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The Tribe is a post-apocalyptic teen drama television series which originally aired on Channel 5 from April 24, 1999 to September 6, 2003, over five series compromising a total of 260 half-hour episodes.

The series was created by Raymond Thompson and Harry Duffin, produced by the Cloud 9 Screen Entertainment Group in conjunction with the British Channel 5, and was primarily filmed in Wellington, New Zealand.

The series explores the premise of teenagers and children as they struggle to survive and build a new society in a world where all the adults have been wiped out by a deadly virus, through a teen drama soap opera format. The Tribe was applauded for having teenagers dealing with adult issues, which was not commonplace in television at the time. The fourth series introduced a science fiction technological aspect to the series, which was met with mixed reception by the fan base.

The Tribe was broadcast in more than a hundred countries and amassed a large and dedicated fanbase worldwide, earning it status as a cult phenomenon. The show had a strong online presence through the official website Tribeworld, in addition the fandom creating their own fan sites, art and forums. The show's success led to tie-in products and merchandise, including an original musical pop album titled Abe Messiah, novels, magazines, soundtracks and home media releases. The cast went on tours to Europe and the United States to promote the show in media appearances and fan gatherings.

As the cast grew older, the broadcaster felt that the series was outgrowing its original premise and The Tribe was cancelled after Series 5. This led to The New Tomorrow, a series loosely based on The Tribe, targeted at a younger audience. But it was cancelled after only one season and for many years there was silence on the franchise. The Tribe experienced a resurgence in popularity after screening on ABC3 in Australia in 2009. This led to Cloud 9 developing a series of novels to continue the story of the television series, the first of which was released in 2011.

Development[]

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The Tribe grew out of an original idea by Raymond Thompson. He grew up in the "hippie" time of the 1960's and was inspired by the rebellious youth culture. As an aspiring writer, he toyed with a story about young people re-building society in their own image. Working in broadcasting at the BBC, Thompson pitched the idea several times, but it was rejected.[1]

Following the establishment of the independent production company Cloud 9 and the production of several television series, Thompson was in 1997 approached by Nick Wilson, the head of children's programming for Channel 5 to create "a soap for the millennium targeting a child/adolescent market."[2]

Writer Harry Duffin was brought on board in November the same year, and he and Thompson structured the characters and storylines and an outline for the first episode. Duffin gathered a group of approximately ten writers to help develop the story format. By July 1998, they had produced their first block of four scripts.[3][2]

Pre-production for Series 1 began in June 1998.[3]

History[]

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Broadcast[]

As a show of the millennium, The Tribe had a strong online presence with regular updates to the official website Tribeworld, the official website, and fan sites, fan art, fan fiction and discussion boards created by avid fans.

From Series 1 to 4 of The Tribe, each series was split into 52 half-hour weekly episodes. However, in the UK, episodes in Series 2 and 3 were shown in pairs so that it effectively became 26 1-hour episodes weekly.

For Series 4, Channel 5 - the UK terrestrial channel that broadcasted The Tribe - decided to revert back to showing half-hour episodes. Except in this case, the channel broadcasted one half-hour episode on Saturday morning and the next half-hour episode on Sunday morning.

This caused disquiet amongst the fans, who lobbied heavily the schedulers at Channel 5 to go back to showing 1-hour episodes. After a couple of weeks, the channel relented and went back to showing 1-hour weekly episodes. This continued throughout Series 5, which was split into 26 1-hour weekly episodes.

Cancellation[]

At the conclusion of Series 5, Cloud 9 still had plans to produce a Series 6. With the Series 5 finale airing on September 6, 2003, presumably Series 6 would've began filming late 2003 into early 2004, with a premiere date in the mid to latter half of 2004, but was cancelled before production began.

With it's popularity in European countries, particularly in the U.K., Spain, and Germany, many fans were shocked to hear the show had been effectively cancelled. Channel Five, who first aired The Tribe in the U.K. reasoned that the show had deviated from what it was supposed to be about, focusing more on romantic relationships with an aging cast rather than a survivalist show with teenagers. The age of the cast was supposedly another reason. By the time Series 5 had finished, a good portion of the cast were in their late teens to early twenties.

A considerable number of cast members would go on to appear in various seasons of Power Rangers, as the show's production moved to New Zealand from Los Angeles starting with the 2003 season, Power Rangers Ninja Storm. With the cast now in their late twenties to early-to-mid thirties, as well as many cast members having retired from acting, it became very questionable as to whether or not there will be anymore projects related to The Tribe in the future.

