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May 2007 - Jun 2007

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Best Episodes of The Lost Tribes

  • Episode 6

    S1 Ep6

    8.0

    10th Jun 2007

    This is the final episode of this series. It is the final day for each of the families to remain with their tribes. They will all have to face one last challenge in order for them to be named honourary members of the tribe. Who will become honourary members? Will anyone not be named as an honourary member? Will the families be happy to go back home? Will this experience have changed the families for life?

  • Episode 4

    S1 Ep4

    8.0

    27th May 2007

    The families have more tasks to face. The strain is starting to get to all of them. How will they all cope under pressure? The Povey women learn how to fish, but are horrified when dad Tony comes back with a pig that is to be slaughtered. While in Namibia, Sasha is punished for washing with water - a tribal taboo. And finally in Zululand the men are ordered to do the women's work.

Worst Episodes of The Lost Tribes

  • Episode 1

    S1 Ep1

    4.0

    6th May 2007

    In the premiere episode we are introduced to the three families. First, there is the Fraser family (Michael - 54, Lynn - 54, Robert - 22 and Sasha - 17) from Sydney. Second, also from Sydney, is the Povey family (Tony - 49, Mel - 51, Chelsea - 15 and Samantha - 14). And the third family is the Sherry family (Glenn - 45, Vicki - 47, Ashley - 18 and James - 16) from Melbourne. All three families are under the belief that they will be travelling in luxury to a mystery luxurious location, which will be revealed to them at the airport. But, in fact they are to live with some of the oldest tribes in the world, having to live just like them, and follow out their practices. The Fraser family has to live with the Himba tribe from northern Namibia, the Povey family is with the Mentawai tribe from Indonesia, and lastly the Sherry family is with the Zulu tribe of South Africa. None of the families like what they have gotten themselves into, but how will each of them manage to cope in their new environment?

  • Episode 2

    S1 Ep2

    8.0

    13th May 2007

    The families continue to struggle under the strain of living in their new environment. One of the families, though, is sent to breaking point and they wish to live the show. What will happen?

The Lost Tribes Episode Guide

  • Episode 1

    S1 Ep1

    4.0

    6th May 2007

    In the premiere episode we are introduced to the three families. First, there is the Fraser family (Michael - 54, Lynn - 54, Robert - 22 and Sasha - 17) from Sydney. Second, also from Sydney, is the Povey family (Tony - 49, Mel - 51, Chelsea - 15 and Samantha - 14). And the third family is the Sherry family (Glenn - 45, Vicki - 47, Ashley - 18 and James - 16) from Melbourne. All three families are under the belief that they will be travelling in luxury to a mystery luxurious location, which will be revealed to them at the airport. But, in fact they are to live with some of the oldest tribes in the world, having to live just like them, and follow out their practices. The Fraser family has to live with the Himba tribe from northern Namibia, the Povey family is with the Mentawai tribe from Indonesia, and lastly the Sherry family is with the Zulu tribe of South Africa. None of the families like what they have gotten themselves into, but how will each of them manage to cope in their new environment?

  • Episode 2

    S1 Ep2

    8.0

    13th May 2007

    The families continue to struggle under the strain of living in their new environment. One of the families, though, is sent to breaking point and they wish to live the show. What will happen?

  • Episode 3

    S1 Ep3

    8.0

    20th May 2007

    This week the Povey family face their first night with the Mentawai tribe. In Zululand, Vicki and Ashley have been punished by the tribe for having a dirty hut. And in Namibia, dad Michael must undergo his punishment from the Himba tribe by having all of his hair cut out.

The Lost Tribes is an Australian reality television series produced by the Nine Network. The series premiere was broadcast on Sunday 6 May 2007 at 6:30pm, prior to the telecast of the 2007 TV Week Logie Awards. The show is narrated by Charles Wooley. The series places two families from Sydney and one family from Melbourne with indigenous tribal communities in South Africa, Namibia, and Indonesia. The series aims to document the culture shock each family goes through in their new environment. In the week before The Lost Tribes premiered, cast members appeared as contestants on the game show Bert's Family Feud in order to promote the series.

The best rated episodes of The Lost Tribes are:
  • Episode 6 S1E6 rated 8.0
  • Episode 4 S1E4 rated 8.0
The lowest rated episodes of The Lost Tribes are:
  • Episode 1 S1E1 rated 4.0
  • Episode 2 S1E2 rated 8.0

The first episode of The Lost Tribes aired on May 06, 2007.

The last episode of The Lost Tribes aired on June 10, 2007.

There are 6 episodes of The Lost Tribes.

There is one season of The Lost Tribes.

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The Lost Tribes has ended.