Duggan (TV series)

Duggan is a New Zealand police procedural television series that aired from 1997 to 1999. The show revolves around Detective Sergeant John Duggan, played by John Bach, a hardened and somewhat unconventional detective working in Auckland.

The series focused on realistic depictions of police work and the gritty realities of crime in urban New Zealand. Each episode typically featured a self-contained case, allowing viewers to follow Duggan and his team as they investigated various crimes, ranging from murder and robbery to drug trafficking and fraud.

Duggan was known for its strong writing, compelling characters, and realistic portrayal of police procedures. It was a popular and critically acclaimed show in New Zealand during its run, and remains a fondly remembered example of New Zealand television drama. While successful domestically, it did not achieve significant international recognition. The series ran for three seasons.