Rake

Scandal erupts in the midst of a high-profile case when Greene is caught in an affair with Claudia Marshall (Oscar nominee Toni Collette, "Little Miss Sunshine"), the Premier of New South Wales.

Attorney General Cal McGregor launches a harassment campaign against Cleaver, who hopes to reconcile things with Barney while juggling two very different cases.

Missy's tell-all book about her life as a sex worker has everyone in town speculating about the characters' real names. Meanwhile, Cleaver agrees to defend his ex-girlfriend's 16-year-old niece after she is charged with 'accidentally' killing her protagonist while shooting a festival film.

Desperate for money and starved for new cases, Cleaver begrudgingly performs his fatherly duties while struggling to meet Kirsty's demands.

Missy is framed for the murder of Joshua (Martin Henderson, "Grey's Anatomy"), and the only way Cleaver can save her is by exposing a massive international conspiracy and making some ugly enemies along the way.

Barney and Cleaver defend a suburban IT lecturer accused of genital mutilation. Wendy falls for her son's ex-lover's husband and Cleaver fails miserably at curing Missy's depression.

Cleaver aims to recover his father's estate from swindler Lane Hole via the courts, the media - and worse methods if he must. Meanwhile, Missy contemplates marriage and children while Wendy hopes to rescue Fuzz from the clutches of his born-again girlfriend.

Facing a hefty stretch behind bars for the manslaughter of Lane Hole's sweet, elderly neighbor, Cleaver will need the help of all his friends - and several enemies - to escape prison and the schemes of Kirsty and Cal McGregor.