Underbelly: Razor - 'The Sentimental Bloke'
Australian iTunes Chart Performance

• Release date: 16 Oct 2011
• Chart debut: #3 (17 Oct 2011)
• Highest Position: #3 (17 Oct 2011)
• Most recent chart position: #99 (06 Nov 2011)
• Days on Australian TV Chart: 20

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Australian TV chart performance history for The Sentimental Bloke

charged with barney dalton’s murder frank green enters long bay gaol to find rival guido calletti serving time as well and the traditional fisticuffs over nellie cameron ensue back in razorhurst wally tomlinson recovers from his bullet wounds and is...

...from hospital still determined to testify against frank green no matter how hard kate leigh tries to persuade him otherwise while she understands his loyalty to his slain mate barney she believes he’s putting his own head in a noose by naming tilly devine’s gunman tilly meanwhile does all she can to protect frank’s neck by buying off the eyewitnesses to the shooting and big jim devine does his bit by urging up-and-coming hood “snowy” prendergast and his young mates to intimidate kate and wally but the lads’ campaign of terror against the sly grog queen comes to a sudden and bloody halt when they break into her house late one night and she resolutely shoots snowy dead wally stays staunch and has his day in court steadfastly naming frank green as the murderer but the jury is swayed by the deaf dumb and blind eyewitnesses and a jubilant frank is acquitted despite the result kate throws a celebratory party for wally - but discovers he has packed his things and left disillusioned with her and with the razorhurst life she is duly found innocent of the snowy prendergast shooting on the grounds of self-defence but the result gives her no joy; she’s lost far too many men has far too much blood on her hands to give thanks then at her lowest ebb kate receives an unexpected tonic when eileen and new granddaughter charlotte return to the riley street fold

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