"Kid Nation" (2007)TV series

Director:

J. Rupert Thompson

Seasons:

1

Release Date:

1 September 2007 (USA)

Genre:

Reality-TV

Plot Keywords:

Ghost Town | Western Town | Homesickness | Child | Controversial

Awards:

Nominated for Primetime Emmy. Another 1 nomination

Cast

Anjay Ajodha	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Campbell Beadles	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Mallory Cloer	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Olivia Cloer	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Migle Drasutaviciute	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Taylor DuPriest	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Markelle Gay	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Nathan Gibes	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Natasha Goenaga	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Hunter Jeffers	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Mike Klinge	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Zach Kosnitzky	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Maggie Levie	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Kelsey Liu	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Leila Mallouky	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Laurel McGoff	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Cody Mendenhall	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Divad Miles	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Brett Norstom	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Greg Pheasant	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Guylan Qudsieh	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Jasmine Robinson	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Savannah Sergent	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Madison Rae Taff	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Michael Thot	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Blaine Wise	...	Himself (13 episodes, 2007)
Sophia Wise	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Kennedy Peyton Womack	...	Herself (13 episodes, 2007)
Jonathan Karsh	...	Himself - Host (6 episodes, 2007)
Morgan Wood	...	Herself (6 episodes, 2007)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Colour:

Colour

Filming Locations:

Bonanza Creek Ranch - 15 Bonanza Creek Lane, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA

Trivia:

The western town/set had been recently refurbished for 3:10 to Yuma (2007).

I couldn't believe parents would let their children do this but after watching I thought it a great experience.

This has become my favorite show. I love these kids. They have shown maturity, a great work ethic, and above all hope for the future. From what I have seen there really has been not a sign of prejudice. These kids always seem to be able to work out their differences with no hard feelings. I love how they shake hands after their differences have been sorted out. I unfortunately don't know very many men that do that. Especially around the children's hockey arena. Adults could learn from these children. The only thing I wasn't all that crazy about was the children having to cook their own meals in the old cook stoves. I think I would have had a hard time doing that. Some of the challenges seemed to have been set up to make the kids fail like the rock hauling one. How on earth are kids supposed to know how much 500 lbs of rock are?