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Kid Nation
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Top 7 Buzz[Killed] Nods Of 2007
2007-12-25 01:20:00 2007 brought us many reality television memories, and we here at Buzz[Killed] are going to take a moment to look back at all the wonderful reality moments (and not so wonderful reality moments) of 2007. Big Brother: What a brotherly year it’s been. The American version saw, for the second time in it’s history, someone win ...
By: BuzzKilled
What I Learned From Kid Nation? [The Finale]
2007-12-14 01:49:00 The job board, essentially just a list, seemed to be the only thing keeping the town together. Once it burnt down in the first ever unnatural disaster in Bonanza City, chaos ensued. Perhaps we should just build a job board for the Middle East, after all it would restore the mayhem and give everyone ...
By: BuzzKilled
Kids will be kids on tonight’s season finale of CBS’ Kid Nation
2007-12-12 00:00:00 When I heard about Kid Nation back in May, I predicted it would be the first show cancelled. In fact I refused to watch it, but then for some reason I decided to give the show a shot. I am so glad I did because it was so great to watch the kids in Kid ...
What I Learned From Kid Nation? [Part VIII]
2007-12-07 00:38:00 I’ve had suspicion of Alex being a robot for a couple weeks now, last night gave further evidence. I think I finally located the switch… [see picture above] No set is complete without a Tee-Pee and hired Native American actors to dance around in circles, clicking their heels. Native American actors can offer us all a ...
By: BuzzKilled
What I Learned From Kid Nation? [Part VII]
2007-11-30 00:27:00 ::The following post has been truncated due to the writers strike:: You have to compromise. Compromise is everything in Bonanza City. Taylor didn’t want to kill the chickens, so as a compromise Taylor was allowed to pick the chickens to be killed. However; a racist prank resulted in Taylor accidentally choosing Divad. I didn’t really learn that ...
By: BuzzKilled
The kids finally learn something on Kid Nation
2007-11-28 00:00:00 “I Just Like the Recess Part” - The Town Council bans Taylor from having fun, and she has a surprising reaction when her friends brag about the good times they’re having without her. Meanwhile, the Council makes an interesting choice when they pick a law enforcer for Bonanza City, on KID NATION. I can’t wait ...
Kid Nation?s Ambigously Gendered Kid, Actually ?Gay? Boy
2007-11-26 02:07:00 For the past couple weeks I’ve been distraught as to the gender of Markelle on CBS’s Kid Nation. I’ve questioned his gender from the beginning and thought he could be a he/she kid placed in Bonanza City simply to fulfill their diversity clause. Turns out some alert readers did the research for me. Markelle, IS actually a ...
By: BuzzKilled
What I Learned From Kid Nation? [Part VI]
2007-11-24 00:29:00 All forms of government will always come back to being run by all males. Fat girls love cake. Savannah (pictured above) during this weeks reward challenge couldn’t stop eating the cakes they needed to use to win. Pony’s make Savannah juice. Markelle spoke out during their communication exercise, and I’m STILL confused as to whether or not it’s ...
By: BuzzKilled
Showdown on tonight’s Kid Nation at 8p on CBS
2007-11-21 00:00:00 Not Even Close to Fair There?s a new District in town: the Gold District. After nearly a month of Pioneer living, eight Gold Stars have been awarded to Bonanza City?s finest? and half of them have been given to members of the Green District. The Green Kids couldn?t be more pleased by this outcome: they celebrate ...
CBS Gets Lazy - Reveals Kid Nation Spoilers In Trailers For Upcoming Episod
2007-11-20 03:11:00 During last nights episode of The Amazing Race, the teaser for the upcoming Kid Nation revealed some crucial spoilers. Spoilers I didn’t want to know! If you don’t want to know, turn away now, although you’ve probably already seen. Last weeks episode saw a cliff hanger as the children were promised a chance to change the ...
By: BuzzKilled
Kid Nation - A Reatity Series Filled with Wisdom from Kids
2007-11-16 11:27:00 Kid Nation is a reality television show hosted by Jonathan Karsh that premiered on the CBS network on September 19, 2007 and airs every Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. The show, featuring 40 children aged 8 to 15, was shot at the Bonanza Creek Movie Ranch, a privately owned town built on the ruins of Bonanza ...
By: Starmometer
What I Learned From Kid Nation? [Part V]
2007-11-16 00:27:00 Greg and Blaine are totally gay for each other. Last night further proved my case when they were separated into different districts and Greg insisted on sleeping with Blaine. After five weeks of learning that ginger kids had feelings, last night I learned my suspicions were correct all along and they actually don’t. Divad has finally given ...
