The Tribe, a post-apocalyptic drama series created by Raymond Thompson, premieres in New Zealand.
The first season of The Tribe concludes its original broadcast, establishing the show's storyline and fan base.
The Tribe begins airing internationally, gaining popularity outside of New Zealand, especially in the United Kingdom and Europe.
The second season of The Tribe airs, continuing the storylines of the post-apocalyptic youth society.
The third season of The Tribe is released, featuring new characters and further developing the series' narrative complexity.
Fourth season debuts, introducing darker themes and expanding the show's mythology.
The fifth and final season of The Tribe airs, concluding the series with a definitive ending.
Compilation of several seasons of The Tribe is released on DVD for fans and new viewers.
Fans of The Tribe gather for conventions and anniversary celebrations commemorating the show's impact.
The Mall Rats tribe is formed by a group of teenagers to create a safe community and rebuild society.
The Locos tribe emerges, known for their anarchic and chaotic behavior, creating conflict with the Mall Rats.
A violent conflict between the Mall Rats and Locos tribes breaks out, causing significant destruction and loss.
New members Amber and Trudy join the Mall Rats, bringing new dynamics and leadership changes to the group.
The tribe discovers the Intel Project, a plan to control tribes using technology, leading to a mission to stop it.
The tribe successfully destroys the facility controlling the Intel Project, restoring freedom to the tribes.
A new group called the Regime rises, seeking to impose authoritarian control over the survivors.
The Mall Rats form an uneasy alliance with the Regime to combat a common enemy.
Spikes, a mysterious and dangerous group, arrive, threatening all established tribes.
Tribes unite to fight and defeat the Spikes, leading to fragile peace and new hope for future.