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| Scene from "Kid Nation" - © CBS |
On "Kid Nation," they will cook their own meals, clean their own outhouses, haul their own water and even run their own businesses - including the old town saloon (root beer only). They'll also create a real government on "Kid Nation"—four kid leaders who will guide the group through their adventure, pass laws and set bedtimes.
Through it all on "Kid Nation," they'll cope with regular childhood emotions and situations: homesickness, peer pressure and the urge to break every rule they've ever known. At the end of each episode of "Kid Nation," all 40 kids will gather at an old fashioned Town Hall meeting where they will debate the issues facing Bonanza City. They'll show wisdom beyond their years on "Kid Nation" and the unflinching candor that only kids can exhibit.
There are no eliminations on "Kid Nation" - you only go home if you want to. And in every Town Hall meeting on "Kid Nation," kids may raise their hands and leave. Will they stick it out? In the end, will these kids prove to adults everywhere (and their own parents!) that they have the vision to build a better world than the pioneers who came before them? And just as importantly, will they come together as a cohesive unit on "Kid Nation," or will they abandon all responsibility and succumb to the childhood temptations that lead to round-the-clock chaos?
"Kid Nation" is produced by Emmy Award winner Tom Forman ("Extreme Makeover: Home Edition") for Tom Forman Prods. and Good TV, Inc.
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