By: BuzzKilled
Big changes on tonight’s Kid Nation on CBS at 8p
2007-11-14 00:00:00 “Not Even Close to Fair” ? The Town Council makes a shocking announcement about realigning Districts that threatens to cause friction among some of the Pioneers. Meanwhile, resentment brews when one District suggests a controversial new name for itself, and Guylan says something that could turn his District against him, on KID NATION, Wednesday, ...
A poor kid nation
2007-11-10 10:16:00 Isolated case? Telling the whole world that the case of Mariannet is an isolated case is clearly irresponsible a statement and an oversight of the glaring truths that the government itself has known. In fact, the government is merely talking about one side of the coin. Are people in Malacańang not even aware of the real ... [ This is a content summary only. Visit PinoyBlogoSphere.com for full links, other content, and more! ]
What I Learned From Kid Nation
2007-11-01 23:32:00 Jared (pictured above) will never get laid, neither in Bonanza City nor in the real world for the rest of his life. Jewish stereotypes, while sometimes crude and hurtful, are for the most part accurate. Homeschooling causes children to become autistic. Ginger kids have feelings too. I’m slowly becoming a pedophile. Albino children have as much personality as they have ...
By: BuzzKilled
What I Learned From Kid Nation?
2007-10-26 04:39:00 Ginger kids have feelings too. Olivia is the most annoying child there. Despite Taylor’s claims, albino children are NOT beauty queens. It’s okay to call children cunts. Taylor is a total cunt! I swear I keep seeing a lesbian in Bonanza City, but I can neither confirm nor deny the status of ‘its’ gender. The photo is below, please- help ...
By: BuzzKilled
Kid Nation
2007-10-25 19:43:00 Teens, toddlers and two-year olds are donating big money to Presidential candidates: WASHINGTON - Elrick Williams’s toddler niece Carlyn may be one of the youngest contributors to this year’s presidential campaign. The 2-year-old gave $2,300 to Senator Barack Obama of Illinois. So did her sister and brother, Imara, 13, and Ishmael, 9, and her cousins Chan and ...
Kid Nation
2007-10-19 23:35:00 i've been watching the kid nation online since it started. the first couple of shows i wasn't too impressed with and generally annoyed by most of the kids. this week they had new elections for the town council and that was interesting! the show is a micro chasm of our society. even though the kids are young, they behave the same way they're adult counterparts in the world behave. i was really
It’s all about religion on Kid Nation tonight
2007-10-12 00:00:00 I can’t wait to see how the kids deal with religion on Kid Nation on CBS tonight at 8p. Also I can’t wait to see how to kids gang up on Taylor who has let the power and the beauty pageant title go to her head. Plus Greg better his gold star already, he killed ...
CBS plans to dominate NLCS with reruns of Kid Nation
2007-10-10 18:33:00 NEW YORK, NY -- With one NLCS team hidden a mile high amongst the snow-topped Rocky Mountains and the other buried deep in the desert of the Southwest, TV watchers in the big media markets – whose ball clubs were mostly swept out of the playoffs – are looking to tune out of October and bury their sorrows in some alternate programming.CBS believes they have the answer."The Rockies and Diamondbacks don't make for a sexy match up," said an upper-level CBS executive in an exclusive interview with SSNN. "We're planning on grabbing those East Coast and Midwest viewers with reruns of our new hit series Kid Nation."That's right. The millions of viewers who "don't care anymore" about the baseball playoffs will be thoroughly entertained trying to guess who will earn the coveted Gold Star and get to call home to mommy from a ghost town somewhere in New Mexico. The fact that the show is based in the desert southwest allows CBS an even greater advantage, as it can steal some of the "regi...
Kid Nation
2007-10-06 15:44:00 I know I am a little late on this review, but it needs to be said. This is probably one of the worst reality show ideas ever. I don’t know about you, but watching children on television is limited for me, kids self-governing themselves...well...umm...no. Sounds like someone found a way to finally make C-Span look interesting. Anyone that watches Kid Nation should pick a random television
Kid Nation Episode Two - Chicken Wars
2007-10-03 10:44:00 I posted last week about Kid Nation (new CBS reality show featuring kids without adult supervision developing a town from scratch in the "old west"). I think there are organizational dynamics from the show that can be applied to the "grown up" endeavors we face everyday in our work environments. From a motivation an influence perspective I think there is some real "gold in them thare hills." The core themes in this past week's episode were: to kill a chicken or not, ingenuity with a water pump, whether beauty queens should do dishes and would Greg get the gold star. I have three lessons from the show but first I have a general opinion on the show itself. Which came first... the chicken or the Greg? The main hubbub of this episode was whether the kids should kill a chicken for food. Talk about a ratings grabber - "See kids kill their own dinner!" I really think this tainted the rest of the series...