Revivals[]

The New Tomorrow[]

On September 17, 2005, The New Tomorrow began airing. This spin-off of The Tribe featured a significantly younger cast, around 8-14. It featured "descendants" from characters from The Tribe. It took elements from the Series 6 scripts, most notably characters that were supposed to be introduced in Series 6, and adapted them for The New Tomorrow. The show did not do well and was cancelled after only one season. It would be the last news to come from Cloud 9 or The Tribe for several years. It is also the last show produced by Cloud 9 and there has not been any new shows produced by them since 2005.

Novels[]

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The Tribe novel continuations by A.J. Penn

In 2009, The Tribe experienced a resurgence in popularity after reruns on ABC3 in Australia. This led to Cloud 9 developing a series of novels to continue the story of the television series starting in 2011. Harry Duffin and David Fox had tried writing a screenplay on a more adult take on the original premise of The Tribe, but were unable to get anyone to consider the project. They decided to turn it into a novel called The Blood of the Judas that was expected to be released in 2011, but it was never mentioned again.

In 2011, The Tribe: A New World was released, effectively becoming the equivalent of Series 6.

In 2012, The Tribe: Birth of the Mall Rats was released. It was a novelisation of the first 15 episodes of Series 1, providing deeper examination of the characters' thoughts and feelings than the television series. Although it was advertised as the first in a series of novelisations of the show, there has not been any announcements concerning more follow ups since 2012.

In 2014, The Tribe: A New Dawn was released, effectively becoming the equivalent of Series 7.

In 2019, The Tribe: (R)Evolution was released, effectively becoming the equivalent of Series 8. The long wait in between these two novels was due to deals with production companies for a potential movie, which prevented Cloud 9 from releasing products. [4]

Movie[]

Before the show was cancelled, Raymond Thompson had been working on screenplay for a Tribe movie in 2003. He mentions that the movie is "a backstory. The lead up to the virus. And how cities of children came about.. but lots more as well." It was also mentioned to be in the 3rd draft before it was shelved due to the show's cancellation. [5]

In 2011, the Tribe movie, named Tribes, was finally announced to be in development with the partnership of Legendary Pictures. [6] Raymond Thompson revealed he had been working with Rob Cohen and Jason Rothenberg, the latter went on to produce The 100 TV series. [7] But in 2015, the project fell through due to creative differences. [8]

Raymond Thompson revealed he was frustrated with Hollywood as many were pitching ideas that would destroy the concept of The Tribe, like introducing adults and dinosaurs. [9] As a result, Ray broke off to remain independent and protect the creative integrity of The Tribe. As late as 2020, Ray mentioned in his podcasts that he is not giving up in trying to produce the movie, but any concrete news has not been announced since 2015.

In 2022, Raymond Thompson released the book The Tribe Collector's Edition Screenplay which contains a full draft script of the delayed tribe movie. According to Thompson, the movie screenplay featured in the book is one of the many versions he had made. He published this version as it is the closest to what he aspires the tribe film to be like:

"I have been forever asked to publish a version of 'The Tribe' as a screenplay. And decided that now is the time, giventhat I have hinted that I would do so on many occasions and have rightly been picked up on it why it has not been actioned. Part of the reason was that I have many versions of 'The Tribe' in screenplay form. Which is normal in the development process. But I have chosen this version to be published as it best illustrates the closest of what I would aspire to have as a motion picture version (the television sequels of course would be totally different)." [10]

Unreleased Music[]

During the show's revival from 2011-2012, several music demos were released by Cloud 9. Promises of new music was announced alongside the novels and the then-coming Tribes movie, however these plans never materialised.

On 26 June 2011, the first music demo entitled "Let You Go" was released. [11] The official statement reads: “Dimbleby & Capper (D&C) is an exciting young musical talent – and a fan of The Tribe! Working with John Williams (composer of many of the songs, and producer of The Tribe’s Abe Messiah album), D&C will be bringing some new Tribe inspired music to the world in the near future.” The upload coincided with the Online Tribal Gathering 2011 that took place on the same day. Unfortunately, the partnership never materialised.

