''SCU: Serious Crash Unit'' is a

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documentary series that aired on TV2. The show was cancelled after seven seasons.

Overview

''SCU: Serious Crash Unit'' follows a

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Serious Crash Unit as they investigate crashes and examine the evidence found at the crash scene to find out what happened, and what caused the accident.

Episodes

Season 1

Season 2

Season 3

Season 4

Season 5

Season 6

Season 7

Broadcasting

The following list is ordered by the date of the series premiere.

Ratings

Australia

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, ''SCU: Serious Crash Unit'' was watched by 1.4 million viewers in its premiere episode, and received similar ratings in its second week. In its premiere week in Australia, ''SCU: Serious Crash Unit'' was the third most watched program in the five mainland state capitals. The second series premiered Monday 8:00pm at 1.2 million viewers,"The Tribal Mind"
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'', retrieved 28 April 2008 and ratings remained between 1.2 and 1.7 million viewers, following a strong lead in from '' Border Security: Australia's Front Line''.

References

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External links

Official site
New Zealand documentary television series 2001 New Zealand television series debuts Documentary television series about policing TVNZ 2 original programming TVNZ 1 original programming Television series by Greenstone TV