Kids Nation

This episode started off with excitement and was filled with excitement until the very end!

The Council Members leave Bonanza City. The kids have a Showdown without the Council. The kids have a surprise waiting for them at the Town Hall Meeting.

The kids learn some hard lessons in this episode. Taylor stays true to her bratty ways.

There are lots of changes happening in Bonanza City. Some of the kids are happy and some are worried. Some even consider going home with only 10 days left in Bonanza City.

The kids learn that the choices they make can change life as they know it. Jonathan reveals a major suprise at the Town Hall Meeting.

The kids learn that all work and no play is a boring way to live. The criteria to win the Gold Star is changed this week.

The kids learn some valuable lessons about entrepreneurship. There is also a spirit of adventure in Bonanza City. The kids show consideration for everyone in the town with some smart decisions.

The Council has to decide how to deal with a stinky problem...trash. They learn the value of teamwork.

This episode taught the kids the power of voting and democracy. Some of the Council Members lost their positions.

Important life lessons that come from this show.

The article is about the current TV Series "Kid Nation" and some things parents may not be aware of in the contract the children and their parents signed proir to filming.

This episode was about religious differences. The kids learned some valuable life lessons. One of the kids goes home.

Episode Two was filled with debates, a protest and some crtical decisions. This episode also faced the unfair scrutiny because the kids had to kill ivestock so they could include protein in their diet.

This is an overview of episode one. Also included are some of the concerns voiced by people and my thoughts on these concerns.

Having a kid nation is a crazy idea. If kids ruled their own country, it could be really bad. That's why we don't allow them to vote.

The new CBS series, "Kid Nation" is a show like no other. Will it be a hit or a flop? This interesting new show has viewers curious, wondering what to expect next from these youthful pioneers.

The new fall TV show "Kid Nation" has sparked controversy before it even premiered. But there is a lot we can all learn from these 40 kids.

There is a lot of chatter about CBS's "Kid Nation" among TV critics and child rights advocates. The show advertises itself as 40 children being left to their own devices on a private ranch set up as a ghost town.

The twist here was that this reality show involved kids coming together to forge a new nation out of the New Mexico desert. Kid Nation is our household at least was met with skepticism but an open mind.

"Kid Nation" premiers September 19th. It should be off the air by October 1st.

Kid Nation, a new reality show that airs on CBS, has spawned unwanted controversy. Can the show still air with the hopes that it will be able to pull off a second season?

Kid Nation premiered on Sept. 19, drawing about 9 million viewers. Is the concept going to fly though?

The premise of Kid Nation is that 40 kids will be living in a ghost town in New Mexico called Bonanza city. They have chores, shops, social classes, a half assed political structure and tons of teleprompters to encourage these kids to say intelligent things.

The premiere episode of Kid Nation aired last night. Was it a disaster like people thought or are these kids actually capable of creating their own nation?

"Kid Nation" stirs up a great deal of controversy among parents. Would you let your child participate? Are the parents pushing children to earn cash or become famous?

Kid Nation on CBS is not what it appears. Instead of a kids-only society, it's shameless competition.

This article discusses the season premiere of Kid Nation on CBS, and it discusses some of the characters and their outcomes.

This article describes why I think Kid Nation is going to be a good program.

CBS's new reality show involves 40 kids who are left to run a town without any grown-ups. There are several reasons this show has become the most controversial show of the fall season.

Sounds like "Lord of the Flies."

A new spin on reality TV shows... 40 kids out in a deserted ghost town learn to work together to build an economically stable town.

The controversy surrounding the CBS reality show, Kid Nation continues.