With a possible rescue looming, the New People have a decision to make whether to remain on the island or go back to civilization.

Fern, a self-sufficient New Englander who's made a home in the wrecked plane -- and refuses to leave when a dangerous mine is beached near-by.

Wash is imprisoned by fellow blacks who are establishing their own society and don't trust him.

The election of an armed peace officer brings to the island the old issues of law and order, gun control and the role of police in society.

The New People must cope with the problems of mental illness when a happy-go-lucky guy turns into a paranoid maniac with murderous intentions.

A self proclaimed mystic proposes to show the group the way to bliss through meditation and marijuana.

Susan tries to figure out a way to get laws passed to protect the women and her options with Ben.

The women on the island begin to ask for laws to protect their rights as individuals when some of the men take too many liberties with them.

The group becomes very worried when they find unknown body buried in a grave and one of the kids turns up missing.

The islanders are faced with the beach boys stealing their food and with no forces to stop them, try to set a few new rules.

A pregnant girl decides she would rather be alone than with her husband whom she was forced to marry.

A group of younger people decide to form their own group on another island.

A decision is made about a new water system, but the group must debate the pros and cons of such a venture.

Fearing that someone in their group is a killer after a young boy is found dead, they must investigate and solve the case.

After an accident occurs Bob must care for the injured girl.

The group must figure out what is causing people to get sick.

A group of people start their own society after their plane crashes on an island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.