40 KIDS IN THE DESERT WITH NO PARENTS FOR A TV SHOW ??? || Jontron React

[@alleranotceh886]

Who leaked my rimworld playthrough?

[@godnkosi8879]

It was me ma'am....

[@AnAmericanMusician]

"It was me!" -Dio, probably

[@FriendlyArchpriest]

Ah yes Biotech, the expansion that added kids... Imagine the outrage if Twitter found out Rimworld Biotech mods on LoversLab...

[@johnarcher6150]

​@@FriendlyArchpriestnothing would happen. They wouldn't understand what they were looking at.

[@rcloud6174]

If only Rimworld exist back then this won't be happening. Those madlad probably playing video game instead.

[@mgallogical7114]

don't worry there was always an adult supervisor watching them from behind the sets, probably with popcorn

[@johnarcher6150]

Nah, I bet it was a churo.

[@ashenblood]

​@@johnarcher6150 I'd prefer a burger

[@PeachDragon_]

And a gun, in case they tried to escape

[@Solon_The_Lich]

With a Glass of Scotch and a Cuban Smoke like a true Sadist

[@brandonwelsh5090]

There was a child psychologist there but he was away from the town and was only allowed to intervene in "life or death" situations

[@ectothermic]

Jimmy turned into a really cool dude, I'm glad he wasn't scarred forever and that interview was gold.

[@olivierdubreuil-gagnon2201]

After that experience, he said no to acting and yes to being a doctor a saving lives from a desert in New Mexico.

[@akosv96]

Dude same, it cracked me up a lot of times. He is a funny guy

[@bossked1563]

"If you want to make this town succeed, you need to segregate by color." ... I don't think they thought that one through...

[@rcloud6174]

2000s was wild.

[@DistractedGlobeGuy]

I mean it _was_ based on an 1840s-1850s southwestern boomtown...

[@IchCharacter]

They did think it through, not doing so caused the town to fail before. They tried again in Baltimore and Detroit.

[@FidoZip1988]

Oh My god

[@HELLO7657]

Maybe it's you who haven't thought this through. There is a reason why the races segregate themself.

[@aoihitori]

Tbh they don't need to use actual children for this social experiment, they could just use people who spend a lot on Twitter and you'll get the same result. 😂

[@MrXMysteriousX]

They'd all die from being disconnected from the Internet, like their brains physically shut down or something from not getting their usual dose of dopamine.

[@TheFatalcrest]

😂 bold of you to think it wouldn't instantly burn to the ground the second someone tries to figure out how to cook

[@konaqua122]

Legit question. Does twitter existed during the show?

[@Romapolitan]

​@@konaqua122 Twitter was created in 2006. This show came out 2007. So it probably wasn't as popular yet but it did exist.

[@darkfighters9988]

@@konaqua122 no

[@ma.2089]

The other Kid Nation kids (now adults) have lots of other interesting stories. Apparently the adults were also manufacturing drama. I guess somehow a society “created” by kids isn’t “dramatic” enough. I guess we needed more children crying

[@Shimmering_rain]

Well, when thay are told to 'faction up'.

[@jjmara01]

They kept it too clean so they had to dump trash. But never look up the "circle jerk".

[@joshriley2936]

​@@jjmara01The WHAT

[@MolGaeilge]

@@jjmara01 I don't need to look up circle jerk I went to bible camp and shared a cabin with other low income family boys, WE DONT TALK ABOUT RUMMAGE TIME

[@TheSetkon]

​@@jjmara01 😟

[@roadkillradio3753]

You get a lawsuit, and you get a lawsuit, LAWSUITS FOR EVERYONE

[@artemixern5796]

Can’t believe that Alana predicted the joke of them filming a kid crying and asking for more tears

[@justsomeguy9700]

Sadly it's normal practice...

[@juarezamorim]

I remember that a girl who participated in Kid Nation also made a video during the time of this video release detailing how she actually had a good time during Kid Nation, probably because she was one of the older kids and knew what saving meant. And she was friends with the kid who had a horrible incident 3 years ago, but she doesn't know either what happened to him.

[@dantesparrow9903]

Im still wondering about that

[@Jokoko2828]

Does anyone know what happened to the kid 3 years ago? Does he know?

[@popg21-the-epic51]

​@Jokoko2828 I think he was made fun of for being jewish I believe

[@sarafontanini7051]

we will never know what happend to him 3 years before kid nation...

[@Virjunior01]

Was that the girl who was on the show in Hasan's chat when he watched this?

