Thu, Sep 20
Leave it to CBS to create a better fuss than a show.
The nation-building involves 40 kids, ages 8 to 15, sent to turn a ghost town into "a town that works." Last night, that meant learning how to cook, milk goats, use an outhouse and deal with the class divide.
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