The New People(TV-Show/Serie, 1969-1970)

Name: The New People
Genre: Drama
Released: 1969

je Folge ca. 45 Min. | Genre: Drama

Scripted Reality in 1 Staffel mit 17 Folgen

Bewertung: 2,8/5 (bei 2 Stimmen)

The New People is a 1969 American television series on ABC that focused on a group of young college students who were returning from a trip in Southeast Asia when their plane crashed on an island in the south Pacific Ocean. This program is an extremely rare example of a regularly scheduled network television series with 45-minute-long episodes (which ABC did to try and counteract the competition in the 8:00-9:00 slot, which included Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In); it aired at 8:15 (ET), immediately after The Music Scene, another 45-minute program. Less than two months after its premiere, ABC canceled both shows. ()

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The New People is a short-lived 1969 American television series on ABC that focused on a group of young college students who were returning from a trip in Southeast Asia when their plane crashed on an island in the south Pacific Ocean. The crash killed several of the college students, and all but one of the adults, who was badly injured and later died. The surviving students were the only human life remaining on the island. The island was unusual in that it had been built up as a site for a potential above-ground nuclear test which never took place, leaving all of the buildings and supplies untouched and ready for use by the survivors.

The New People Staffeln und Folgen

22.09.1969Staffel 1 - 17 Folgen

#1 | 22.09.1969Episode 1 (Pilot)

""Richard Kiley guest stars in a Rod Serling story that sets the scene for this series. A planeload of American exchange students crash lands on a Pacific island. Once planned as an atomic test site, the sanctuary offers a completely provisioned village. The survivors, a microcosm of their generationâ€”white and black militants, leftists and rightists, glue sniffers and middle-of-the-roadersâ€”must now suit their actions to their ideas and create a society of their own."" (TV Guide, September 22, 1969)

#2 | 29.09.1969Episode 2 (Panic in the Sand)

""The outbreak of a mysterious epidemic raises a point in medical ethics: who will be guinea pigs for a chemical that may cure -- or cause -- the malady?"" (TV Guide, September 29, 1969)

#3 | 06.10.1969Episode 3 (The Tin God)

""[A] new look at the old issue of the rebel vs. the establishment. When Bob Lee injures a girl with his car, a committee decrees that he take care of her. On the other hand, Bob Lee has spent a lifetime not doing the things required of him."" (TV Guide, October 6, 1969)

#4 | 13.10.1969Episode 4 (Murderer!)

""The specter of murder haunts the New People when a youth is found dead at the foot of a cliff. Not that they lack a suspect: enigmatic Dan Stoner had both opportunity and motive. But how should they handle the tragedy?"" (TV Guide, October 13, 1969)

#5 | 20.10.1969Episode 5 (Comes the Revolution, We Use the Girls' Shower)

""Always a rebel, Stanley wages a slightly ludicrous campaign against building an aqueduct for the girls' showers. He sees the project in terms of an emerging power structure, a virtual assault on the spirit of unfettered man."" (TV Guide, October 20, 1969)

#6 | 27.10.1969Episode 6 (Lifeline)

""Several youths decide to leave the island by raft. A near-suicidal scheme to start with, the plan is further endangered by the inclusion of Christine Miller, a neurotic."" (TV Guide, October 27, 1969)

#7 | 03.11.1969Episode 7 (Marriage-Bomano Style)

""Van Heflin's daughter Kate plays her first major role in ""Marriage -- Romano [sic] Style."" Cara, a teen-ager reared in church tradition, runs away from an unsanctified marriage, her emotional trauma intensified by the imminent birth of a baby."" (TV Guide, November 3, 1969)

#8 | 10.11.1969Episode 8 (Is This Any Way to Run an Island?)

""Even in a society without rules, problems arise when everyone ""does his own thing."" The beach boys, for example, feel free to take the food -- and George, the others' quasi leader, feels just as free not to get involved."" (TV Guide, November 10, 1969)

#9 | 17.11.1969Episode 9 (The Dark Side of the Island)

""The discovery of a shallow grave gives rise to fears that someone -- or something -- may inhabit the unexplored side of the island. The fear mushrooms into near hysteria when one of the girls disappears."" (TV Guide, November 17, 1969)

#10 | 24.11.1969Episode 10 (A Bride in Basic Black (1): The Courtship)

""A two-part story begins with ""A Bride in Basic Black: The Courtship."" Susan, frightened by Ben Geary's insistence that she live with him, demands a law protecting the women on the island -- a proposal underscored by another girl's accusation of rape against Bob Lee."" (TV Guide, November 24, 1969)

#11 | 01.12.1969Episode 11 (A Bride in Basic Black (2): The Surrender)

""A two-part story concludes with ""A Bride in Basic Black: The Surrender."" Having failed to get a law protecting women, Susan fears nothing will stop arrogant Ben Geary from forcing her to live with him."" (TV Guide, December 1, 1969)

#12 | 08.12.1969Episode 12 (The Pied Piper of Pot)

""Wash takes issue with a self-proclaimed mystic who proposes to show the way to bliss through meditation and marijuana."" (TV Guide, December 8, 1969)

#13 | 15.12.1969Episode 13 (Speed Kills)

""Mental illness -- and the problems of coping with it -- loom with dramatic suddenness when a normally happy-go-lucky guy erupts in murderous paranoic outbursts aimed at George."" (TV Guide, December 15, 1969)

#14 | 22.12.1969Episode 14 (The Guns of Bomano)

""The election of an armed peace officer brings to the island the old issues of law and order, gun control and the role of police in society."" (TV Guide, December 22, 1969)

#15 | 29.12.1969Episode 15 (The Prisoner of Bomano)

""Wash's fate is in doubt after he is imprisoned by fellow blacks. They're establishing their own society, and they don't trust him to ""keep the faith."""" (TV Guide, December 29, 1969)

#16 | 05.01.1970Episode 16 (The Siege of Fern's Castle)

""""The Siege of Fern's Castle"" examines pride and individual rights. The drama centers on Fern, a self-sufficient New Englander who's made a home in the wrecked plane -- and refuses to leave when a dangerous mine is beached near-by."" (TV Guide, January 5, 1970)

#17 | 12.01.1970Episode 17 (On the Horizon)

""The appearance of a distant fishing trawler raises the exciting hope of being rescued -- if the New People can agree that they want to signal the ship."" (TV Guide, January 12, 1970)

Weitere Informationen

Produktionsland: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika (USA)

Originalsprache: Englisch (EN)

Gesprochene Sprachen: Englisch (EN)

Übersetzt in 2 Sprachen: Deutsch (DE), Englisch (EN)

Produktionsstatus: Abgeschlossen

Erste Folge erschien am: 22.09.1969

Letzte Folge erschien am: 12.01.1970

Besetzung / Schauspieler: Tiffany Bolling

Regisseur: Corey Allen

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