Kid Nation Episode Two - Chicken Wars
2007-10-03 10:44:00 I posted last week about Kid Nation (new CBS reality show featuring kids without adult supervision developing a town from scratch in the "old west"). I think there are organizational dynamics from the show that can be applied to the "grown up" endeavors we face everyday in our work environments. From a motivation an influence perspective I think there is some real "gold in them thare hills." The core themes in this past week's episode were: to kill a chicken or not, ingenuity with a water pump, whether beauty queens should do dishes and would Greg get the gold star. I have three lessons from the show but first I have a general opinion on the show itself. Which came first... the chicken or the Greg? The main hubbub of this episode was whether the kids should kill a chicken for food. Talk about a ratings grabber - "See kids kill their own dinner!" I really think this tainted the rest of the series...
17 Kid Nation - Chicken Noodle Soup
2007-09-29 16:38:00 Are they going to hang it like Saddam Hussien?
17 Kid Nation - Chicken Noodle Soup
2007-09-29 16:38:00 Are they going to hang it like Saddam Hussien?
Kid Nation - or - What I Learned at Summer Camp
2007-09-27 11:06:00 Kid Nation - a new Wednesday night CBS reality series about 40 kids ages 8 to 14 set in an abandoned old west town and their efforts to build a society free from adult influence has raised some eyebrows. I'm posting on the Thursday after the second episode but this post is about the first episode. Articles and points of view abound....LA Weekly Already, editorials condemning CBS have appeared in The Baltimore Sun, New York Daily News and The Boston Globe, which urged viewers to boycott the show and ??????reestablish the line between entertainment and exploitation.?????? This Blog Sits at the Intersection of Anthropology and Economics This is a measure of the desperation and panic induced in the old media by the new. Sending children into the brink. I mean, really. Even for a network executive, this is low. Fast Company The show, according to Nielsen, won its 8 p.m. time slot among viewers aged 2-11 and 18-49 and attracted 9.4 million viewer...
Kid Nation is child endangerment for entertainment
2007-09-26 21:03:00 The Washington Post has called CBS' reality tv series Kid Nation an "appalling monstrosity." USA Today says "all hype, no entertainment." ConnieTalk says: "have you signed the petition yet?"
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2007-09-26 14:58:00 Spoke to my grandma Kid Nation we tear that shit apart your teeth are to white Taylor and you sing like shit Yard work Mormons NRL Melbourne V Eels Melbourne my pick to win AFL Port V Geelong Geelong to win Casey Stoner Motogp World Champ John force in hospital Hungary is hosting the world Rubikâs Cube championship, where the most nimble participants will be vying to beat the world record time for solving the puzzle - 9.86 seconds - which is barely a tenth of a second slower than the world menâs 100m sprint record. Other challenges involve completing the Cube blindfolded or using only one hand.
16 Kid Nation
2007-09-26 14:58:00 Spoke to my grandma Kid Nation we tear that shit apart your teeth are to white Taylor and you sing like shit Yard work Mormons NRL Melbourne V Eels Melbourne my pick to win AFL Port V Geelong Geelong to win Casey Stoner Motogp World Champ John force in hospital Hungary is hosting the world Rubikâs Cube championship, where the most nimble participants will be vying to beat the world record time for solving the puzzle - 9.86 seconds - which is barely a tenth of a second slower than the world menâs 100m sprint record. Other challenges involve completing the Cube blindfolded or using only one hand.
Kid Nation
2007-09-22 16:21:00 Kid Nation is a reality series from CBS which began airing on September 19, 2007. It features 40 kids which are given free reign to create their own society. They are given 40 days to build a new world from a ghost town that died out during the 19th century, in Bonanza City, New Mexico. Children ages 8 to 15 will have to cook their own meals, clean their homes, run businesses and even build a working government. Four kids will be elected as leaders who will pass laws for their Kid Nation. At the end of each day the kids will gather for a town meeting to discuss laws of their community and decide upon going home or not.Participants:Name: AlexAge: 9Hometown: Reno, NevadaMember of Davidson Young Scholars ProgramAn aspiring linguist, chemist, geographer, neuroscientist or teacher.He believes that global warming is one of the world's biggest problems today.Name: AnjayAge: 12Hometown: Pearland, TexasAn aspiring neurological surgeon.He is part of Dawson High School's Marching Band and gi...
