Enjoy Carlee S.'s interview with Luke Busey about Bunk’d: Learning the Ropes, Season 6
65Enjoy Carlee S.'s interview with Luke Busey about Bunk’d: Learning the Ropes, Season 6. Luke is the son of Actors Gary Busey and Steffanie Sampson and is known for his roles in Change of Heart, Impractical Jokers, and the upcoming film, Cobweb. He also played Olaf in the off Broadway production of Disney’s Frozen Jr. In Season 6 of Bunk’d, Luke plays a new camper named Jake.
Bunk’d is back for Season Six with many exciting surprises. Bunk’d: Learning the Ropes welcomes familiar faces along with new campers to Kikiwaka Ranch in Dusty Tush, Wyoming for a Wild West experience.
The first episode starts off in a new setting called Kikiwaka Ranch where we learn that Lou (Miranda May, who is also director and executive producer) has opened a new Wild West camp to campers. However, Lou later reveals she isn’t exactly the legal owner of the camp, yet. This is a problem that she asks Parker (Trevor Tordjman) to help her with since new campers are arriving. Meanwhile, Destiny (Mallory James Mahoney) and Noah (Israel Johnson) are the camp counselors at the new camp. They are eager to meet their new campers, but soon realize that three new campers -- Jake (Luke Busey), Bill (Alfred Lewis) and Winnie (Shiloh Verrico) -- are not who they were expecting.
My favorite scene is when the new campers Winnie, Jake and Bill set off on an adventure alone. Bill is distracted and falls deep into an abandoned mineshaft. Without hesitation, Winnie and Jake jump in to try and save Bill. Alone in the cave they realize that no one is around to save them. The suspense of the scene and getting to see the new campers work together to try and escape before the cave collapses is entertaining. The Wild West setting is a new refreshing addition to the series. The décor of the camp and the addition of the mine help viewers get a sense of the Wild West without being overdone. The new campers are relatable to many viewers. Each one has a personality that adds interest to the show. Their outfits fit perfectly with their personalities. Bill is a young cowboy trying to uphold a family legacy whose clothes fit perfectly the theme of the show. Luke is a laid-back gamer trying to find enjoyment at camp without video games. Winnie is daring, yet kind- hearted and wears edgy clothes. In contrast, her counselor, Destiny, is affectionate and very stylish. Her bright clothes and curled hair display that she is really into fashion.
The messages in the show this season are about building friendships and accepting others for who they are helps people grow. The campers each have their own style and their own strengths, which make them unique. Despite their differences, the bonds they create working together as a team help them form friendships.
I give Bunk’d: Learning The Ropes, Season Six, 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 14. Season six premieres June 10, 2022 on Disney Channel. https://youtu.be/-EfKqpMJG1I
Like and subscribe to our channel to get our latest videos.
Leave comments. We want to hear from you!
Support KIDS FIRST! here: https://tinyurl.com/ych8urs3
Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KidsFirstMedia
Twitter (we tweet back): https://twitter.com/KidsFirstMedia
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kidsfirstcoming_attractions
Listen to our weekly radio show: https://tinyurl.com/y5afrr3e
Become a KIDS FIRST! reporter: https://www.kidsfirst.org/become-a-juror/