Simply Perfect

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

If it isn't broke don't fix it. They removed everything that made this show great then didn't even address where all the missing characters were. The new characters are not at all a good replacement. I'd rather they had just ended the show at the end of season 2.

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.

The most pathetic show I've ever seen in my life. Full of pathetic acting and stupid, boring stories. It's such a lame thing to watch, it's unbearable to go through episodes. characters are all unlikeable and the stories are meaningless and lame. Lou is the most irritating person ever seen. Her attempts at being funny are just disgusting and vulgar, the expressions she makes are so strange and annoying. The disgusting, fake accent of the Indian character is stereotypical and false, also very annoying. Humour doesn't need to come from a repulsive accent. The irritating blond girl who is dumb is another stupid stereotype and very annoying, and the little annoying kid named Jorje is very unlikeable as well, as is the person who runs the camp. This is the worst show one could ever watch, worst one on Disney channel.

The reason why this show doesn't work is not the fact that the action is developed in a little restricted area place instead of big New York (if it were for that, "Gilligan's Island" should have been cancelled after the first season). The reason this show doesn't work may be very simple. In "Jesse", the relationship between the nanny and the charges is the starting point for the funny situations, because the nanny can be a little wacky but preserves intelligence enough to display. In "Bunk'd", however, the camp counselor, portrayed by Miranda May, is an idiot (I'm not talking about Miranda, but her character), leaving all responsibility of the show on the kids. But with Emma just worrying about her maybe-or-maybe not boyfriend, Zuri trying to swindle money from other campers and Ravi not knowing what to do, there's little space for laughs. Finally, I should say that if there's some running show that should have been cancelled after just one season (as happened with So Random), that show was Bunk'd, but they're lucky, a second season is running now. But it doesn't surprise me at all from Disney. Actually, what really surprises me is that this show comes from the same producers of "Jesse" and the pilot was written by the same staff from "Austin & Ally".