Camp Orange
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Camp Orange is the title of the overall series and first season of Nickelodeon Australia's reality series Camp Orange. The series first debuted in 2005.
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[edit] Contestants
[edit] The DJs (Red)(Winners)
- Demi Rechici
- Julia Brand
[edit] The Bush Bashers (Green)
- Mick Corcoran
- Jack
[edit] Club sandwich (Blue)
- Andrew Diamond
- Will
[edit] Frizz 'n' Skitz (Yellow)
- Thandi
- Alicia
[edit] How It Works
The show entails eight kids (between the ages of 10 and 13) in four teams. They battle it out to win various competitions and prize packs provided by the sponsor. WInning a challenge earns a bage worth 1 point. In addition, the host will hand out badges worth 0.5 points for acts of sportsmanship, great teamwork, being funny, etc. After 6 days, the team with the most badges wins.
As of 2007 the competition envolves solving a fictional mystery.
[edit] Season two
- Main article: Camp Orange: Slimey Hollow.
[edit] Season three
- Main article: Camp Orange: The Mystery of Spaghetti Creek.
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