Higher Ground

Higher Ground (2000)

EndedScripted showDrama

Former Wall Street mogul Peter Scarbrow becomes headmaster of Mount Horizon, a rehabilitation school in the Pacific Northwest where troubled teens who have been abused, involved in drugs, prostitution, or gangs learn to grow in a safe environment. The series focuses on a group of students called the Cliffhangers, each with their own story and troubles.

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Scheduleevery Friday at 20:00 (60 min)

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EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E22Because I Love Youjuin 16, 2000
S01E21Mended Fencesjuin 9, 2000
S01E20Falling Upjuin 3, 2000
S01E19Because It's Theremai 26, 2000
S01E18One of Those Daysmai 19, 2000
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Higher Ground' premiere?

'Higher Ground' premiered on January 14, 2000.

Who created the TV show 'Higher Ground'?

'Higher Ground' was created by Michael Braverman.

Where is the TV show 'Higher Ground' set?

'Higher Ground' is set in the Pacific Northwest, specifically in the fictional Horizon Ranch School.

What genre does the TV show 'Higher Ground' belong to?

'Higher Ground' belongs to the drama genre.

Who plays the lead character in 'Higher Ground'?

Aimee Teegarden plays the lead character, Shelby Merrick, in 'Higher Ground'.

What is the main theme of the TV show 'Higher Ground'?

The main theme of 'Higher Ground' revolves around troubled teens finding redemption and forming meaningful relationships.

How many main characters are there in 'Higher Ground'?

'Higher Ground' features a diverse ensemble cast of main characters, including Shelby Merrick, Scott Barringer, and Juliette Waybourne.

What is the primary conflict in 'Higher Ground'?

The primary conflict in 'Higher Ground' stems from the characters' struggles with personal demons, trauma, and societal expectations.

Who is the headmaster of Horizon Ranch School in 'Higher Ground'?

In 'Higher Ground', the headmaster of Horizon Ranch School is Finn Shepard.

What is the significance of the title 'Higher Ground' in the show?

The title 'Higher Ground' represents the characters' journey towards self-discovery, personal growth, and overcoming their pasts.

How does 'Higher Ground' address social issues?

'Higher Ground' tackles various social issues such as addiction, abuse, depression, and self-harm through its storyline and character arcs.

Are there any romantic relationships in 'Higher Ground'?

Yes, 'Higher Ground' explores romantic relationships among the characters, adding depth and complexity to the storyline.

Does 'Higher Ground' incorporate elements of nature and outdoor activities?

Yes, 'Higher Ground' often showcases outdoor activities and nature as a means of healing and fostering personal growth for the characters.

Are there any notable guest stars in 'Higher Ground'?

'Higher Ground' features guest appearances by actors such as Hayden Christensen, Jewel Staite, and Sarah Chalke, among others.

How does 'Higher Ground' portray the relationship between the students and the teachers?

'Higher Ground' explores the complex dynamics between the troubled students and the caring teachers at Horizon Ranch School, highlighting the impact of mentorship and guidance.

Does 'Higher Ground' address the importance of community and support systems?

Yes, 'Higher Ground' emphasizes the significance of community and support systems in helping individuals overcome their challenges and find hope.

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