BUNK'D: Learning the Ropes
Comedy • 2015 • 22m
Welcome to Camp Kikiwaka
In the premiere episode, the Ross kids arrive at camp. The camp's owner, Gladys, is even scarier than the legendary creature that's rumored to stalk the grounds. With the help of her sneaky niece Hazel, she's out to get the Ross kids because of her decades-old rivalry with their mom.
Gone Girl
Ravi becomes suspicious when he overhears Xander’s plans for his first date with Emma. Meanwhile, Zuri and Jorge set up a secret business selling candy and video games to the campers.
Camp Rules
Emma and Zuri won’t stop fighting, so Lou sends them out in a canoe in the middle of the lake to work out their differences.
Smells Like Camp Spirit
Emma and Xander lose the camp spirit stick, which curses the campers with bad luck! Meanwhile, Jorge and Tiffany try to teach Ravi how to swim.
The Ones That Got Away
Emma and Xander team up for a fishing competition. Meanwhile, Zuri and Tiffany devise a plan to steal fish from the mess hall to submit in the contest.
Can You Hear Me Now?
Zuri secretly keeps her cell phone beyond the allotted time, which puts Emma in a tough spot. Meanwhile, Ravi and Tiffany are duped into making a cell phone tower that is hidden in the new camp totem pole.
Friending with the Enemy
Emma convinces Lou that they should make an effort to become friends with Hazel. Meanwhile, a TV producer gets Ravi, Zuri and Tiffany to help him hunt the legendary Kikiwaka monster.
Waka, Waka, Waka!
Ravi and Tiffany get video proof that the Kikiwaka exists. Meanwhile, Emma and Lou try to outsell Hazel at the Kikiwaka Day Festival.
Secret Santa
Emma and Lou are determined to hold a holiday gift exchange, but when Ravi gives them advice, it doesn’t quite work out as planned. When Zuri, Xander, Jorge, and Tiffany run into a man they think is the real Santa, they need to work together to cheer him up and save Christmas.
Counselors' Night Off
Emma sneaks out to the "Counselors' Night Out" party to eavesdrop on Xander, leaving Ravi in charge back at camp.
There's No Place Like Camp
When Xander and Ravi realize that Jorge is homesick, they enlist the help of Emma, Zuri and Tiffany to cheer him up.
Luke's Back
Luke reunites with his siblings to get some summer school help from Ravi. Meanwhile a turf war erupts between Camp Kikiwaka and the rival camp across the lake.
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Reviews
Ok, I'm not really one of those die hard Christian. And the only reason why I really hate all the anti-Christian things is because it's a woke trope. But when it pops up in a kids show it stops being an annoying trope and becomes freaky and terrifying indoctrination. And that is pretty unsettling. But aside from that, this is a tragedy. It was never a good show, Salute Your Shorts, from back in the day that at least had fun characters and actual laughs so much so that I even heard my jaded parents laugh at some of it. But, BUNK'D never had that level of goodness. It was always sort of... well, it always kind of stank. It was one of the modern kids shows that assumed that all children are idiots. that never makes for a good show, assuming your audience rides the short bus never works And that is what it was... a bad show made for kids But then they started doing the Woke check boxes and it became a racist show made for racist liberal white wine moms to watch when they are drunk at 9AM with their children while dad is at work. So it went from a bad show, to an offensive show, and I say that as someone who hates the woke offended by everything crowd. When I watch it and think "Wow, they are offensively stereotyping these guys" you know it's bad.
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