[@LucianUchiha]

Michael did an AMA on Reddit where he detailed some of the stuff going on when the cameras went off. How some of the kids acted different when the cameras were on and how having a Gold Star was like a status symbol and how the older kids would basically "hook up" when the cameras weren't around. This show was a terrible idea

[@fepethepenguin8287]

Hook up?? No way

[@LucianUchiha]

@fepethepenguin8287 it's all in the AMA. If you look for it on Google, Michael says all of that and more

[@majimasimp]

@@fepethepenguin8287 i mean... gather a bunch of teenagers going thru puberty in a room, and that's the result

[@Jesujej]

@@fepethepenguin8287 damn comixs was right I wish he wasnt

[@cephon6198]

​@@JesujejEpstein Island in Minecraft

[@milhy6567]

From what i remember, the kids actually did a better job than the producers expected, so they deliberately sabotaged them in several ways, including dumping garbage all over town and say it was the children's and have them clean it "as a lesson". That's saying nothing of the book telling them to segregate by class, and in a future episode even by religion!

[@kylewood4488-b9r]

Wtf?

[@Virjunior01]

​​​@@kylewood4488-b9rthey literally did this. The Indian kid had Hindu beliefs, and holy books were brought in one episode as one of the prizes to choose. He got his books, and everyone else was pissed while he was happy to study.

[@cah137-y4s]

The ironic thing is, that sort of sabotage ended up proving the show's entire point in the most ass-backwards way possible. The opening narration made it seem like this was supposed to be some kind of examination of how society develops, and the fact that the children, who were attempting to create a fresh society that would mutually benefit everyone, were being forced by the adults to conform to a set of arbitrary and often counterproductive power structures, all while being blamed by the adults for problems they never had a say in, sounds like the most accurate metaphor for modern society I've ever heard.

[@Mangoneko11]

Lmao, the way Jonathan Karsh asks these kids questions and treats them, feels like if it was Dennis from sunny in Philadelphia doing it.

[@Robehn]

And the kids stayed because of the implication

[@jeffreyventura6311]

@@Robehngood lord man.

[@Gamerlife-xv5fs]

I kept thinking how much this sounds like real life "Total drama island". Especially after the "pull the wagon to town" challenge, so I looked it up. Total drama island came out in 2007 too! Idk if the host guy saw the show and thought "We could do that but with REAL kids" but that's my head cannon now. Lol These poor kids.

[@Virjunior01]

Capitalism is some bullshit for sure

[@AlmightySmorg]

Difference is the contestants in Total Drama Island were all teenagers, some of the contestants here are literal children

[@Virjunior01]

@@AlmightySmorg all of them are. Teens are also children 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@popg21-the-epic51]

​@AlmightySmorg the main difference is that 1 is purely fictional and the other involved real children

[@revolvingworld2676]

@@Virjunior01 Yeah but lets not pretend there isn’t a difference between teenagers and kids 12 and below.

[@Shiirow]

"Are you crying? Theres no crying. Theres no crying in Kid Nation?!"

[@chickencurry420]

I really like Jimmy, he seems like the type of dude you could sit in a Discord call with. The kind of Discord call where neither one of you is even really playing a video game anymore. You're just wandering the game world aimlessly talking about stuff and suddenly it's 3 in the morning

[@KamenRiderRaiden]

That or Azeal has in one of his VR Chat story times like the girl who went scuba diving and got headbonked by a bus sized fish who wanted headpats

[@motherlyfather9871]

Imagine if these kids ended up as Children of the Corn, crucifying the camera crew and shit.

[@jacksullivan4741]

sounds like a better children of the corn movie that any of the children of the corn movies

[@GIRru11]

Apparently Kid Nation is available to watch somewhere, because i remember at least two streamers watched it live and the show definitely is an experience. My favorite being the kids actually having a bit of a rebellion type of thing and demanding for new leaders to be chosen

[@jjmara01]

I love each time the new leaders say they will do better, but usually were just as bad

[@yl3716]

they were posted on youtube

[@MooseGaming33]

so....... Johntron's french references were very accurate

[@TheAnonyomusGuy]

You know what, good for Jimmy. He made the best decision for him.

[@kylewood4488-b9r]

True. He probably would have been more traumatized with the bleach and kids getting burned.

[@absolutexero9385]

This actually aired in Australian TV on Saturday mornings, I actually couldn't believe I thought that this was a good show. In my defense I was still a child and it was slotted in before cartoons show.

