Meet the Natives (2007)
EndedDocumentary show
Intriguing documentary that turns traditional anthropology on its head. Five tribesmen from a South Pacific island travel 10,000 miles to observe the natives of a strange and exotic land - Britain.
Recent Episodes
| Episode | Name | Airdate |
|---|---|---|
| S01E03 | Episode 3 | oct. 11, 2007 |
| S01E02 | Episode 2 | oct. 4, 2007 |
| S01E01 | Episode 1 | sept. 27, 2007 |
Frequently Asked Questions Warning: Spoilers
What is the premise of the show 'Meet the Natives'?
The show follows a group of indigenous South Pacific Islanders as they travel to various Western countries and learn about their customs and culture.
How many natives are featured in the show?
Five natives are featured in the show.
What were the names of the five natives?
The five natives were Posen, Yapa, Avatea, Korotangi and Urutea.
Which Western countries did the natives visit in the show?
The natives visited the UK, the US and Australia.
What was the natives' impression of the British people?
The natives found the British people cold and unfriendly.
How did the natives perceive America after visiting?
The natives perceived America as being a country of excess and waste.
How do the natives compare their culture to that of the Westerners?
The natives believe that their culture is more community-oriented and less individualistic than the culture of the Westerners.
What did the natives think of Australian culture?
The natives appreciated the Australians' laid-back attitude and love of the outdoors.
Did the natives experience any racism or discrimination during their travels?
There were a few instances where the natives experienced racism or discrimination.
Was there anything especially surprising or shocking that happened during the show?
Yes, during a trip to the US, the natives were present at a shooting range when a gunman opened fire. Miraculously, nobody was hurt.
Did the natives feel homesick during their travels?
Yes, the natives experienced homesickness throughout their travels.
How did the Westerners react to the natives' visit?
The Westerners were generally welcoming and curious about the natives' culture.
Were there any major cultural misunderstandings between the natives and Westerners?
Yes, there were a few cultural misunderstandings that led to awkward or uncomfortable situations.
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