Pacific Heat Is Ending, Will Not Return For Season 2

Series’ background

Netflix has commissioned Season 1 of the comedy television series Pacific Heat to the Working Dog Productions – a company that for the last twenty-five years has produced the funniest shows you can watch on the Australian television. In fact, Netflix and Working Dog has already collaborated once before – two years ago they produced the comedy series Dreamland (or Utopia, as it was titled in Australia). The animated sitcom has been described by its creators themselves as "South Park meets Hawaii Five-0". The team boasts extensive experience in making great TV: Tom Gleisner and Rob Sitch were involved in making a number of the most successful Australian comedy TV series and feature movies in the last decade. In this particular case they not only wrote and produced the show, but also voiced all the main characters. All thirteen episodes of the Season 1 of Pacific Heat were released online to Netflix subscribers on Friday, December 2, 2016.

Season 1 storyline

Although Pacific Heat and is an animated series, don’t get to excited to watch it together with your kids. It is a very grown up story about a team of police officers who work undercover in order to catch the most dangerous criminals. At its core, Pacific Heat is a satire that mocks all the clichés viewers typically find in countless police procedural TV shows. Sunny paradise that is the Australian coast has become a real lure for all kinds of criminal elements, from petty criminals to international drug cartels, and our protagonists are not about to compromise and are ready to stand up to the criminals.

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