On 10 February 2012, a music demo entitled "Lost in You" was released with an audio message from Dwayne Cameron (Bray). It is a love song for Amber and Bray's renewed relationship in The Tribe: A New World. [12] However, the song passed hands and has been officially released by Petula Clark instead. [13]

On 17 February 2012, a music demo entitled "Without You" was released. [14] Another love song, this demo echoes sentiments about the fans and their undying support for the show.

On 18 February 2012, a music demo entitled "Ghost Town" was released. [15] The song centers on the daughter of Zoot, Brady, and on the wasteland that the City becomes after the virus hits. A second version of this song was released two days later on Feb 20, 2012. [16]

On 14 June 2012, a music demo entitled "Feels Alright" was released. [17] This demo was notable for having a music video featuring Drew Neemia (Fisheye) and it was teased that it would be featured in an upcoming Tribe album. But this track, along with all the released demos, never materialised.

Game[]

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The Tribe Game was released in 2022

On 11 June 2020, The Tribe Game was announced in a podcast with Raymond Thompson and Kristal. It is a role playing game for PC/Mac and serves to adapt the storylines of The Tribe season by season over time as DLC. Eventually the storylines of the novels will also be adapted. [18]

The game had an exclusive pre-release on Shopify on 5th February 2022. [19] It eventually had a general release on Steam on 25th March 2022. [20]

The game is notable for adapting the storylines of the show yet diverges in many areas, essentially forming its own unique timeline. This results in it becoming a reboot, which is the first in the franchise.

Partnerships[]

On December 2015, Cloud 9 announced Indus Media is funding them for possible future projects. [21] [22] However, no further mention is made of this partnership and it is assumed it has fallen through. Indus Media has also appeared to have been dissolved as their website is now defunct. [23]

On 29 June 2021, Cloud 9 has announced partnership with Your Family Entertainment AG. With plans to hopefully release new tribe content in the future. [24] [25] On 27 March 2022, a press release was announced that Your Family Entertainment AG will get South African Broadcasting Channel (SABC) to air the show on their channel starting 4 April 2022. [26]

Future[]

Raymond Thompson's son, Adam Thompson, is a writer/producer who is preparing to take over Ray's position when he is no longer around. [27] Adam's contribution to the franchise was first seen in the credits of The Tribe Game (2022) as producer, designer and composer.

Trivia[]

