nicky Arnall	2 October 2012	1.194[34]
38	16	"A Whole New World"	Jet Wilkinson	Dan Bennett	9 October 2012	1.233[35]
39	17	"Matters of the Heart"	Declan Eames	Dan Bennett	16 October 2012	1.269[36]
40	18	"Eyes Wide Open"	Declan Eames	Sarah Hillman-Stolz	23 October 2012	1.280[37]
41	19	"To Have & to Hold"	Pino Amenta	Pete McTighe	30 October 2012	1.264[38]
42	20	"The Whole Truth"	Pino Amenta	Clare Atkins	6 November 2012	1.439[39]
43	21	"Perfect Match"	Kevin Carlin	Alix Beane	13 November 2012	1.316[40]
44	22	"This is Our Last Goodbye"	Kevin Carlin	Trent Roberts	27 November 2012	1.313[41]

Season 3 (2013–14)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Australian viewers
Part 1
45	1	"Whys & What Ifs"	Nicholas Bufalo	Trent Roberts	9 July 2013	0.991[42]
46	2	"Head in the Sand"	Nicholas Bufalo	Alix Beane	16 July 2013	1.014[43]
47	3	"Self Defence"	Declan Eames	Nicky Arnall	23 July 2013	1.005[44]
48	4	"When You Least Expect It"	Declan Eames	Dan Bennett	30 July 2013	1.173[45]
49	5	"In An Instant"	Pino Amenta	Dan Bennett	6 August 2013	1.154[46]
50	6	"Blame It on the Moon"	Pino Amenta	Trent Roberts	13 August 2013	1.203[47]
51	7	"I Shall Be Released"	Lucas Testro	Kirsty Fisher	20 August 2013	1.153[48]
52	8	"Angle of Repose"	Lucas Testro	Nicky Arnall	27 August 2013	1.115[49]
53	9	"You Can Run..."	Nicholas Bufalo	Alix Beane	3 September 2013	1.144[50]
54	10	"How to Hide a Scar"	Nicholas Bufalo	Trent Roberts	10 September 2013	1.177[51]
55	11	"Dirty Little Secrets"	Pino Amenta	Emma Gordon	17 September 2013	1.068[52]
56	12	"Love's Labours Lost"	Pino Amenta	Art Benjamin, Rene Zandveld & Eloise Healey	24 September 2013	1.245[53]
57	13	"It's a Nice Day to Start Again"	Jean-Pierre Mignon	Trent Roberts	25 September 2013	1.147[53]
Part 2
58	14	"The Wake–Up Call"	Jean-Pierre Mignon	Pete McTighe	28 January 2014	1.159[54]
59	15	"Slip Sliding Away"	Ian Gilmour	Rene Zandveld	4 February 2014	1.160[55]
60	16	"The Real Me"	Ian Gilmour	Alix Beane	11 February 2014	1.084[56]
61	17	"Afternoon Delight"	Fiona Banks	Nicky Arnall	18 February 2014	1.201[57]
62	18	"Selective Reality"	Fiona Banks	Trent Roberts	25 February 2014	1.160[58]
63	19	"Fallout"	Kevin Carlin	Pete McTighe	4 March 2014	1.084[59]
64	20	"Time Waits for No One"	Kevin Carlin	Eloise Healey	11 March 2014	1.049[60]
65	21	"The Right Wrong Choice"	Jet Wilkinson	Rene Zandveld & Eloise Healey	11 March 2014	0.929[60]
66	22	"You Choose You Lose"	Jet Wilkinson	Emma Gordon	18 March 2014	1.117[61]
67	23	"The Forbidden Fruit"	Ian Gilmour	Alix Beane	18 March 2014	1.030[61]
68	24	"Coming to Terms"	Ian Gilmour	Rene Zandveld	17 June 2014	1.119[62]
69	25	"All Good Things..."	Kevin Carlin	Trent Roberts	17 June 2014	1.000[62]
70	26	"...Must Come to an End"	Kevin Carlin	Dan Bennett	24 June 2014	1.013[63]

