Fitzpatrick (15 episodes) Mike Smith as Callum Gilbert (12 episodes) Michala Banas as Tiffany Turner (11 episodes) Nick Simpson-Deeks as Rhys Mitchell (10 episodes) Peta Sergeant as Cat Johnson (8 episodes) Nell Feeney as Carolyn Gilbert (6 episodes) Carmen Duncan as Prof. Kerry Green (6 episodes) Luke Arnold as Lachie Clarke (6 episodes) Matt Levett as Spencer Campbell (5 episodes) Andrew Blackman as Tom Shields (5 episodes) Lara Robinson as Tilly Young (5 episodes) Guest Natalie Saleeba as Claire Armstrong (4 episodes) Thomas Lacey as Ollie Masters (4 episodes) Greg Stone as Steve Gilbert (3 episodes) Julie Forsyth as Marjorie Felton (3 episodes) Brett Cousins as Glenn Young (3 episodes) Katherine Hicks as Sam MacKenzie (3 episodes) Maya Aleksandra as Brandi Bower (2 episodes) Luke Hemsworth as Jackson Norton (2 episodes) Carolyn Bock as Louise Wong (2 episodes) Lawrence Mooney as Trevor Myers (1 episode) Judith McGrath as Maria Crawley (1 episode) Julie Nihill as Pauline Brown (1 episode) Ross Thompson as Keith Boland (1 episode) Peter Houghton as Max Masters (1 episode) Ben Anderson as Terry Carlisle (1 episode) Casting Returning supporting cast members included Michala Banas as Tiffany Turner, PiaGrace Moon as Jasmine Patterson, Natalie Saleeba as Claire Armstrong, Mike Smith as Bec's brother Callum Gilbert and Nell Feeney as their mother Carolyn Gilbert. Nick Simpson-Deeks reprised his role as Rhys Mitchell for ten episodes. In April 2012, Erin McWhirter of TV Week announced Luke Hemsworth would be appearing in at least two episodes. On 7 July 2012, a writer for The Advertiser revealed that Maya Aleksandra had joined the guest cast as Brandi Bower, a character who is engaged to Steve Gilbert (Greg Stone). Luke Arnold was cast as Lachie, Jenny's university friend, while Lara Robinson appeared in five episodes as student Tilly Young. Peta Sergeant started appearing as Sophie's friend, Cat Johnson, from August. Tom Hobbs also joined the main cast as Cat's brother Flynn. Brett Cousins began appearing from October 2012 as Tilly's father, Glenn. Episodes {| class="wikitable plainrowheaders" style="margin: auto; width: 100%" |- !! style="background-color:#FF5F5F; text-align: center;" width=5%|No. inseries !! style="background-color:#FF5F5F; text-align: center;" width=5%|No. inseason !! style="background-color:#FF5F5F; text-align: center;" width=25%|Title !! style="background-color:#FF5F5F; text-align: center;" width=16%|Directed by !! style="background-color:#FF5F5F; text-align: center;" width=28%|Written by !! style="background-color:#FF5F5F; text-align: center;" width=14%|Original air date !! style="background-color:#FF5F5F; text-align: center;" width=7%|Australian viewers |- |} DVD release Critical reception The season debut did not impress Gordon Farrer from WAtoday, who wrote "welcome