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Hope Island is an American drama series that originally aired on PAX TV from September 12, 1999, until April 3, 2000. It was based on Ballykissangel, a popular Irish drama that aired on BBC One.

The series ran for 22 episodes, and focused on the residents of the fictional Hope Island, a small island off mainland Washington State (likely a part of the San Juan Islands) with a population of 1,998.

Summary

Hope Island revolves around the residents of the island.

Daniel Cooper, a newly ordained minister, is called to the island to fix up and restart an old church that has been empty and neglected for 30 years. Upon arriving, Daniel finds the situation is not quite what he expected it to be, and he struggles knowing if he should stay or not. However, the quirky residents of the island quickly grow on him, and he soon becomes an invaluable member of the community.

With a large ensemble cast, Hope Island is full of quirky and lovable characters. There's Alex Stone, the cynical local Widow's Walk Restaurant/Inn owner, and her son Dylan, who attends the Hope Island Elementary School. Town mayor Brian Brewster always has some outlandish scheme up his sleeve, and his mysterious side-kick Nub Flanders is always there to help. Ruby and Bonita (the mother and daughter who own the general store), haven't spoken to each other in 17 years. Daughter of the mayor, Molly Brewster is a lifelong island native, and her boyfriend Kevin Mitchum is the islands only police officer (who rarely deals with anything worse than a missing autographed picture). These are just a few of the many people on the island.

Cast

• Cameron Daddo as Rev. Daniel Cooper
• Suki Kaiser as Alex Stone
• Duncan Fraser as Brian Brewster
• Haig Sutherland as Nub Flanders
• Allison Hossack as Molly Brewster
• David Lewis as Kevin Mitchum
• Matthew Walker as Father Mac
• Beverley Elliot as Bonita Vasquez
• Gina Stockdale as Ruby Vasquez
• Brian Jenson as Boris Obolenski
• Max Peters as Dylan Stone
• Veena Sood as Callie Pender

Awards

The "Young Artist Awards" nominated Hope Island for the following awards:

Best Family TV Drama Series

Best Performance in a TV Drama Series, Supporting Young Actor - Max Peters

The following episodes were recognized by "Prism Awards", (an organization that is "designed to recognize the accurate depiction of drug, alcohol, and tobacco use and addiction.")

"Ships that Pass in the Night" - received a Prism Commendation

"It Takes a Voyage to Learn" - received a Prism Certificate of Merit

External links

• Шаблон:IMDb title