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The second series of The Tribe opens with the discovery of an antidote to the mysterious virus that has wiped out the adult population. In order to search for the cure, The Tribe must leave the mountain and return to the city where the antidote is rumoured to be hidden. As they they prepare for the journey, a horrific accident occurs and the subsequent deaths leave the group stunned and in dissarray. Allegiances change and new rivalries emerage as The Tribe battle to stay alive in their new harsh world, where the structure of society has collapsed and the battle to be in command of the new order rages. 52 episodes. SPECIAL FEATURES The Tribe on tour 2003, Tribe 2 bloopers, New Character Biographies
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United Kingdom released, PAL/Region 2 DVD: LANGUAGES: English ( Dolby Digital 2.0 ), French ( Dolby Digital 2.0 ), German ( Dolby Digital 2.0 ), WIDESCREEN, SPECIAL FEATURES: Biographies, Box Set, Interactive Menu, Multi-DVD Set, Scene Access, SYNOPSIS: All 52 episodes from the second season of the long-running children's sci-fi drama. Set in Australia in the near future, where a deadly virus has wiped out most of the world's adult population, leaving the youth of the planet to start over amid the anarchy and confusion. In this series, the Mall Rats have to return to the city in order to find the antitdote to the virus, but when the Chosen reappear, the tribal leaders are faced with a terrible choice. ...The Tribe - Complete Series 2 - 7-DVD Box Set ( The Tribe - Complete Series Two (Ep. 1 - 52) )
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
The Tribe is surely one of the best shows ever made for kids. It has exciting stories, moral dilemmas, romances, great costumes, cool make-up, individual characters with real personalities, and emotional depth. And best of all, it has no adults!
This set conatins all 52 half-hour episodes from Series 2, which picks up from exactly where series 1 left off. Unfortunately, it is not quite as good as series 1 for various reasons, perhaps the most obvious one being the absence of one of the most amusing characters, Zandra, and one of the most likeable characters, Amber. Amber's replacement with a far inferior and quite frankly annoying girl called Danni, who takes over Amber's job as tribe leader and also her relationship with Bray, is not a success (which explains why Amber returns in series 3 and Danni does not).
Series 2 also has the unfortunate job of showing the Mallrats as they drift away from each other, their close family-like relationships disappearing as they follow their own desires. This means there is less of a sense of fun and solidarity, but thankfully the group begin to come back together in the final episodes. Another arguably bad point is the intense focus on Ebony as she becomes co-leader of the Mallrats. I personally didn't like this development and feel much happier when Ebony is on the other side rather than leading the Mallrats, but some people might enjoy the storyline.
However there are lots of good things about series 2 as well. Worth mentioning are the excellent acting from Caleb Ross as Lex, who gets some bigger storylines this series; the interesting storyline involving Trudy and the evil new tribe The Chosen; and also the flashbacks that are shown in a couple of episodes to explain the connections that Trudy, Bray, Ebony, Zoot, Lex and Ryan had before the virus hit. The flashbacks make really interesting viewing and it becomes a lot easier to make sense of the various relationships in the tribe after seeing them.
Even though I didn't enjoy series 2 as much as 1 or 3, The tribe is still a fantastic programme and this is a set well worth getting. The viewing is addictive - if you watch one episode, you'll end up watching another 3 afterwards. There are few children's or teen's TV shows which have so many tense plotlines and brilliantly portrayed relationships, and I'd recommend this show to anyone. I'd say the age range most likely to enjoy it is probably from about 9 to 20.
Special features include outtakes, character profiles, and a Tribe on Tour feature. Word of warning - don't watch the outtakes if you don't want plot details of series 4 revealed, as all the outtakes are taken from that series.
This set conatins all 52 half-hour episodes from Series 2, which picks up from exactly where series 1 left off. Unfortunately, it is not quite as good as series 1 for various reasons, perhaps the most obvious one being the absence of one of the most amusing characters, Zandra, and one of the most likeable characters, Amber. Amber's replacement with a far inferior and quite frankly annoying girl called Danni, who takes over Amber's job as tribe leader and also her relationship with Bray, is not a success (which explains why Amber returns in series 3 and Danni does not).
Series 2 also has the unfortunate job of showing the Mallrats as they drift away from each other, their close family-like relationships disappearing as they follow their own desires. This means there is less of a sense of fun and solidarity, but thankfully the group begin to come back together in the final episodes. Another arguably bad point is the intense focus on Ebony as she becomes co-leader of the Mallrats. I personally didn't like this development and feel much happier when Ebony is on the other side rather than leading the Mallrats, but some people might enjoy the storyline.
