Outcasts
Episodes: 8
Year: 2011
Country: United Kingdom
Seasons: 1
Seasons Breakdown: (1) 8
Category: Earth Future
Colour: Yes
Format: Series
Company: Kudos Film & Television
Creator: Ben Richards
Run Time (mins): 50
Language: English
Type of Show: Live Action
Status: Ended
Broadcaster: BBC
First Aired: February 7, 2011
Last Aired: March 13, 2011

Summary

Outcasts is set in the year 2060 on the fictional planet Carpathia, a habitable world located five years’ travel from Earth. Carpathia has been colonised by successive waves of evacuees fleeing destruction and nuclear conflict on Earth. By the time the series begins, most inhabitants reside within Forthaven, a pioneer settlement established a decade earlier.

The Carpathian population remains largely unaware of Earth’s ultimate fate, receiving information only from the few evacuation transports able to survive the hazardous atmospheric entry required to reach the planet. Carpathia was named by its settlers in honour of the RMS Carpathia, the vessel that rescued survivors of the RMS Titanic disaster.

The narrative centres on Richard Tate, President of Carpathia, and the Protection and Security (PAS) team, alongside the Expeditionaries (XPs), whose responsibilities include planetary exploration and the retrieval of resources and medical supplies. With the arrival of CT‑9, potentially the final transport capable of reaching Carpathia from Earth, the series follows the lives of the established settlers, the integration of new evacuees into the Forthaven community, and the growing tensions involving those who live beyond the settlement’s boundaries.

Cast

President Richard Tate LIAM CUNNINGHAM, Dr. Stella Isen HERMIONE NORRIS, Officer Cass Cromwell DANIEL MAYS, Officer Fleur Morgan AMY MANSON, Jack Holt ASHLEY WALTERS, Tipper Malone MICHAEL LEGGE, Julius Berger ERIC MABIUS, Aisling LAURA GREENWOOD, Rudi LANGLEY KIRKWOOD, Santi IMDAD MIAH, Captain Kellermann PATRICK LYSTER, Lily Isen JEANNE KIETZMAN, Mitchell Hoban JAMIE BAMBER, Josie Hunter JULIET AUBREY.


Tags: Earth Future, United Kingdom, 2011, English

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