In the centre of the island is a valley in which the descendants of the original ship still live, in the manner of an 18th-century colonial community.

It is noteworthy because of a lagoon where prisoners are forced to dive for a "blue weed" which, according to the people of Tambu, is refined into a powder which the Q uses to extend his life.

Most of the episode storylines pit the children against the Q, who fears their knowledge of the outside world is a threat to his dominion of Tambu.

As the end credits begin, they are seen celebrating the liberation of the village from the tyrant "Q", who has retreated into exile on the far tip of the island, plotting his revenge.

[2] The Lost Islands was released on DVD by the French company Les Héros de la Lucarne (as L'ile Perdue in both French and English) and by the German company PIDAX Film (as Die verlorenen Inseln in both German and English).