Young novice vampire Claudia’s diaries prove revealing, with her disruptive energy underlining conflicts between Louis and Lestat.
Claudia is careless covering up her kills, endangering the 'family', but it is Louis’s continued love for her that triggers a shocking showdown.
Louis recounts his first faltering steps to becoming a vampire, reluctant to break ties with his family and frustrating Lestat by not embracing the murderous requirements of their situation.
Louis struggles to retain his humanity in the face of Lestat straying, racist regulations harming business and being spurned by his family.
Lestat struggles to rebuild trust with Louis over Claudia’s protests. In Dubai, Molloy continues to provoke his host.
Lestat is persuaded to hold a lavish Mardi Gras ball before quitting New Orleans, at which several scores get settled.
After a series of violent murders, well-meaning Inspector Kildare is tasked with finding the killer and follows the trail through the seediest and most intriguing parts of Victorian London. Show more
Established co-anchor Helen Neville is sick of playing second fiddle to her colleague Geoff Walters and demands more as she and reporter Dale cover the Challenger Space Shuttle launch.
The newsroom prepares for the return of Halley's Comet. Geoff asks Noeline to help with a speech for his 60th birthday, and Helen is failing to cover up her fragile mental health.
The newsroom gets a tip-off about Lindy Chamberlain's case. Dale and Helen rush to Darwin with a crew to try and get the first interview.
Dale is asked to report on the announcement of a royal wedding, but plans go out of the window when a bomb detonates outside Melbourne Police HQ.
Helen gets the green light for an interview with an HIV-positive mother and gives the assignment to Dale, but things go horribly wrong in the edit suite, leading to angry protests.
Dale visits Helen's house to attempt a reconciliation, but finds his belongings on the doorstep. After a frosty few days of avoiding each other, work forces them back together.
July 1987: As the country prepares for a vital general election, Dale, Helen and their colleagues at the News at Six have the pressure of up to six hours of unbroken air time. Show more
The country is rocked by an unprecedented mass shooting in Clifton Hill in Melbourne. The team rush to get footage onto air - but their judgement is called into question.
As the global financial crisis mounts, Helen is plunged into freefall when a gossip journalist threatens an exposé about her troubled past. Show more
The hype is building for 1988 bicentenary. As Geoff covers the First Fleet re-enactment for the rival network, it is interrupted by an Indigenous Australian activist. Show more
News is approached by Geoff's daughter Kay with the offer of an exclusive, but Helen is shocked at the depth of Kay's desperation. Show more
As the team prepare for the biggest event of the year, Australia Day 1988, personal and professional dilemmas abound. Helen prepares for a job in the US, and Dale faces a crisis. Show more
Dubai, 2022. Journalist Daniel Molloy questions Louis de Pointe du Lac - not for the first time - about New Orleans in 1910, where he met the enigmatic and magnetic Lestat. Show more