Are you going to watch Kid Nation?

Question

40 children, 40 days, no adults—eager to prove they can build a better world for tomorrow in the new reality series KID NATION. Settling in Bonanza City, New Mexico, once a thriving mining town but now deserted, these kids, ages 8 to 15 and from all walks of life, will build their own new world, pioneer-style. They will confront grown-up issues while coping with the classic childhood emotions of homesickness, peer pressure and the urge to break every rule. Episodes end with a town meeting in which the kids award one child a gold star worth $20,000, all leading to the grand finale, with an unimaginable test, the biggest awards and a special surprise for every child.

http://www.cbs.com/primetime/kid_nation/

I posted here, because the promo's on TV show them fighting about religion.

Answer 1

I saw the promos and I am probably going to catch the first couple of episodes to see if it is worth watching. Some things like this have a great idea, but they aren't worth the money they put into it to create it. I cannot say which way it will end up. I think that if they truly are holding to what it claims to be, then it will be a good thing to see how children think today. I can remember when I was 8 years old. I can remember what I believed and how I thought about things. However, I didn't have the internet at 8 years old. It was before 9-11. It was before Bin Laden really came on the scene as an enemy of America. It was before alot of stuff. So, the way I thought then, is very, very different from what kids today would think. I want to see how they view things. It may give me a great deal to think about.

Answer 2

I'm not a kid, and not a fan of reality tv, so I won't be watching.

Answer 3

I hate television, I don't like kids, so no. I don't even have cable, so if I wanted to watch it, I couldn't.

Answer 4

no it wont work
read Lord of the flies