List of Wonderland episodes

Wonderland is an Australian television drama. It was created by Jo Porter and Sarah Walker. It premiered on Ten on 21 August 2013. Set in Wonderland, a unique and chaotic apartment building on the doorstep of one of Australia’s most beautiful beaches; join a group of mixed-up twenty-somethings as they navigate the humorous and sometimes painful minefield of love, sex and friendship. On 26 October 2015, it was announced that Wonderland had been cancelled after it "failed to find a sufficient audience".^[1] During the course of the programme, 44 episodes of Wonderland aired over three series.

Series overview

Series		Episodes		Originally aired
				First aired	Last aired
	1	13		21 August 2013	13 November 2013
	2	15		13 August 2014	19 November 2014
	3	16		4 February 2015	20 May 2015

Episodes

Season 1 (2013)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Australian viewers
1	1	"Weddings"	Tori Garrett	Sarah Walker	21 August 2013	0.948[2]
2	2	"Obsession"	Tori Garrett	Margaret Wilson	28 August 2013	0.769[3]
3	3	"Parking"	Jonathan Brough	James Walker	4 September 2013	0.688[4]
4	4	"Celebrity"	Jonathan Brough	Marieke Hardy	11 September 2013	0.607[5]
5	5	"Dreams"	Jo O'Shaughnessy	John Ridley	18 September 2013	0.637[6]
6	6	"Personal Space"	Jo O'Shaughnessy	Jeff Truman	25 September 2013	0.420[7]
7	7	"Hooking Up"	Jet Wilkinson	Alicia Walsh	2 October 2013	0.543[8]
8	8	"Macho"	Jet Wilkinson	Sarah Walker	9 October 2013	0.563[9]
9	9	"Exes"	Darren Ashton	Clare Atkins	16 October 2013	0.507[10]
10	10	"Mothers"	Darren Ashton	Sarah Smith	23 October 2013	0.499[11]
11	11	"Comfort Zone"	Jo O'Shaughnessy	Clare Atkins	30 October 2013	0.516[12]
12	12	"Equal Rights"	Jo O'Shaughnessy	Samantha Strauss	6 November 2013	0.502[13]
13	13	"Messages"	Tori Garrett	Margaret Wilson	13 November 2013	0.626[14]

Season 2 (2014)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Australian viewers
14	1	"Relationship Status"	Tori Garrett	James Walker	13 August 2014	0.519[15]
15	2	"Standing in Line"	Jet Wilkinson	Marieke Hardy	20 August 2014	0.532[16]
16	3	"Fear of Missing Out"	Jet Wilkinson	Jeff Truman	27 August 2014	0.501[17]
17	4	"First World Problems"	Peter Salmon	Kirsty Fisher	3 September 2014	0.532[18]
18	5	"Monogamy"	Peter Salmon	Nick King	10 September 2014	0.478[19]
19	6	"Saving Face"	Jennifer Leacey	Sarah Walker	17 September 2014	0.458[20]
20	7	"Narcissism"	Jennifer Leacey	Christopher Burke	24 September 2014	0.418[21]
21	8	"Liking"	Darren Ashton	Josephine Dee Barrett	1 October 2014	0.458[22]
22	9	"Milestones"	Darren Ashton	Sarah Walker	8 October 2014	0.443[23]
23	10	"Home"	Darren Ashton	Sarah Walker	15 October 2014	0.458[24]
24	11	"Secrets"	Darren Ashton	Jeff Truman	22 October 2014	0.447[25]
25	12	"Sex"	Julie Money	Christopher Burke	29 October 2014	0.463[26]
26	13	"Burn"	Julie Money	Marieke Hardy	5 November 2014	0.452[27]
27	14	"Haunted"	Jennifer Leacey	James Walker	12 November 2014	0.455[28]
28	15	"Blind"	Jennifer Leacey	Josephine Dee Barrett	19 November 2014	0.429[29]

Season 3 (2015)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Australian viewers
29	1	"Rescue"	Darren Ashton	Nick King	4 February 2015	0.445[30]
30	2	"Rejection"	Darren Ashton	Sarah Walker	11 February 2015	0.438[31]
31	3	"Baggage"	Jo O'Shaughnessy	Margaret Wilson	18 February 2015	0.397[32]
32	4	"Withholding"	Jo O'Shaughnessy	Jeff Truman	25 February 2015	0.429[33]
33	5	"Toxic"	Jennifer Leacey	Alicia Walsh	4 March 2015	0.373[34]
34	6	"Fathers"	Jennifer Leacey	Marieke Hardy	11 March 2015	0.494[35]
35	7	"Split"	Adrian Russell Wills	Samantha Strauss	18 March 2015	0.401[36]
36	8	"The Other Woman"	Adrian Russell Wills	James Walker	25 March 2015	0.368[37]
37	9	"Boundaries"	Darren Ashton	Marieke Hardy & Clare Atkins	8 April 2015	0.384[38]
38	10	"Strange Bedfellows"	Darren Ashton	Sarah Mayberry	15 April 2015	0.351[39]
39	11	"Epic"	Catherine Millar	Nick King	22 April 2015	0.382[40]
40	12	"True Love"	Catherine Millar	Kirsty Fisher	22 April 2015	0.366[40]
41	13	"Wild"	Ian Gilmour	Justine Gillmer	29 April 2015	0.405[41]
42	14	"Lost"	Ian Gilmour	Jeff Truman	6 May 2015	0.489[42]
43	15	"Truth"	Jennifer Leacey	Marieke Hardy	13 May 2015	0.535[43]
44	16	"Commitment"	Jennifer Leacey	Sarah Walker	20 May 2015	0.635[44]

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