[@theoutsider8745]

Yeah I remember this shit haha XD

[@jjmara01]

I think it's an amazing show in a train wreck way. Like the show legit is fucking insane. Especially episode 2 with them literally having to kill chickens.

[@Virjunior01]

Yeah. You were getting "programmed" but it didn't work out

[@jakeking974]

Kids don't even just die in Lord of the Flies, they're actively murdered.

[@epicmickeyfan5]

im so glad there's people reacting to jontron more, i loved him as a kid so it makes me happy a newer generation may be able to find out about this god of a man

[@thraellock]

I love Alana's JonTron Reacts. So good.

[@about37ninjas]

I remember watching this when I was like 14. I was game before I learned about the scholarship fund, that was just icing on the cake. Sadly, I never had my shot at being a despot.

[@rayanderson5797]

This reminds me of an interesting show. I think it was called "Frontier House", and they also had other versions in like a Victorian manor and some other stuff. But that show was real. Like no dumb games or manufactured challenges, just a normal family and can they survive in the same situation as the early pioneers. It was cool, you should check it out.

[@ectothermic]

There was a similar one in the UK. I forget the name.

[@heebusjeebus64xxjivo70]

And that's because 'Frontier House' was a PBS show.

[@DistractedGlobeGuy]

The one I remember was a bunch of suburban families living through the conditions of the Battle of Britain. Like half of them quit when they found out the rabbits they were raising were for food after Göring wiped out the supply chain.

[@SoftySenpaii]

This reminds me of what happened with some other Survival show, the details are a bit fuzzy but this is what I remember. The contestants were taken to some really secluded forest area for the show, but everything was cancelled right after it was supposed to begin and the show runners just booked it. So the contestants were stuck in that forest for YEARS, until someone stumbled into their little area and found them. None of them were told the show had been cancelled, they thought there was just hidden cameras around and the staff wasn't interfering with the 'show'. But the show runners literally left them there, didn't even think to tell any of them or take them home. It was a big lawsuit too, the ones who tried to run the show even went to jail (I think). (+) Update: I keep on hearing it was a show called 'Eden Paradise Lost', it apparently was some British tv show set in the Scottish Highlands and after just four episodes it was pulled because ratings dropped. Just reading what the contestants went through is insane (they ate chicken feed and infighting happened a lot), no wonder there was a huge lawsuit about it.

[@mastergunner5571]

I just looked it up is it eden paradise lost [edit] yeah it is eden paradise lost seem to be a documentary about it

[@Kiss_My_Aspergers]

​@@mastergunner5571Documentary? What platforms? I wanna hear more about this now...

[@mastergunner5571]

@Kiss_My_Aspergers alright I looked it up there is 3 ways one there's clips on KZbin that's the most obvious but for full episodes the channel 4 website has them and Apple TV has full episodes also has the original four episodes before cancelation

[@SoftySenpaii]

@@mastergunner5571 Hm, I'm gonna go look that up now. Those poor contestants, surprised they lasted out there that long without wondering why the crew never showed up to even check on them.

[@lrmcatspaw1]

5:16 Little Jimmy , what did you do to have your parents send you here? Is this what PalWorld is based on?

[@Jinkuzu]

Just hoping she watched Jontrons flex tape and surviving edged weapons.

[@theghosttm8245]

And the work safety videos

[@OhThatRobin]

My step-mom tried to get me and my sister signed up for this. It didn’t get anywhere and thank goodness it didn’t.

[@damobeck1]

Step-mom wanted to replace you. What a bitch.

[@rafresendenrafresenden.1644]

10/10 show REALLY BAD IDEA THAT SHOULD NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN but 10/10 show

[@mattstanford9673]

"Why do you want to go home, Jimmy?" "...bro, I'm 8 years old."

[@nitebones1]

so we did something simular here in the uk called boys alone and girls alone, where they had a group of of boys and girls each take turns to live in a house on their own for a week, there was a adult psychiatrist on site as well as the camera men but they were not allowed to help at all unless it was super needed. the kids had full range to do what ever they liked. it wasnt a game show like kid nation but more of a socal experiment to see how kids with no adults would react

[@tbk2010]

I think that was even worse. At least here they gave them some guidance, the UK one was pretty much 24/7 anarchy.

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

If you thought this was bad, you should see the UK show very similar to this, but they kept them in a house together, they were sex segregated, they were responsible for budgeting/feeding/cleaning themselves. It was crazy.

[@The_Fluffy_One]

I think I know what you're talking about. Didn't the kids have the ability to opt out at anytime by walking through the front door of the house though?

