《急速出擊》是一部講述緊急事件反應部隊的電視劇。該部隊訓練有素，在反恐行動中使用先進的武器裝備及爆破物，並在劫持人質事件發揮特殊作用（談判）。他們每天24小時出沒於城市之間，盡可能以迅速及非緻命方式解決問題。
他們的目的就是：化解危機、拯救生命、預防犯罪。
Rush Is An Action Drama Series Set In A New Critical Incident Response Police Unit. They're Trained In Counter-terrorism, Advanced Weaponry, Explosives, Bush Survival, Hand-to Hand Combat, Navigation, Advanced Driving And Rope Work As Well As The Psychology Of Negotiation In Hostage Situations. They Are About A 'less Lethal' Response To Any Incident Likely To Escalate Out Of Hand. Fast, Courageous And Irreverent, They're A Bunch Of Supremely Trained Young Cops, Working As A 24 Hour Mobile Team Responding To Crisis Anywhere In The City Within Ten Minutes. They Bring Negotiation Skills, Lateral Thinking, Less Lethal Weaponry And A Fresh Attitude. Their Brief Is To Strive For A Fast And Non-lethal Resolution To The Problem At Hand. An Insider's View Of Police Under Pressure - Defusing Crises, Saving Lives, Preventing Crime Rather Than Catching The Bad Guys After The Deed Is Done.
人物介紹（英文能力有限，就不翻譯了）：

RODGER CORSER
Rodger graduated from Deakin University in 1996 with a B.A Media Studies (Honors).
His breakthrough role came in 1988 when he was cast in the leading role ( from a field of 6000 ) in RENT, the musical. The show was a box office hit over its Sydney and Melbourne seasons and launched Rodger into a successful career in television.
His other theatre credits include Leader of the Pack and Below.
Rodger since has appeared in some of Australia's most popular series', including the dramas' Water Rats, Stingers, McLeod's Daughters, Home and Away and the comedy Last Man Standing for which he played one of the lead roles.
Rodger's US television credits include the NBC miniseries The Starter Wife whose cast included Debra Messing, Miranda Otto and Judy Davis and the US TV series Beatmaster. He also played Sam Thomas in Find815.com, an on-line drama/game related to the Lost TV series which was recently nominated for an Emmy.
Most recently Rodger has gained cult status for his role as Detective Steve Owen in Channel Nine's critically acclaimed series Underbelly.

CALLAN MULVEY
Born in Auckland, New Zealand, Callan moved with his family at the age of eight to Sydney, Australia. Callan got his first big-break in the acting world with his lead role of Drazic in the hit ABC television series, Heartbreak High.
After over three years with the show, Mulvey decided to diversify and extend his acting range with a variety of roles in both television and film. Following a string of guest roles in All Saints, Pizza, Rubicon and the American series Beastmaster, Callan landed his first leading-man role in the feature film Thunderstruck. The critical and public praise of this talented young actor led to the most in-demand phase of Callan's career yet.
Mulvey was involved in a very famous plot line from 2006-2007 in the long-running Australian series Home & Away, which consequently led to his starring role as ganglord Mark Moran in the Nine Network's hugely successful Underbelly.

CATHERINE MCCLEMENTS
Catherine has worked extensively in film, television and theatre since her graduation from the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in 1985.
She has received Australian Film Institute (AFI) awards for her work in Secret Life of Us and Weekend With Kate and AFI, Logie and Green Room nominations for roles in Call Me Mum, Water Rats and the MTC production of Angels in America.
Her most recent work includes the feature film Floodhouse, telemovies The Falls and Call Me Mum and TEN'S television
series Mary Bryant and After the Deluge as well as major theatre productions including Martin Crimp's Cruel and Tender, Macbeth and Stephen Sewell's It Just Stopped.

SAMUEL JOHNSON
Samuel Johnson has established a reputation as one of Australia's busiest film and television actors. He is widely recognised for his role as 'Evan' over four seasons of the critically acclaimed series The Secret Life of Us. Samuel has also appeared in a number of popular Australian films, including the lead role of 'Dave' in Crackerjack, which was the number one Australian film at the box office in 2002 and as 'Gary' in The Illustrated Family Doctor.
With an extensive list of television credits, Samuel's performances include 'Toby' in After the Deluge, guest roles in Stingers
and Blue Heelers, and ongoing roles in Good Guys, Bad Guys, Home & Away and Ocean Girl. His other television credits include Cooper St Sub, Raw FM, The Last of the Ryans, One Way Ticket and Thunderstone.
More recently, Samuel had the opportunity to work on Dreamworks' newest mini-series The Pacific. Samuel has also appeared in a number of stage productions including Hotel Sorrento, The Snake Pit and Mad Woman's Fountain for the Playbox Theatre and as 'Danny Rule' in The Present at La Mama.
Samuel has been widely acknowledged by his peers and the public and was awarded the AFI Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role in a Television Drama Series for The Secret Life of Us in 2001 and was nominated for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for After the Deluge in 2003. His Logie nominations include Most Popular Actor in 2002 and 2003 and Most Outstanding Actor in 2003.

CLAIRE VAN DER BOOM
Since graduating from the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in 2005, Claire has emerged as one of Australia's most exciting young actors.
From early television roles in Love My Way and East West 101, Claire recently played the most prominent female role in the much anticipated Stephen Spielberg/Tom Hanks mini-series The Pacific. This 10 part series is the follow-up to the critically
acclaimed Band of Brothers, and will be released internationally in 2010.
Claire debuted in her first lead role in a feature film, The Square, at the Sydney Film Festival in June 2008. The film, directed
by Nash Edgerton, was released nationally on July 31.

ASHLEY ZUKERMAN
Ashley Zukerman was born in Santa Monica, California. He and his family moved to Melbourne when he was two and half.
Ashley graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts in 2006. His professional career began with a role in The History Boys, directed by Peter Evans for the Melbourne Theatre Company. He will appear again for the MTC in their upcoming production The Hypocrite.
Ashley was also one of the principal cast in HBO's war miniseries The Pacific, due for release in 2010.
He is also the co-founder of production company "Free Range Men".
Rush is Ashley's television debut.

NICOLE DA SILVA
After graduating from Theatre Nepean in 2003, Nicole went on to continue her studies at the London Academy of Film, TV and Radio.
For television, she was nominated in 2008 for the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Outstanding New Talent for her role as E.C in Dangerous, and has gone on to appear as series regular Lisa Testro in Carla Cametti PD.
Other television credits include East West 101 and Home and Away. She is probably best known as series regular Sasha in All Saints.
Her film credits include The List directed by Joel Edgerton. Nicole has a long list of theatre credits, including A Life in Theatre for Darlinghurst Theatre, Emergence for Synarcade, The Subtle Art of Flirting for Newtown Theatre, and the local and international tour of Shorter and Sweeter.
Nicole juggles her busy schedule with her role as producer for her production company inc studios.

JOSEF BER
Since graduating from NIDA in 1997 Josef Ber has been no stranger to Australian audiences. His television credits include All Saints, McLeod's Daughters, The Alice and Love My Way.
Josef's other roles include the film NED and stage productions including the Gordon/Frost production of Grease, Run Rabbit Run for Belvoir Street Theatre, Lobby Hero for Ensemble Theatre and Human Resources for Siren Theatre Co.