Bunk'd

As the Jessie series comes to a conclusion the kids that Debby Ryan was being a nanny for have gone their different ways. Three of the Ross kids, Peyton List, Karan Brar, and Skai Jackson have gone on to star in this new series Bunk'd which has them becoming camp counselors in training. At least for Ross and Brar, I can't picture young Skai Jackson as being anything but a camper.

The good thing about carryover series like Bunk'd is that we already know about the characters from Jessie and what they're all about. So the fashion maven List and the physically challenged Brar will have built in situations for them in the future. List already has her eyes on counselor Kevin Quinn.

When I was a lad and watching Disney shows back in the day we never would have had a character like Nathan Arenas whose main talent is flatulence. But it comes in handy at least in that first episode.

This teen comedy off the Magic Kingdom assembly line should please the young viewers.

Nice and funny but I don't HATE the fact that disney will NEVER give up on this show and replace people even if every actor DIES, but it's very nice and funny.

Unlike most of these exaggerated reviews, I think that Bunk'd is a great show for kids. Even I enjoy it while watching it with my younger brothers. I also like that it's not a musical. Sure some guitar songs here and there but they have a different story in every episode and it brings back old memories of my summer camp experiences. The only thing that would bother me would be the Asian stereotype of Tiffany. Other than that, I think it's great! I even went from hating Emma in Jessie, to loving her in bunk'd. The character development is good too. I love how it's just kids having fun at camp with no singing careers, super spies or super powers. I rate it an 8 out of 10 and recommend it for families in need of a laugh.

I saw this show on Disney and it's really fun! I wonder why the others don't like that show but for me, it's a funny show!

Look - I don't really know why I'm here, but I am so let's get to the point. I'm a young adult and I don't follow this show, but when it comes on TV I don't change to another channel. If I were 10 years younger, I'd love this show. I love the camp-idea. It's overall a really cute and wholesome show, with a diverse cast.

I also think this show would be really appreciated if it aired around the time 90's kids were actually, well, kids. I'm surprised its rating only is 5.6, in my opinion it deserves way more.

To sum it up, it's a great show with a lot of heart, perfect for kids.