  • The Tribe has been frequently called by critics as a mix between Lord of the Flies (1954) and Mad Max (1979). [28] [29] [30] [31] [32]
  • Early titles for the show were "Keeping the Dream Alive," "Power and Chaos" and "Cities of Children." [33]
  • The opening sequence for the show only changes once after Series 1, where it's used until the cancellation of the show. Despite the fact that the majority of the characters in the opening had been written out after Series 3.
  • Lex, Trudy, Salene, Jack, Ebony, Brady and Zoot are the only characters to appear in all 5 seasons of the show.
  • No on-screen relationship has successfully lasted longer than 2 seasons. Jack and Ellie are the longest relationship overall, even with the novels counted.
  • The entire show is shot in Wellington, New Zealand.
  • The set for the Phoenix Mall was the largest in the southern hemisphere at the time of completion. It is also still the largest set made in New Zealand for any TV show filmed there. [34]
  • According to Raymond Thompson, all the face markings on the characters mean something. Ebony's markings in particular foretell the Abe Messiah, an unknown figure whose identity will be revealed one day in the future. [35] [36]
  • Every main character's costume has a spare made in case it gets damaged during filming. [37]
  • The cast members of the show live together in a boarding house with strict rules, one of them being no inter-cast dating. The actors for Cloe and Ved were infamous for breaking this rule which resulted in them being fired from the show.
  • The actors were asked to speak in American accents rather than their native New Zealand accents. This was done so the show could be more broad to wider audiences.
  • Due to show's limited budget, the music and establishing shots are reused very frequently. This is more noticeable from Series 1 to 3, less so for Series 4 to 5.
  • The episodes in German were each given unique names unlike the original English which is simply named as Series 1 Episode 1, Series 1 Episode 2, etc.
  • The show is notorious for having many characters disappear throughout it's run with little explanation. This was because most of the actors became unavailable for various reasons during production, therefore they had to disappear off-screen without warning. Series 4 in particular has suffered from this hiccup the most.
  • The show carried "The Tribe Curse" as some of the actors/actresses never found work after the series ended. Many simply left acting altogether to pursue other options, while some went onto successful careers in theatre.
  • One of the writers for the delayed Tribe movie, Jason Rothenberg, went on to produce The 100 TV series in 2014. Although the series was created by Kass Morgan, the show deviates from the novels considerably and mostly have original material. Due to Rothenberg's knowledge of The Tribe, it is believed he might have drawn inspiration from it as fans have noticed similarities between The Tribe and The 100:
    • Both shows have characters wearing face markings.
    • Both shows dive into grey areas and moral dilemmas.
    • Both shows have mantras repeated frequently, which are "Keep the Dream Alive" and "May We Meet Again" respectively.
    • Both shows deal with a virus infection midway through their first seasons.
    • Both shows initially start as "tribe factions" fighting and then learning to survive together for the betterment of all.
    • Both shows become increasingly sci-fi as the seasons progress.
    • Clarke resembles Amber. Both are the Female Leads, are fiery de-facto leaders, are blonde and left their tribes for a period of time in their 2nd Seasons before returning in their 3rd Seasons. Amber faked her death at the start of her Season 2 and came back in Season 3. Similarly, Clarke imposed self-exile after killing the Mountain Men and did not reunite with the main characters until mid Season 3. Both Amber and Clarke had a male best friend called Dal/Wells who died during the show. Wells was originally written as Clarke's boyfriend in the novels, but this was changed in the show to be her childhood best friend instead like Dal was to Amber. Both Amber and Clarke also had an alternate title given to them in Season 3, which is Eagle/Wanheda.
    • Bellamy resembles Bray. Both are the Male Leads, emotional and grew into a reluctant heroes. Bray was initially a brooding loner who becomes a father figure and a reluctant hero mostly due to Amber's influence. Bellamy was initially violent and rebellious, later regrets his actions and grows into a hero mostly due to Clarke's influence. Both Bray and Bellamy have a younger sibling who they are protective of: Martin/Octavia. The only difference is that Bray's brother died while Bellamy's sister lives on, regardless the sibling dynamic is continually emphasised throughout their shows. Bray's replacement, Jay also had a somewhat antagonistic Techno beginning before joining the Mall Rats mostly due to Amber. He also had a younger brother, Ved.
    • Murphy resembles Lex. Both are anti-heroes, aggressive and occasionally side with the villains if it benefits them. Their backstory is similar in that they had abusive parent. For Lex, his father was an alcoholic who physically abused him and his mother until he died. For Murphy, his alcoholic mother blamed him for his father's death until she died.
    • Octavia resembles Trudy. Both started out as timid, became rebellious, betrayed their tribes, became evil leaders (Supreme Mother, Blodreina), learnt survival skills from another group and became stronger characters as the seasons progressed. The only difference is that Octavia never had a baby like Trudy. Octavia can also be compared to Ebony due to their warrior and survival abilities.
    • Abby resembles Salene. Both are mother figures, were emotionally dependant on their partners and suffered from addictions in the 5th Seasons of their shows.
    • Monty resembles Jack. Both are scientific engineers who aid the main characters. Monty gets into a relationship with a blonde called Harper, similar to Ellie who is also blonde. Both Ellie and Harper have dealt with suicidal tendencies in the 4th Seasons of their shows.