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

@@The_Fluffy_One well yeah, but there wasn't even a host, they just stuck a bunch of kids in a house

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

I remember something like that lil dudes went wild the first day to test the limits and when nobody showed up to punish them and they had a huge mess left to live in they calmed a bit or was that something else?

[@The_Fluffy_One]

@@jayeisenhardt1337 Nope, that was the same one. The boys trashed everything initially before calming down and the girls all got along until an actual legit power struggle started between them.

[@ScottNapolitan]

Boys and girls alone, the one that’s available on IA but not KZbin and from what I understand occurred in 2009. I don’t quite understand why that one is notoriously worse considering they at least had air-conditioned houses to stay in, but I saw nothing wrong with the separate documentaries of Boys Alone and Girls Alone from much earlier in the decade, but the girls were much less messy than the boys. In those they had houses, too.

[@Lastofthesigilites]

If they hadn't pre picked leaders the oldest would have the younger ones mining for gold for the whole time.

[@Tunkkis]

Reflected light is not likely to be a fire hazard, it's the same intensity as regular sunlight. You'd need to have it focused by a lens or a concave mirror to have a reasonable chance at setting fire.

[@sarafontanini7051]

for example, the hotel designed with windows that happen to function in a way to turn the sunlight that hits them into death rays that burn shit incuidng, if memory serves, at least one person's HAIR

[@DestroySteve]

I think Jon would do well on a night talk show where he can interview people who are Z list celebrities 😂

[@DistractedGlobeGuy]

Jon could become the Irani Eric Andre.

[@raitoiro]

I don't think they could really have done the same with older kids. The fact that they don't really understand the value of what they "fight" for likely was a good thing, teens would have bullied eachother hard for much less than 25k. Leave that many teenagers alone in the desert for that amount of time you're probably gonna end up with a few serious injuries, some crushed ego, and a couple of unplanned pregnancies. With small kids it still makes for a somewhat cute show, teenagers would have made it dystopic.

[@xxXXRAPXXxx]

I mean.... depends on the kids. My elementary school was fucked up. I remember being sick once and when i returned to school principal visited the lesson to yell "you all here will be expelled!" and other shit and i was just looking around like wtf is she on? Later i found out that 3-4 kids took one other to a corner and choked him with a telephone cable (payphone) while some others kicked him repeatedly. And i was like bummer i was not there to kick him too. I guess there was a reason why we had iron bars in our windows (fuckers took them down some years later.).

[@JustAFantasy2015]

@@xxXXRAPXXxxthats not a school thats prison

[@xxXXRAPXXxx]

@@JustAFantasy2015 Whats the difference?

[@JustAFantasy2015]

@@xxXXRAPXXxx fair enough

[@olivierdubreuil-gagnon2201]

@@xxXXRAPXXxxSociety pays for prison, parents pay for schools.

[@bruh4321]

0:23 i though he's gonna say "by donating over 1.8m pieces of wood supplies" or smthn 💀

[@dairoleon2682]

They might as well have, for all the difference it makes.

[@wessltov]

I gotta say, Comix was absolutely on the mark. That's why they had the perimeter; because they knew what they were doing was shady as sheet

[@Whytho-dude]

this show was LEGENDARY as a kid lmao. i had the entire season on my ipod that had like a 1.5in screen lol

[@shaggyzor]

Oh I always love people reacting to Jontron videos, but especially this one!

[@SgtReaper22]

I couldn't stop laughing and replaying Jontron dropping the beans!

[@gunmunz]

Kids: We pick the outhouses Alana: Poggers!

[@JumpierNewt8956]

By the time I was like 10 I was taught how to make pancakes and grilled cheeses so that way my grandparents could make me feed my younger family instead.

[@jacksoncabrera7236]

"can't we just have a normal field trip"

[@Virjunior01]

"No." -Ms. Frizzle

[@NotsilYmerej]

They started out with more than just 40 kids, and then they had to airbrush out the ones that didn’t make it

[@verspin]

More Jontron let's freaking go

[@CalciumChief]

8:12 Oh, you mean like in the second Jackass movie? They also ate a cow pie.

[@thehappywerewolf]

Talking of Fear Factor that bull episode wasn't long before it was cancelled even Joe Rogan asked told the producer's it went to far.

[@SilentNick123]

I just want to say there is no way. A fifteen year old of fourteen year old are going to listen to their leaders if they are nine years ten years or even younger years old. I wouldn't be surprised if There was a lot of infighting about who actually got to tell people what to do. Because I can even say for myself. There is no way when I was fifteen I would listen to someone who's ten years old or even younger how to survive in the wilderness.

