Kid Nation

Today's Baltimore Sun has an editorial castigating CBS over "Kid Nation." CBS should be ashamed of itself. Taking 40 kids to a New Mexico desert for 40 days of "nation" building, promoting the pint-sized pioneers as the stars of a new reality TV show, and then likening it to summer camp ...

Entertainment Weekly has a look at ten former reality stars, and what they've been up to since their brush with fame. One of the ten people spotlighted is "Kid Nation" participant Taylor DuPriest. I heard about Kid Nation through pageants. I didn't hear about the ghost town at first — I just ...

The L.A. Times TV Blog "Show Tracker" has a rundown of New Mexico's investigation of "Kid Nation." Officials from the Department of Workforce Solutions have said that the production company did not follow standard procedures when it denied them access to the set three times to investigate...

Paul Peterson, former child star and founder and president of the organization "A Minor Consideration," outlines his problems with the new CBS reality series. CBS has broken new ground with the entirely fraudulent television show (laughingly labeled Reality TV), “Kid Nation.” The net...

Welcome to AllYourTV.com's blog devoted to the new CBS reality series "Kid Nation." We'll be blogging about the show from now until the last episode airs (and perhaps beyond). If you have any questions, links or would like to help us out with this blog, please email us at rick@allyourtv.com.

Variety's Brian Lowry has a review of "Kid Nation," and his overall take is that the show is "a bit creepy." Separate from any controversy about child-labor laws or Draconian legal waivers, parts of the show are a bit creepy. In the debut, the kids are told that they can decide ...