Corella, wife of imprisoned crime boss Mick Corella, whom Cleaver defended. Cleaver owes huge gambling debts to Mick and then to Kirsty, who takes over as boss while Mick is in prison. During the second series, she briefly dates Cleaver, before falling in love with Col, her "enforcer," who frequently pays Cleaver visits to "persuade" him to pay his gambling debts. Steve Le Marquand as Col, Mick and Kirsty's henchman. He is in love with Kirsty and eventually enters a relationship with her, thanks to Cleaver's encouragement. Rhys Muldoon as Lincoln Lincoln, an incompetent solicitor who occasionally instructs on matters for Cleaver and Scarlet. Guest cast Series overview Episodes Season 1 (2010) Season 2 (2012) Season 3 (2014) Season 4 (2016) Season 5 (2018) Ratings Season 1 (2010) Season 2 (2012) Season 3 (2014) Season 4 (2016) Season 5 (2018) Awards and nominations American remake The Fox Network in the US commissioned an American version, starring Greg Kinnear as the lead character, renamed Keegan Deane for American audiences. It aired between January and April 2014. Richard Roxburgh was a producer on the American version alongside Kinnear. DVD rating In Australia Rake was rated MA 15+. In New Zealand the first two series received a rating of R16 for sex scenes, violence, drug use and offensive language; series three was given a rating of R18 for violence, offensive language, drug use and sex scenes. Soundtrack Original music for the show is composed and performed by David McCormack (of Custard), Antony Partos and Michael Lira, at Sonar Music in Sydney. A soundtrack album Rake: Music from the TV Series was released through ABC Music in July 2016. References External links Rake homepage, ABC TV Rake at the Australian Television Information Archive 2010 Australian television series debuts 2018 Australian television series endings APRA Award winners Australian Broadcasting Corporation original programming Australian comedy-drama television series Australian legal television series English-language television shows Television shows set in Sydney Audience (TV network) original programming