[@ScottNapolitan]

Well, it looks like Jonathan made it that way, someone should talk to him about that.🤷‍♂

[@jacobmanning8407]

2:33 Oh, they most certainly did. She knew not the foreshadowing of this statement.

[@RorytheRomulan]

This is definitely one of JonTron's best. Once he got people on to joke around with, it got a lot better.

[@heebusjeebus64xxjivo70]

I always pictured old people enjoying this show & calling the kids spoiled brats after buying a house for eight dingleberries back in 1978.

[@dog_boy5123]

How the hell do you imagine that?

[@l0gcked37]

I used to do week long summer camps as a kid each year, and your psychology completely changes while you're there you get camp brain. Can't imagine how much more intense that would be after 40 days, you'd forget your entire real life.

[@coolman229]

Jimmy: *chuckles* I'm in danger.

[@DrewFC]

The host of Kid nation is giving me major Chris McClain vibes, the host from the total drama series.

[@Wolfoso]

8:23 Donkey juice. Freshly squeezed from a nearby donkey. "Which juice?" You ask. "Yes", I answer.

[@kjracz15]

This show actually made it to SEA. I remember watching it when I was in elementary, and man did I think the kids were dumb. 🤣

[@MakoTenseii]

I'd be down for more reactions to jontron stuff ngl this was great

[@slamamander4652]

i thought this show was a fever dream. 2007 was a whole different time.

[@wherethetatosat]

"This is the worst day in 3 years." He gained self awareness O_O

[@Poke-ladd]

Been thinking about it, it almost reminds of a series, I think it was called Amazing Amazon- it was basically a bunch of teenagers got chosen to live in the amazon for a month and their goal was to reach a particular place within it to build a wild life sanctuary

[@ImPersonNation]

This just got pulled from the recesses of my mind. I remembered this as soon as I saw the thumbnail, but I forgot everything about this until then.

[@sugoistalin7809]

Pretty sure that town is just a TV/movie set as well.

[@jjmara01]

It is. It's where that famous gun shot on set from 2022 happened on, because it wasn't loaded right

[@sugoistalin7809]

@@jjmara01 a crossover with Alec Baldwin and kid nation where he just shoots any kid that wants to go home.

[@ElFreakinCid]

I really hope Alana does more JonTron viewing soon, I can't stop coming back to these.

[@AzayBae]

Jimmy is a national treasure.

[@DaniilHomyak]

Tbh tho, I’d kill for such summer vacation when I was 10-15. Despite being somewhat shut-in degenerate gamer now, I loved wilderness as a kid, I read a lot, carried a lighter and a pocket knife with me everywhere I went. I would’ve thrived in bonanza town! 😮

[@happyjohn354]

The thing is if they picked some competent kids they totally could have pulled this off barely breaking a sweat. But nah for drama they picked some of the most incompetent children instead. Even then the kids did so well the producers had to sabotage their efforts for more drama. By the time you are 8 you should at least be able to cook basic things and clean up after yourself if your parents haven't been slacking.

[@Dragonaut72]

32:05 HOLY SHIT. That black kid in the cowboy hat is Daniel Kyri, he plays the gay black fire fighter on the show chicago fire

[@013wolfwarrior]

Yes Jon struck gold with this episode

[@TeddyRipskin]

I remember watching this JonTron episode and I remember the show Kid Nation and this show producer got sued because show had no food or bathroom 😂. Kids had a mental breakdown and kids ran away from the set. I laughed my ass off when this show was a thing.

[@Skipontop]

Smug has videos long enough to put me to sleep where I have such a hard time sleeping. I can always count on smug to help me sleep and for that I thank you smug

[@CruelestChris]

Reminder that the rats of Twitter are still going around comment sections trying to assassinate this man's character for something he said the better part of a decade ago. This is a normal thing to do.

[@mgallogical7114]

then he was probably right and if it was a joke, really funny

[@Jokoko2828]

Twitter activists are a really sad sort.

[@kiritotheabridgedgod4178]

​@@mgallogical7114 it was a really poor take on Race that he has openly apologised for and admitted he was severely misinformed on. Honestly, people should let it go.

[@ExaltedUriel]

It's true, look at the replies to the top comment of the most recent Scott's Stash upload, lmao

[@johnarcher6150]

He said something right. Which is why they continue to cry and moan.

