Friday, May 16, 2008

Dwayne Cameron, Antonia Prebble & Beth Allen on "The Tribe" (1999) - 10

Episode #10 of "The Tribe" found things coming to a head between Lex, Amber and Bray, leading to the decision that a formal leader for the tribe should be named. Amber, played by Beth Allen (Vella, Overdrive) wants Bray to fight for the job, but he knows that he isn't the right fit, given his commitments to taking care of Trudy. Amber hopes that Bray will begin to see the mall as home. Bray, played by Dwayne Cameron (Tyzonn, Overdrive) spends his time trying to make sure that Amber gets the votes as tribe leader when she steps up against Lex. Bray feels that Amber is the right person to lead the tribe. Meanwhile, Trudy, played by Antonia Prebble (Clare, Mystic Force) gets even more jealous of the developing relationship between Bray and Salene. She takes her anger out on Amber after Bray suggests Trudy vote for her. In the end, Amber loses the vote and leadership of the tribe to Lex, which she planned to lose anyway to make future leadership possible when Lex tired of the job.



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Jamie Croft on "The Lost World" (2000)


Jamie Croft (Fred Kelman, MMPR: The Movie) appeared on the syndicated science fiction series "The Lost World" during its second season. Croft portrayed Rob Dillon in the episode "Tourist Season." The series followed a group of explorers who discover a hidden land where dinosaurs still exist. They get trapped there and struggle to find their way home. In this episode, a mysterious storm brings a family from the present time into their world, as the family is vacationing on a helicopter. A tribal group in the Lost World believes the helicopter to be a gift from their god and they kidnap Rob to trade for the vehicle, which is the Dillon family's only way to get home.



















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