- Original release
- Previous episode S02E01 - Avoid Contact
- Number S02E02
- Country Denmark
- Original language Danish
- Genres Drama, Science-Fiction, Thriller
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The Truth Hurts
Martin accompanies Simone on a journey to retrieve her father's computer. At the base, Patrick stumbles upon a hidden room filled with strange devices.
In a world where adults have been wiped out by a mysterious virus, survival is not just about staying alive but rebuilding what has been lost. Welcome to ‘The Tribe’, a groundbreaking New Zealand TV series that takes viewers on an exhilarating journey of resilience, hope, and the indomitable spirit of youth as they face the challenges of a new world order.
From the outset, 'The Tribe' captivates audiences with its unique premise: a deadly virus has eradicated the adult population, leaving children and teenagers to fend for themselves. At its core, this series is about more than just survival; it's about creating society anew from scratch. Season 1 sets the stage beautifully with compelling narratives that explore how these young survivors grapple with leadership struggles, alliances, love interests, and moral dilemmas while attempting to establish their own rules.
Leading this ensemble cast are familiar faces like Antonia Prebble as Trudy, known for her roles in other popular series such as ‘One of Us Is Lying’ and ‘Power Rangers’. Meryl Cassie plays Ebony with an intensity that fans adored in ‘Legend of the Seeker’. Each character brings depth to their role—Caleb Ross’s portrayal of Lex showcases his versatility seen previously in ‘Xena: Warrior Princess’ and ‘Hercules: The Legendary Journeys’. These performances are complemented by Victoria Spence (Salene), Michael Wesley-Smith (Jack), Michelle Ang (Tai-San), Beth Allen (Amber), Jennyfer Jewell (Ellie), Laura Wilson (May), Jaimee Kaire-Gataulu (Cloe) who together form a tribe battling both external threats and internal conflicts.
