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Welcome to my Due South Pages.  Pictures from the Oct. 1997 Elm Street interview with Paul Gross. More images from first and second season, and stills of Callum Keith Rennie from the Showtime original series My Life As A Dog.
If you have any problems with the site, please let me know.
Series lead and producer Paul Gross (Constable Benton Fraser) and Dean McDermott (Constable Turnbull) were just two of the celebrity guests who participated in Lights! Camera! Auction! in Toronto. Check out their website for photos, and the final auction tallies!
It's official: TNT has purchased Due South's first three seasons! According to the TNT FAQ, they air in the 6 pm ET/PT time slot Monday through Friday, and at 11 am ET/PT on Saturday. For more info, check out DUE SOUTH on TNT.
Due South airs on TNT at 6:00pm EST weekdays, 11:00 am Saturdays. Here's what's airing on TNT Note: the above listings are for the United States only. In Canada, listings are available on-line from JAM! clickTV. Confused? Then check out the Cheat Sheet and get yourself updated as to what's changed between 2nd and 3rd series.
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The Due South Frequently Asked Questions List Music Credits (Season One) compiled by Scott Cooper and Tara O'Shea Episode Guide (Season One) by Scott Cooper Episode Guide (Season Two) by Scott Cooper, compiled by LJC Episode Guide (Season Three) by Scott Cooper, compiled by LJC (incomplete) Drinking Game (Season One) concocted by LJC and Perri
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Acknowledgements: This site was made almost entirely possible thanks to the friendship and support of Mr. Scott Cooper, script co-ordinator extraordinaire and author and maintainer of the Official Due South Site. Thanks go out to him especially for a) putting up with ludicrously long voice mails, punctuated by occasional screams, and generally for staying my friend despite bouts of fannish behaviour and my descending upon him like a horde of locusts one windy, cold March week, and b) letting me drag him into this whole mess to begin with, back before there were any mailing lists or webpages, and I was just some girl who rang up the offices once a week. Special thanks also go out to series creator Paul Haggis, who likewise put up with me way back when.
Last modified June 8, 1999
by Tara LJC O'Shea