Kid Nation
2007-09-21 10:47:00 Este miércoles se estrenó en los Estados Unidos un polémico reality-show, mezcla de Gran Hermano, sin hermano mayor, y de Isla de los Famosos, sin famoso, protagonizado exclusivamente por niños de... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
By: ruypster's blog
Kid Nation: New TV Reality Show Good or Bad?
2007-09-21 06:02:00 Did anyone catch kid nation last night? What did you think of it? I've heard a lot of different opinions on this by kids, parents, grandparents and anyone else you can think of. This seems to bring up some serious opinions. Strong feelings on this subject. Were some of the kids to young? Was this just a way to exploit and make money off of kids? Did those kids learn something of value and will this be something that helps define who they are? Would you have let your child be involved in this? Were the parents lied to? I want to watch a few more episodes before I say anything about how I feel about it, but feel free to state any opinions you may have.
KID NATION: Let It Out Y’all
2007-09-20 15:41:00 After a summer filled with internal investigations, angry parents and media outcry there was no way this TV Addict was missing last night’s series premiere of KID NATION. Yet as I watched the extended [practically commercial free] premiere I couldn’t help but speculate — brilliantly executed reality television or the end of the genre as we know it? But first, a few words about the forty settlers. These kids were awesome. Knowing full well how I adapted to being shipped off to summer camp at age seven, I could only imagine what it must have been like to spend forty days in a practically deserted ghost town with no parental supervision. Although the Grocery Candy store and Soda Shoppe would have made things a touch easier. Overall the show was utterly fascinating to watch because kids — unlike adult contestants who ‘play the game’ on SURVIVOR — gave us genuine emotional responses. Like when Laurel consoled little Jimmy or when Taylor decided to stay [so ...
By: the TV addict
Kid Nation!
2007-09-20 13:46:00 A Kid version of Survivor or not? Check out the new show on CBS Wednesday evenings called Kid Nation, I’m not sure what to think of this show! On one hand as a father of three I am thinking, these kids are being made to grow up way to quick. Then on the other hand as a children’s pastor I am saying the extra responsibility factor will be good for them. So I will have to see how this show play’s out. I am not so convinced that this show will be a good influence on kids, maybe or maybe not? I do know that a lot of kids and families are watching, so we shall see will this group of 40 kids of all ages and backgrounds come together and make Kid Nation work or not? Will this show have a positive or negative effect on the kids and families of our time? Check it out for yourself on their website: http://www.cbs.com/primetime/ki-d_nation/ read more | digg story
Kid Nation Debuts on CBS
2007-09-20 07:08:00 Ok, so I like to watch baseball, and exploitive reality TV. I also enjoy putting eybrows on my dog and eating mac and cheese. Kid Nation was like all those things mixed together in a delicious smoothy. There was crying, females cooking for rightfully demanding males, a black kid faked an injury to get out ...
By: Often Wrong
Kid Nation: Is Reality TV Going Too Far?
2007-09-20 00:00:00 So tonight was the big debut of Kid Nation. I tuned in just like many others did I’m sure. With all the hype who’s curiosity wouldn’t be peaked? It was kind of what I expected to see. Obviously if you put a bunch of kids together and leave them in charge with no adult supervision ...
Fall 2007: Death Watch - 4 new clocks activated?
2007-09-19 20:17:00 Tonight is a big night for 4 new TV shows: KITCHEN NIGHTMARES, GOSSIP GIRL, BACK TO YOU, and KID NATION all premiere tonight. And yes, I may start to sound like a broken record but this also means that their Death Watch clocks get activated. Head over to our Death Watch page and check out all ...
By: Daemon's TV
Kid Nation
2007-09-19 18:33:00 Tonight CBS will air the season premiere of its controversial new series, Kid Nation. The show has been condemned on both moral and legal grounds. Critics contend that parents and CBS have not acted in the interests of the participants, subjecting the children to dangerous neglect. Defenders of Kid Nation point to its real world commentary and pragmatic educational value. Is this new reality show a sign of larger social decay, or just an overreaction?
