They were broken into 4 parts per episode shown over 4 nights. So it is correct. Here is the information from the original station that aired the series:

http://www.australiantelevision.net/results.html?q=mission+top+secret

http://www.australiantelevision.net/mission-top-secret/series1.html

@bratface said:

Here is the information from the original station that aired the series:

http://www.australiantelevision.net/results.html?q=mission+top+secret

http://www.australiantelevision.net/mission-top-secret/series1.html

Just a precision. This site is a database specialised in Australian Television, but it is not directly the information of the original station.

@superboy97 said:

@bratface said:

Here is the information from the original station that aired the series:

http://www.australiantelevision.net/results.html?q=mission+top+secret

http://www.australiantelevision.net/mission-top-secret/series1.html

Just a precision. This site is a database specialised in Australian Television, but it is not directly the information of the original station.

It is an archive like the 'Wayback Machine'. Are you saying the information is wrong?

@bratface said:

It is an archive like the 'Wayback Machine'.

No, this is a fan site made by a Canadian user as explained in its about page.

Are you saying the information is wrong?

No, I will not say that the information is wrong, especially as I was the author of the initial report (I wasn't moderator at that time).

I just say that the information doesn't come directly from the original station and, as such, is not a formal proof. In an ideal world, it would be best to find data coming directly from the original network.

@superboy97 said:

@bratface said:

It is an archive like the 'Wayback Machine'.

No, this is a fan site made by a Canadian user as explained in its about page.

Are you saying the information is wrong?

No, I will not say that the information is wrong, especially as I was the author of the initial report (I wasn't moderator at that time).

I just say that the information doesn't come directly from the original station and, as such, is not a formal proof. In an ideal world, it would be best to find data coming directly from the original network.

Hasn't TMDB listed the series the same way it is shown at the link?

@bratface said:

Hasn't TMDB listed the series the same way it is shown at the link?

Yes, it have list it based on this link, but that doesn't make it an official proof.