Australian Science Fiction Television Series Codexery — Data & Quality

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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 27 entries checked · 18 flagged · 40 issues confirmed · 18 corrected · 22 still open

Recent findings (audit lane, verbatim)

Australian science fiction television — The claim that tapes of 'Andra' were wiped when sent to Malaysia is unverified and may be invented.

Alpha Scorpio — Only three episodes are known to survive in the National Archives of Australia, not all six.

The Amazing Digital Circus — The series is not titled '1-24 The Amazing Digital Circus'; the correct title is simply 'The Amazing Digital Circus'.

The Amazing Digital Circus — The eighth and ninth episodes were not released in theatres on 4 June 2026 as a combined screening titled 'The Amazing Digital Circus: The Last Act'; as of current canon, only the pilot episode exists.

Cybergirl — The series did not win the 2001 AFI Award for Best Children's Television Series; it was nominated but did not win, and the award went to 'Saddle Club'.

Halfway Across the Galaxy and Turn Left — The novel was published in 1985, but the correct publication year is 1984.

Halfway Across the Galaxy and Turn Left — The television series had 28 episodes, but the correct number is 26 episodes.

Lightning Point — The intro states the show was filmed in 2011, but filming began on 8 November 2010, making the intro inaccurate.

Lightning Point — The US premiere date on TeenNick is 4 June 2012, not 29 May 2012 as stated.

The Miraculous Mellops (TV series) — The series aired on the Nine Network, not Network Ten.

The Miraculous Mellops (TV series) — Ebony is a holographic entity, not a grown-up Grub.

Mirror, Mirror (TV series) — The series has 26 episodes, not 20.

Mirror, Mirror (TV series) — The series did not win the Best Children's Program award at the 1996 New Zealand Film and TV Awards; it won the Best Children's Programme award at the 1996 Australian Film Institute (AFI) Awards.

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