The Warriors (TV series)

The Warriors is an Australian television comedy drama series set to screen on ABC in 2017. The eight part series is created by Tony Briggs and Robert Connolly. It explores the elite world of professional sport through the eyes of recruits and established players living in a share house. ^[1]

The Warriors is written by Jon Bell, Tony Briggs and Tracey Rigney. It is directed by Adrian Russell Wills, Beck Cole, Steven McGregor and Catriona McKenzie. It is produced by Arenamedia with John Harvey.^[2]

Cast

Gordan Churchill as Maki
Nelson Baker as Zane
Ben Knight as Scottie
Reece Milne as Doc
Tasia Zalar as Ava
Lisa McCune
Vince Colosimo as Mark 'Spinner' Spinotti
John Howard as Bill Shepherd

References

ABC programming (current and upcoming)

Primetime	Anh's Brush with Fame (since 2016) Barracuda (since 2016) Black Comedy (since 2014) Catalyst (since 2001) Cleverman (since 2016) Compass (since 1988) Gardening Australia (since 1990) Glitch (since 2015) Gruen (since 2008; intermittently) Jack Irish (since 2012) Janet King (since 2014) Julia Zemiro's Home Delivery (since 2013) Kitchen Cabinet (since 2012) Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (since 2012) Please Like Me (since 2013) Rage (since 1987) Rake (since 2010) Rosehaven (since 2016) Sammy J & Randy in Ricketts Lane (since 2015) Silvia's Italian Table (since 2016) The Book Club (since 2016) The Checkout (since 2013) The Code (since 2014) The Doctor Blake Mysteries (since 2013) The Weekly with Charlie Pickering (since 2015) Upper Middle Bogan (since 2013) Utopia (since 2014)

News	7.30 (since 2011) ABC News (since 1956) ABC News at Noon (since 2005) ABC News Breakfast (since 2008) Australian Story (since 1996) The Drum (since unknown) Foreign Correspondent (since 1992) Four Corners (since 1961) Insiders (since 2001) Landline (since 1992) Media Watch (since 1989; intermittently) Offsiders (since 2006) Q&A (since 2008) Weekend Breakfast (since 2012)

Sport	Australian Ladies Masters (since unknown) W-League (since unknown) Women's Australian Open (since unknown)

Upcoming	Fancy Boy (TBA) Newton's Law (2017) Seven Types Of Ambiguity (2017) The Warriors (2017)

Current Australian comedy television series

ABC	Black Comedy The Checkout The Ex-PM Gruen Please Like Me Rosehaven Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell Soul Mates Upper Middle Bogan The Weekly with Charlie Pickering

7mate	Kinne

Nine Network	The NRL Footy Show The AFL Footy Show Here Come the Habibs

Network Ten	Have You Been Paying Attention? The Project

SBS	The Family Law

The Comedy Channel	Open Slather

Stan	Plonk No Activity

Presto	Let's Talk About

All Australian comedy series

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