However there are lots of good things about series 2 as well. Worth mentioning are the excellent acting from Caleb Ross as Lex, who gets some bigger storylines this series; the interesting storyline involving Trudy and the evil new tribe The Chosen; and also the flashbacks that are shown in a couple of episodes to explain the connections that Trudy, Bray, Ebony, Zoot, Lex and Ryan had before the virus hit. The flashbacks make really interesting viewing and it becomes a lot easier to make sense of the various relationships in the tribe after seeing them.
Even though I didn't enjoy series 2 as much as 1 or 3, The tribe is still a fantastic programme and this is a set well worth getting. The viewing is addictive - if you watch one episode, you'll end up watching another 3 afterwards. There are few children's or teen's TV shows which have so many tense plotlines and brilliantly portrayed relationships, and I'd recommend this show to anyone. I'd say the age range most likely to enjoy it is probably from about 9 to 20.
Special features include outtakes, character profiles, and a Tribe on Tour feature. Word of warning - don't watch the outtakes if you don't want plot details of series 4 revealed, as all the outtakes are taken from that series.
25 of 27 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
The second series of The Tribe holds a very warm place in many fans hearts, Its continues the story of the Mall Rats, a mixed group of kids surviving in a world without adults.
The Series starts off with a bang (literally!) and fails to lose pace right up untill the dramatic season finale. There is death, love, sex, war, religion and alcohol all mixed up with even wilder hair styles and more outrageous costumes, not to mention a underlying theme of hope, friendship and surival which makes tribeworld the most exciting place on the box.
The second series see the characters growing up, and maturing, yet still making mistakes. Unexpected couples find love where they never expected to, others find a new way of life to guide them, and they all find out that survivng the virus was the easy part...The future is going to get tougher.
We see them trying to rebuild there shattered world with new law and order in the form of Danni's bill of rights, while a new tribe "The chosen" only answer to the order of Zoot....
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I haven't seen the early series for years, and I can't wait to have them all on DVD. Season two - I remember, was one of my favourites. Lots of brightly coloured outfits, and scenes of life before the Virus.
Only question is... when's Series 3 coming out?????
Only question is... when's Series 3 coming out?????
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Wow
This season carry's on from the first season but it will also confuse you. Its more about the group of youngsters being split up and new people coming into the series.
Published 10 days ago by Aairon Bond
Love it!!!!
I didn't think I would enjoy this series as a lot changed from the first. I won't post spoilers, but a major character left. Read more
Published 1 month ago by raven_guest
WONDERFUL SERIES FOR ALL AGES
THE TRIBE WAS CLEARLY MADE FOR A TEENAGE/ADOLESCENT AUDIENCE, HOWEVER I BELEIVE IT HAS A LOT TO OFFER VIEWERS OF ALL AGE GROUPS. Read more
Published 24 months ago by Maurice R. West
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Published on 5 July 2009 by Samuel G. Fowler
This Series Is Even Better Than The First!
In this series, The Tribe developed so much! The actors were more aqquainted with their characters, the storyline constantly built up each episode up to the big climax! Read more
Published on 11 April 2006 by S. raza
Keepin the Dream Alive
How could u not love the tribe, i am from australia and one of very few who have seen it but i would consider myself australias Number 1 Tribe fan. Read more
Published on 27 Mar 2006
the best ever!!!
well..
i'm from germany and i can't speak enqlish very well.. but i must say some words to this season/series! its the best i ever seen! Read more
i'm from germany and i can't speak enqlish very well.. but i must say some words to this season/series! its the best i ever seen! Read more
Published on 22 Mar 2006 by Q. Marina
Is it really Region 2?
Series 1 was listed as Region 2 but was really Region 0 (No restrictions). I live in the U.S. and am able to enjoy it on my dvd player (It's region 1, but PAL compatible). Read more
Published on 14 Mar 2006 by Darth23
Great series!
The Tribe is definitly one of my favourite shows! It's original, this whole world that they create, without parents. Seems like every child's dream, doesn't it? Read more
Published on 26 Feb 2006
Great Series
Great series, was obviously a low budget production but the show ends up very addictive, been waiting a long time for this to come onto dvd and hopefully it will actually get... Read more
Published on 25 Feb 2006 by Emma
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