Parents mad over Kid Nation
2007-09-19 14:02:00 A new reality TV series is causing an uproar and CBS, the network that will air it, is blowing off TV critics. They declined to send them advance copies of its controversial new reality series "Kid Nation," but screened the episode for hundreds of children in some of the country's biggest TV markets. Reporters from local TV stations, all owned by CBS, then interviewed the kids to promote tonight's series debut on their evening newscasts. Critics have been howling since mid-July about the show, in which the producers found parents willing to take their precocious overachieving moppets, ages 8 to 15, out of school for 40 days to forge their own "society" in a New Mexico movie-set town. Producers may have thwarted child labor laws by calling the production a sort of summer-camp-with-cameras, shooting up to 14 hours a day without the kids' parents present. Reports that four children had accidentally drunk bleach from an unmarked soda bottle didn't sit well with them either, thou...
On Tonight, Wednesday 9/19: GOSSIP GIRL, AMERICA?S NEXT TOP MODEL, and more
2007-09-19 09:16:00 Since there are so many shows starting tonight, I am going to separate them in two categories, Daemon’s Choice (or the shows we watch) and The Rest. AMERICA’S NEXT TOP MODEL “The Girls Go Cruisin’” - 8pm the CW My beautiful guilty pleasure. I don’t know why I just enjoy watching these girls compete. They are so ...
By: Daemon's TV
The kids of Kid Nation know how to party!!!
2007-09-19 00:00:00 Kid Nation is the most talked about new show of the fall season and it is finally going to premiere this Wednesday at 8p! I have to admit when I first heard the concept for the show I thought it was going to be canceled before it hit the air. But then I saw the ...
Fall 2007 TV Preview: KID NATION on CBS
2007-09-09 06:53:00 Kid Nation - Starts September 19th on CBS at 8pm Plot: A reality-based series in which 40 kids will have 40 days to build a new world - in a ghost town that died in the 19th Century. These kids, ages 8-15, will spend more than a month without their parents or modern comforts in ...
By: Daemon's TV
Kid Nation: Irresponsible Charges of Irresponsible Conduct
2007-09-05 18:16:00 There have been many, many commentators quick to criticize the new CBS “reality show” Kid Nation; while much of their criticism is unfounded even more borders on the ridiculous. General criticism’s have been based on CBS’s promo: “Forty kids with no parents, no teachers . . . anywhere.” This has led to charges ranging from “irresponsible” to “child abuse” to “slavery” and those charges were (and are) based on nothing more than the mental picture of 40 kids running around unsupervised ala “Lord of the Flies.” What nonsense! How does anyone in their right mind imagine that a major television network would EVER allow that? Of course they wouldn’t and didn’t! There were no parents or teachers, that’s true but there were medical professionals constantly on the scene and a production crew that was continually on the watch for any situation that would lead to allegations of abuse or a laws...
KID NATION: Watch Before You Judge
2007-08-28 21:58:00 Is anyone else getting tired of all the negative publicity surrounding KID NATION? Because this TV Addict certainly is. With Mandy Patinkin leaving the building and everything quiet on the GREY’S ANATOMY front, KID NATION has simply become the punching bag du jour for the media to take shots at. Allegations of child abuse! Calls for the show’s cancellation! Internal investigations! The media scrutiny’s become so loud you’d think Janet Jackson had another wardrobe malfunction. Here’s an idea for everyone who’s horrified that CBS would take ‘advantage’ of these poor kids — how about you actually watch the show before you call for its cancellation (yes, I’m talking to you Deadline Hollywood). Have I seen the show? No. But if I were to judge the show based on the extended preview CBS sent me, I’d say that KID NATION looks to be a once in a lifetime opportunity for a lucky group of kids. One that’s unfortunately about t...
By: the TV addict
CBS? ?Kid Nation? May Have Violated Child Labor Laws
2007-08-22 21:39:00 “Kid Nation”, premiering on CBS on September 19, is a reality show, the premise of which is to take 40 children, ages 8 to 15, and place them in a “ghost town” in New Mexico to see if they can build a working society without the help of adults. But now the network may ...
By: Gone Hollywood
Kid Nation: CBS Promo
2007-07-20 14:02:00 Kid Nation: CBS Promo Kid Nation is a reality-based series in which 40 kids will have 40 days to build a new world - in a ghost town that died in the 19th Century. These kids, ages 8-15, will spend more than a month without their parents or modern comforts in Bonanza City, N.M., attempting ...
Kid Nation
2007-07-19 20:36:00 Loading... CBS’s new reality show is neither “new” nor is it based on “reality”, now discuss. Now I can say with all certainty that CBS has a new hit with this concept, and I say that not because it is a great concept or because it has exceptional style or production value but because it is getting ...
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