ArchivesThe New Mexico Attorney General’s Office began investigating CBS’ Kid Nation in late August, but after looking into “the permit process, the 22-page contract between producers and parents, and whether the production company illegally refused to allow inspectors onto the property, officials now say they have dropped the matter,” Los Angeles Times reports.
A statement from that office to the newspaper doesn’t, however, exonerate the show, it simply says that it won’t proceed due to a lack of formal complaints. “It has been determined that absent any formal complaints to this office or request for investigation by any state agency, the Attorney General’s Office will not pursue any further inquiry into the ‘Kid Nation’ production in New Mexico,” the statement said.
Meanwhile, CBS has been casting for Kid Nation 2, but the show has not yet been officially renewed. “A CBS spokesman said the network has not decided if it will produce another season, but ‘there has been casting and other preproduction activity so the show would be ready in the event of a pick-up,” the paper reports. The network typically opens casting for its reality shows, such as Survivor and The Amazing Race, before a show gets renewed.
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