    • Jackson resembles Dal. Both are medics who aid the main characters and do not have major storylines of their own compared to the rest of the cast. Jasper also resembles Dal due to his strong friendship with Monty, which is similar to Dal and Jack's friendship. Both Dal and Jasper die midway through their shows with Jack and Monty surviving much longer. Dal died in his 3rd Season while Jasper in his 4th Season. Most interestingly was that Jasper was originally meant to die in Season 3 like Dal, but it was changed to Season 4. Regardless, Jack/Monty mourn their best friend's deaths greatly.
    • Gaia resembles Tai-San. Both were very spiritual, stubborn in their beliefs and offered guidance to the cast. While Tai San believed eastern philosophy, Gaia was very devoted to the Grounder faith.
    • Emori resembles May. Both were outcasts who had conflicting loyalties and betrayed the main characters on several occasions for their own survival. Perhaps the most interesting parallel is that Lex/Murphy is the first to bump into May/Emori out on the streets in their respective Season 2. They are instantly attracted to each other but May/Emori tricks and betrays Lex/Murphy. May/Emori do not reappear until much later. Although the only difference is that Lex and May never got into a romantic relationship, only sleeping with each other once, while Murphy/Emori became a romantic couple.
    • Levitt resembles Luke. Both were part of brainwashing cults who were sympathetic to the main cast and eventually betrayed their cults mainly due to falling in love with one of the main cast. The only difference is that Luke's relationship did not work out, while Levitt's did.
    • A.L.I.E. resembles The Guardian. Both started cults believing they were doing their deceased leader/creator's will. They both used fear and violence to force people into their cults. Russell Lightbourne and Bill Cadogan also resemble The Guardian to a degree as they also created cults, but it was in worship of themselves.
    • The Grounder clans resemble the Gaians. Both live in forested areas and mostly reject technology. In The Tribe, all tribes are from the City with the exception of the Gaians. The 100 reverses this as most groups live in the forest and are war-like, with only the Sky People being civilised.
    • Becca Franko resembles Zoot. Their actions continue to affect the characters even though they both died very early, having a god-like persona throughout their shows. Zoot was the first to welcome the new world after the adults died and formed the notorious Locos that spread fear in the city. After his death, The Chosen and the Zootists worship Zoot and terrorize others believing it was what he wanted. Similarly, the Grounders worship Becca as their first commander who died a martyr. The technology left behind by Becca made her the center of the storylines. Becca's creation A.L.I.E ended the world and brainwashed the population, thinking it was what Becca wanted. Becca also created the Mind Drives which were misused to cause death. The only difference was that Zoot became evil and died a villain, while Becca unintentionally caused harm and died a martyr.
    • Both shows have fanatical brainwashing cults. The Tribe had The Chosen and the Zootists, while The 100 had A.L.I.E.'s Cult, the Sanctumites and the Disciples. All of them borrow language and imagery from Christianity.
    • Both shows had an Artificial Intelligence being responsible for making people flee their homelands. In The Tribe, the AI Zoot releases a Virus into the City, forcing the population to evacuate. In The 100, the AI called A.L.I.E. is responsible for nuking the world which caused nuclear reactors to form a Radiation Wave that engulfs Earth 98 years later, forcing the cast to flee underground or in space.
    • Both shows of their respective Season 6 deal with the characters exploring a brand new island/planet only to come across two new groups at war with each other. Although The Tribe was cancelled after Series 5, The Tribe: A New World (2011) continues the story as Series 6 in novel format. But the most interesting parallel is that the unused Tribe Series 6 scripts featured an antagonistic tribe called The Privileged, who worship their leader Flame as a god. They only accept "attractive" kids and turn "unattractive" kids into their slaves called The Discards, most of whom are brainwashed to look up them. Similarly, the Primes of Sanctum claim to be gods who discard anyone that doesn't have Nightblood by branding them as "Nulls." If not, the Primes brainwash them into becoming their fanatically devoted citizens.
    • Both shows introduce the concept of Cryosleep midway. Ram tries to sleep in Virtual Reality forever. Cryosleep is more predominant in the plot of The Tribe: A New Dawn (2014), which is The Tribe Series 7 in novel format. Several elite adults are revealed to be in Cryosleep, hidden under Eagle Mountain since the virus outbreak. Similarly, the Eligius Prisoners were transported by a space ship to an asteroid before the Earth was nuked. They enter Cryosleep to head back to earth. The 100 cast also enter Cryosleep to await Earth's recovery from radiation and ultimately traverse to a new planet.
    • The Tribe had a spin-off sequel called The New Tomorrow (2005), which detailed the descendants of the characters from The Tribe. It was unpopular with fans and was cancelled after only one season. Similarly, The 100 was going to have a spin-off prequel that would detail the ancestors of the characters, but ended up being cancelled. Perhaps most interestingly, The New Tomorrow was originally meant to be a prequel with Sky (the lead character) being Bray's great great grandfather. But this was changed by executive orders and became a sequel instead.
  • In 2015, a Netflix original called "Between" was released. The plot was very similar to The Tribe where a virus kills anyone over the age of 21 and the kids are left to fend for themselves. In the first episode, the main character is pregnant and gives birth which is similar to Trudy's storyline. Fans have accused the show of ripping off The Tribe, although it's unknown if the creators knew of the existence of The Tribe. The show received negative reviews and is presumed cancelled as no announcements have been made after 2016.
  • The show revived interest when the Covid-19 pandemic occured on the show's 21st anniversary, due to the show's premise happening in real life. Creator Raymond Thompson personally interviewed most of the actors during the 2020 lockdown that were published as podcasts for fans to listen. [38] Actress Jennyfer Jewell even jokingly commented that: "I really like that for The Tribe's 21st birthday the whole world decided to just cosplay The Tribe." [39]

