All ten episodes were broadcast on local television, one a week, from October. Initial episodes were also broadcast in cinemas in Fiji in October 2009, and in the Solomon Islands in December. It is due to be broadcast throughout the region on ABC International, Maori TV and several Pacific Island channels. The third season also consisted of ten episodes. Production began in August 2009, and was completed in December. The filming of season 4 began in July 2010, funded by the Secretariat of the Pacific Community, AusAID and NZAID. The fourth season was completed in December 2010 and WSB received funding from AusAid to allow a fifth season to be filmed. Season 5 began to air in October 2012, with a focus on "socially transmitted infections such as HIV, crime, gender inequality, family breakdowns violence, politics and also on the effects on the entry of guns into the country". At that time, season 6 "ha[d] been written and filming [was] in process". In August 2008, 9,000 copies of a resource guidebook for the series' first season were printed and distributed in schools in several Pacific countries. It was also released online on Wan Smolbag's website. It suggests class activities such as group discussions focused on a particular episode (e.g. “Why do you think the three boys steal? Is breaking into houses a growing problem in your country? If so, why do you think it is happening more often?”); role playing; story-writing; reading scene scripts from the episodes, and discussing them. For example, students may be asked to read, understand and explain the script of a scene in which a nurse explains to a character the ways in which HIV AIDS is transmitted. (“You’ve heard of HIV and AIDS, haven’t you? It spreads through blood and sex… If there’s infected blood on a needle and you use it on someone else, they can get the sickness. [I]f you do a tattoo or get your ears pierced, make sure you use a new needle […]!”) The final pages explain what HIV is, how it spreads, how to use a condom, and where to go for HIV testing. Similar guidebooks were released for community discussions among adults  and French language versions of both the series one teacher resource  and community resource  now exist. Further workbooks for series two  and three take the form of photo cartoons for the storyline consolidated by similar group exercises on discussion themes taken from the series, e.g. drugs, relationships, homosexuality and prostitution.