[@Skutchletugg]

That kid who took charge during the pancake fight definitely had two pancakes.

[@randalthevandal4170]

Poor Jimmy

[@deltadrag00n19]

when I was a kid I couldn't go in an outhouse I had this fear that if I sat down I'd fall into the hole

[@micktrinus]

My initial reaction, "That's so stupid!" ...me 2 minutes later, "Ok, it's not so bad, at least they had some teenagers in the group too." lol

[@HammieBone]

The last bit had rolling this video was funny as shit Ngl :0

[@wardenm]

Yeah... People 'fence' was likely more to keep them in than keep anything out. Coulda just tosses up a fence, but putting people out there all the time means you're more thinking about kids who got injured out there or tried to run away, especially at night when they could die from the cold or animals from sleeping outside.

[@ComfortsSpecter]

Smug Having Fun He’s Having Flashbacks Incredible Reaction Actually Funny

[@gohanangered9650]

People forget, that jontron has made some good and entertaining vids. This is definitely one of them.

[@DarkfoxTamamo_21]

I'm sorry at 11:53 I remember seeing this kid when I was watching public TV as a kid and seeing that this guy won a local spelling bee in Tulsa county.

[@Orson_Welp]

I was 11 when this was airing and watched weekly with my parents. Its actually kind of a nice memory 😅

[@rocky-my5ck]

One type of video I think Alana needs to watch is Oversimplified, her peanut brain would have a fun time there

[@ryanraju6774]

The ending of the interview video gets me Everytime 😂

[@Raver_S_Thompson]

Man I lived in southern Nevada and there was a scorpion almost every day. Plus snakes and tarantulas. We had a bug guy do our property every month and that didn’t do sheee

[@raynightshade8317]

OOOOH another jontron one. Did you know in the second episode they had the kids kill chickens

[@MurasakiBunny]

You know the whole idea of the show was to show "Kids are so smart they would run things better etc etc," only for the show to prove themselves otherwise when the whole thing failed in the end.

[@johnarcher6150]

The entire premise was to prove that NEPOTISTIC children could lead others because adults chose them at the start. Then everything else happened.

[@DistractedGlobeGuy]

​@@johnarcher6150 the producer read Hobbes' _Leviathan_ *one time* and thought he had a comprehensive understanding of statecraft.

[@Kjf365]

Actually, they were expecting it to be a train wreck, but the kids were actually doing an amazing job, so the producers deliberately manufactured drama for the show.

[@ScottNapolitan]

It’s true that kids shouldn’t be underestimated, but limitation awareness is important.

[@furlosifurfox5794]

iirc most copyrights don't go to public domain until they are 100 years old

[@patrickflynn95]

glad you found the funniest childhood trauma video

[@rikuazure]

Salute to Jimmy being a Chad to leave during the time

[@richardduska1558]

Johnatan Karsh is the real life version of the Total Drama Island host.

[@donovanblackwelder4301]

The thing is I feel like this could've worked if they'd just streamlined everything (e.g.: training the town leaders in different trades, actual supply lines, etc).

[@nickkurtz512]

I was 11 in 2007 when I actually wanted to audition for the show, the next day that snakebite lawsuit came out and thankfully that dream died.

[@enox6842]

"The f#*k you laughing at? This is child abuse" I love this guy 😂

[@SamuraiBebop713]

"I didn't know what death was when I was 8!" Dude, I knew what death was when I was 4. That line hit me so hard that my jaw is actually sore.

[@wintersage6895]

The 6ft ruler kind of caught me off guard, but the TV show was recorded in 2007, It's been 13 years in the interview after the show Broadcasted, so 7 plus 13 equal 20th aka COVID. Crazy it's already been 4 years since this episode was uploaded to youtube.😂

[@zanealhamid6212]

EDP: Exquisite Delight Paradise. Express. Except no cupcakes sadly.

[@dirtydan2695]

I remember this….this was when Cartoon Network decided to take the network a “new direction”. It was around the same time they went from their classic checkerboard logo to the CN logo. Along with this show they had a number of other “reality shows” and not 1 was renewed for a second season because…..kids don’t watch CARTOON NETWORK for “reality tv”. It was stupid

[@ScottNapolitan]

I heard Cartoon Network is shutting down after 32 years.

[@viktorgabriel2554]

this show was a sick and twisted torture against children the state should have sued the parents the producers and everyone involved

[@wessltov]

6:57 Really though, Comixs was on the money with his Epstien comment. It's not unthinkable that some creep watching the show thinks they found their new game reserve