Season 4 (2014–15)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Australian viewers
Part 1
71	1	"Two Out of Three Ain't Bad"	Pino Amenta	Emma Gordon	1 July 2014	1.097[64]
72	2	"Shadow of a Doubt"	Pino Amenta	Eloise Healey	8 July 2014	1.005[65]
73	3	"No Woman Is an Island"	Peter Carstairs	Kirsty Fisher	15 July 2014	1.101[66]
74	4	"An Ass of You and Me"	Peter Carstairs	Trent Roberts	22 July 2014	1.044[67]
75	5	"The Easy Way Out"	Jean-Pierre Mignon	Rene Zandveld	29 July 2014	0.911[68]
76	6	"Ctrl-Alt-Delete"	Jean-Pierre Mignon	Emma Gordon	5 August 2014	1.012[69]
77	7	"The New Me"	Pino Amenta	Nicky Arnall	12 August 2014	0.902[70]
78	8	"Rock and a Hard Place"	Pino Amenta	Eloise Healey	19 August 2014	0.990[71]
79	9	"Who Run the World?"	Ian Gilmour	Alix Beane	26 August 2014	1.003[72]
80	10	"Terms and Conditions"	Ian Gilmour	Trent Roberts	2 September 2014	0.925[73]
81	11	"So Long, Farewell"	Fiona Banks	Rene Zandveld	9 September 2014	0.879[74]
82	12	"Same, Same, But Different"	Fiona Banks	Nicky Arnall	16 September 2014	0.966[75]
83	13	"When You Least Expect It"	Pino Amenta	Eloise Healey	23 September 2014	1.041[76]
Part 2
84	14	"The Great Unknown"	Pino Amenta	Alix Beane	14 July 2015	0.824[77]
85	15	"This Is Your Life?"	Jean-Pierre Mignon	Shaun Topp	21 July 2015	0.749[78]
86	16	"The Cold Light of Day"	Jean-Pierre Mignon	Rene Zandveld	28 July 2015	0.786[79]
87	17	"What You Wish For"	Fiona Banks	Trent Roberts	28 July 2015	0.722[79]
88	18	"Intervention"	Fiona Banks	Pete McTighe	4 August 2015	0.744[80]
89	19	"Now the Rain Is Gone"	Kevin Carlin	Alix Beane	4 August 2015	0.734[80]
90	20	"Lean on Me"	Kevin Carlin	Mithila Gupta	11 August 2015	0.781[81]
91	21	"Proof of Identity"	John Hartley	Trent Roberts	11 August 2015	0.745[81]
92	22	"Through the Looking Glass"	John Hartley	Nicky Arnall	18 August 2015	0.820[82]
93	23	"Pride & Prejudice"	Nicholas Bufalo	Pete McTighe	18 August 2015	0.795[82]
94	24	"Unfinished Business"	Nicholas Bufalo	Alix Beane	25 August 2015	0.828[83]
95	25	"Surface Tension Theory"	Bill Hughes	Emma Gordon	1 September 2015	0.739[84]
96	26	"Happy Endings"	Bill Hughes	Dan Bennett	8 September 2015	0.840[85]

Season 5

On 3 December 2014, it was announced that Seven had renewed Winners & Losers for a fifth season, set to air in 2016.^[86] Julie McGauran, the head of Drama at Seven stated, "At its heart, Winners & Losers is about the unbreakable bond of friendship and that's why it resonates with so many Australians. It's an evolving story about young women trying to make their way in life, connected by shared experiences and supporting each other along the way. We're delighted the journey continues."^[86] Production for the 13-episode fifth season is slated to begin in February 2015.^[87][86] Production for the season began on 2 March 2015 and concluded on 21 July 2015.^[88] Filming for the season began on 16 March 2015, with the first block directed by Fiona Banks.^[89] James Saunders will reprise his role of Pete Reeves.^[90] Demi Harman and Katrina Milosevic will join the cast as Riley Hart and Eliza Dempsey, respectively.^[91][92] Katherine Hicks, Tom Wren, Sibylla Budd, Francis Greenslade and Laura Gordon will not return as Sam Mackenzie, Doug Graham, Carla Hughes, Brian Gross and Izzy Hughes respectively.^[93][94][95]

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