

Taking the Flak
Series Overview
Comedy-drama about the lives of journalists in war zones.
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1 Season • 7 Episodes
30–60 min per episode
2009 – 2009
Premiered: Wed, Jul 8, 2009
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Latest Aired Episode
Season 1, Episode 7: “Viva Africa”
A new democratic era dawns for the country as the exiled Lion Queen of Karibu returns to a heroine's welcome, a rally and an election. But what does the end of conflict mean for Harry, Grace, Samantha and the Sons Without Guns? What does the future hold for them, and for the country? There's good news and bad as hopeless Harry finally hits his stride but loses his phone, his friends and maybe his future; while David's lack of action in the sack starts to affect his work ... and his colleagues.
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Cast & Creators
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Adam Miller, Michael Buffong, Jon Rolph
Paul Kerensa, Jon Rolph, Sandra Jones, Tira Shubart
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Jon Rolph
Writer
Sandra Jones
Writer
Tira Shubart
Writer
Adam Miller
Director
Michael Buffong
Director
Jon Rolph
Director
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What is Taking the Flak about?
Comedy-drama about the lives of journalists in war zones.
How many seasons does Taking the Flak have?
Taking the Flak comprises 1 season available to explore.
Who stars in Taking the Flak?
Key cast members in Taking the Flak include Mackenzie Crook, Doon Mackichan, Lloyd Owen, Bruce Mackinnon, Martin Jarvis.
Who created or directed Taking the Flak?
Taking the Flak was developed and directed by Adam Miller, Michael Buffong, Jon Rolph.



















