TV SERIES · 1999– · NEW ZEALAND
The Tribe
46 archived facts 3 topics 1 source Last reviewed Oct 2026
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Cloe (Jaimee Kaire-Gataulu) and Ved (Dan Weekes-Hannah) had an on-screen relationship in series 4. Both actors admit they also dated off camera, despite a rule forbidding the cast from dating. Weekes also claimed that he and Kaire were written out of the series after they got on the wrong train and missed a shoot, which cost the studio thousands of dollars in rescheduling.
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The only characters to appear in all 5 series (excluding archive footage) and record new dialogue are Lex, Ebony, Jack, Salene, Trudy and Zoot (Daniel James). Although Zoot's character died in episode 7 of the first series, he appeared with new dialogue in every subsequent series: in the second series in pre-Tribe flashbacks and Ebony's nightmares, in the third series as a hallucination for the Guardian, in the fourth series in a nightmare for Ebony and in a dramatic moment during the series finale, and in the fifth series in Ebony's reality-space dreams and as a hologram around the City.
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In the first series, Lex attempts to sexually assault Zandra but is stopped by Ryan. He later marries her in the same series. In the second series, Lex attempts to sexually assault Salene and is again stopped by Ryan. He marries Tai-San in the same ceremony in which Salene and Ryan marry.
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Several characters disappear from the series with their fates left unresolved. Paul and Charlie vanish and are never found. Danni is forced to join The Chosen and is never seen again. Ryan and Patsy are sent by The Chosen to work in the mines as punishment but do not return for unknown reasons. Tally and Andy are taken by the Technos and never seen again. Dee and Patch run away, leaving only a vague note about their plans. Fish informs Lex that some of the people taken by the Technos for "deletion" (namely Bray, Tai-San and Ved) may still be alive.
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Dee's sudden inclusion in the Mallrats is never explained. During the third series, four members of the Mozzies leave the group to work as Lex's assistants. Given that Dee wears a Mozzie outfit and works as a deputy in her first appearance, it would not be wrong to assume that she too accepted Lex's offer, but not at the same time as her colleagues.
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Ram uses the RealSpace program to give Pride the sensation of flying. Some time later, Pride becomes obsessed with flying and considers diving off a building to try it. Ram later confesses to Slade that he once became so obsessed with trying to fly that he jumped off a building, causing the accident that left him confined to a wheelchair.
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Most of the main cast members appeared in shows and films that also featured other main cast members, the biggest example being Shortland Street. Beth Allen (Amber), Ari Boyland (KC), Dwayne Cameron (Bray), Meryl Cassie (Ebony), Tom Hern (Ram), Amy Morrison (Zandra), James Napier (Jay), Vicky Rodewyk (Jel), Caleb Ross (Lex), Victoria Spence (Salene), Fleur Saville (Ruby) and Jacob Tomuri (Lieutenant Luke) all had roles in the soap opera.
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