References[]

  1. The Tribe - The Podcast - Interview with Raymond Thompson
  2. 2.0 2.1 Interview: With the Creators of The Tribe - Raymond Thompson and Harry Duffin! on Tribeworld
  3. 3.0 3.1 Tribe Trivia 1: Making the idea for the Tribe real, trivia about the shopping mall on Tribeworld
  4. https://youtu.be/9UOjKjgHagE?t=1648
  5. http://www.tribeworld.com/2011/location-report-cast-chat-with-raymond-thompson/
  6. Tribes movie draft press release on Facebook
  7. https://youtu.be/zxjcn7cjVxM?t=4890
  8. http://www.tribeworld.com/2015/end-2015-message-update/
  9. https://youtu.be/zxjcn7cjVxM?t=5103
  10. The Tribe Collector's Edition - Introduction Chapter https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/The_Tribe_Collector_s_Edition_Screenplay/uCugEAAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&pg=PT4&printsec=frontcover
  11. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygicrf13oj8
  12. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxjivbWvyFI&list=PLEC82C6637AAA7BEB&index=4
  13. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QneljCANhOM
  14. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAsdV8UqJ6s&list=PLEC82C6637AAA7BEB&index=5
  15. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMmZG79i1Tg&list=PLEC82C6637AAA7BEB&index=7
  16. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtdJY9Uz6Rs&list=PLEC82C6637AAA7BEB&index=8
  17. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNs0yuCGjzI&list=PLEC82C6637AAA7BEB&index=9
  18. https://youtu.be/zxjcn7cjVxM
  19. https://www.instagram.com/p/CZlmtBfPpMw/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
  20. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1904330/The_Tribe_Game/
  21. http://thetribe.co.uk/indus-media-entertainment-funds-cloud-9/
  22. https://variety.com/2015/film/news/raymond-thompson-the-tribe-indus-media-1201666358/
  23. http://indusmediaentertainment.com
  24. http://www.tribeworld.com/2021/cloud-9-and-your-family-entertainment-kick-off-co-operation-with-the-tribe/
  25. https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/family-entertainment-ag-distribution-tribe-070005613.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cueW91dHViZS5jb20v&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAEYAq67nahgt3RiyDNP7PtWNwybaVW3TTh4OZGOeIGjQ-K7872cvyZafHZi0gXWzMXq-DP_bkS1ufzJaJ9FMlHOh4L2nGJ0CiCibdO59f3TzmCaJOsY2pUlPutiwa7LqCKC1q5X9f4qh5N9bvqCK7RSDNNqWw1RKasxk8jTIvm99
  26. https://www.facebook.com/thetribeofficial/posts/5088981204473100
  27. https://www.nzonscreen.com/profile/raymond-thompson/biography
  28. https://www.denofgeek.com/tv/revisiting-the-tribe-mad-max-for-kids/
  29. https://thespinoff.co.nz/tv/11-08-2016/throwback-thursday-the-tribe-was-a-hot-mess-that-we-should-all-be-proud-of/
  30. https://www.popmatters.com/155759-the-tribe-season-one-part-one-2495874391.html
  31. https://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/tv-shows-they-havent-rebooted-but-definitely-should/WBZ5OYNS4IYY34TBYXSA7BTV3M/?c_id=1501119&objectid=11507447
  32. http://www.tribeworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Tribe-interview1.jpg
  33. Keeping the Dream Alive Chapter 10
  34. http://www.tribeworld.com/2011/tribe-trivia-1-making-the-idea-for-the-tribe-real-trivia-about-the-shopping-mall/
  35. https://youtu.be/f-rYlZ8-oJ8?list=PLwM4m7Qh_bFhqdmXDPiex-dfbTq0and26&t=3615
  36. Keeping the Dream Alive Chapter 14
  37. http://www.tribeworld.com/2011/tribe-trivia-33-costumes/
  38. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwM4m7Qh_bFhqdmXDPiex-dfbTq0and26
  39. https://youtu.be/9WOVhJViP3U?list=LL&t=108
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