Wentworth Prison TV Schedule
Find out what time Wentworth Prison is on TV tonight and this week at the UK TV Listings Guide.
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Wentworth Prison is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):
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Sun 11
No Place Like Home — Wentworth Prison
Contemporary reworking of Australian drama Prisoner: Cell Block H, following the lives of the inmates and warders of a women's jail. Bea Smith arrives at Wentworth on remand after being charged with the attempted murder of her abusive husband and is quickly persuaded to carry a package of drugs by charismatic inmate Franky Doyle, but she is caught with the stash by prison governor Meg Jackson. Starring Danielle Cormack, Catherine McClements and Nicole da Silva
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Sun 11
Fly Me Away — Wentworth Prison
Will Jackson returns to work determined to identify his wife's killer, and when prime suspect Bea Smith is cleared by the police, he takes matters into his own hands. Erica Davidson exploits acting governor Vera Bennett's weakness, losing no time in trying to impress general manager Derek Channing. Drama, starring Danielle Cormack, Robbie Magasiva and Leeanna Walsman
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Sun 11
The Girl Who Waited — Wentworth Prison
Jacs asserts her authority in the laundry when Bea tries to take over the sewing from Doreen, prompting Franky to defuse the tense situation. Governor Davidson implements a new procedure after an incident with Toni in solitary, leading to objections from her officers, while Bea's daughter Debbie is strip-searched during a visit when the sniffer dogs detect an illegal substance. Drama, starring Danielle Cormack, Nicole da Silva and Kris McQuade
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Sun 11
The Things We Do — Wentworth Prison
Ronnie Katsis's young daughter collapses soon after passing through the security checks at visiting time, and the women are furious that she is being used as drug mule. Liz Birdsworth looks on in horror as she is reminded of a near-fatal accident involving her son, and suspecting Jacs is responsible, Bea worries that a similar fate is being planned for Debbie. Meanwhile, Will Jackson continues the hunt for his wife's killer and Jacs looks forward to a visit from her husband Vinnie. Prison-set drama, guest starring former Neighbours actresses Carla Bonner, Annie Jones and Anne Charleston (the latter also being the only one of the original Prisoner: Cell Block H cast to appear in Wentworth Prison)
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Tue 13
The Velvet Curtain — Wentworth Prison
Erica is forced to tutor Franky, who uses the opportunity to proposition her - leaving the governor to take out her pent-up sexual frustration at home with fiance Mark. Doreen turns down the peer-worker role to avoid hurting Liz, but reconsiders when her friend taunts her during an argument, while Will Jackson becomes the prison's latest pin-up after Bea tells the women he is quite something with his shirt off. Prison-set drama, starring Leeanna Walsman
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Wed 14
Captive — Wentworth Prison
Vera tries out a new look in an attempt to catch the eye of prison officer Fletcher, while Governor Davidson is incensed by a television news report that casts aspersions on her integrity. Toni is out of solitary and is moved to a new unit, but Jacs wants to know who supplied her with the drugs that caused her recent relapse - and uses a kettle of boiling water to help jog her memory
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Thu 15
Something Dies — Wentworth Prison
Bea discovers that Jacs has made plans with her crew to attack Franky when she is released from solitary confinement, and visits her in a last-ditch attempt to dissuade her from going through with it. Will discovers something about his late wife Meg that sends him on a downward spiral, while Vera and Fletch assess where they stand with each other following their kiss
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Fri 16
Mind Games — Wentworth Prison
Following the attacks, the guards carry out regular cell searches and observe the women closely as they wait for the next round of reprisals. When her husband Vinnie announces he wants a divorce, Jacs realises she will lose more face with the other prisoners and decides to make a final move to deal with Bea once and for all
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Sun 18
The Velvet Curtain — Wentworth Prison
Erica is forced to tutor Franky, who uses the opportunity to proposition her - leaving the governor to take out her pent-up sexual frustration at home with fiance Mark. Doreen turns down the peer-worker role to avoid hurting Liz, but reconsiders when her friend taunts her during an argument, while Will Jackson becomes the prison's latest pin-up after Bea tells the women he is quite something with his shirt off. Prison-set drama, starring Leeanna Walsman
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Sun 18
Captive — Wentworth Prison
Vera tries out a new look in an attempt to catch the eye of prison officer Fletcher, while Governor Davidson is incensed by a television news report that casts aspersions on her integrity. Toni is out of solitary and is moved to a new unit, but Jacs wants to know who supplied her with the drugs that caused her recent relapse - and uses a kettle of boiling water to help jog her memory
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Sun 18
Something Dies — Wentworth Prison
Bea discovers that Jacs has made plans with her crew to attack Franky when she is released from solitary confinement, and visits her in a last-ditch attempt to dissuade her from going through with it. Will discovers something about his late wife Meg that sends him on a downward spiral, while Vera and Fletch assess where they stand with each other following their kiss
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Sun 18
Mind Games — Wentworth Prison
Following the attacks, the guards carry out regular cell searches and observe the women closely as they wait for the next round of reprisals. When her husband Vinnie announces he wants a divorce, Jacs realises she will lose more face with the other prisoners and decides to make a final move to deal with Bea once and for all
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Tue 20
To the Moon — Wentworth Prison
Bea blames husband Harry for Debbie's death, and commits a desperate act when she is refused permission to attend the funeral. The inmate's distraught reaction to the loss of her daughter brings back harrowing memories for Fletch and he turns to alcohol to blot out the pain, while Jacs realises she has made a terrible tactical mistake. Erica unwittingly makes an enemy of Channing when she cold-shoulders his sexual proposition
