Real Kids, Real Adventures

Real Kids, Real Adventures is a drama television series based on the book series of the same name by Deborah Morris. It was hosted by Hamille Rustia and Patrick Thomas.
== Premise ==
The show follows reenactments of true life events of harrowing moments and the people who experienced them. Each episode ends with the host interviewing the real-life people who lived said experiences.
== Episodes ==
=== Season 1 (1998) ===
No. in
series	No. in
season	Title 	Original air date
1 	1 	"Runaway Balloon" 	April 5, 1998
2 	2 	"Apartment Rescue" 	April 12, 1998
3 	3 	"Rescue in the Tetons" 	April 19, 1998
4 	4 	"Plane Crash on Christmas Day" 	April 26, 1998
5 	5 	"Hero on the Blanco River" 	May 3, 1998
6 	6 	"Earthquake: The Hayes Stuppy Story"	May 10, 1998
7 	7 	"Over the Edge" 	May 17, 1998
8 	8 	"Thirty-Five Foot Fall" 	May 24, 1998
9 	9 	"Shark Attack" 	May 31, 1998
10	10	"Adrift in the Atlantic" 	June 7, 1998
11	11	"Rescue at Nordic Valley" 	June 14, 1998
12	12	"Blizzard in the Wildcat Hills" 	June 21, 1998
13	13	"Bear Attack" 	June 28, 1998
=== Season 2 (1999) ===
No. in
series	No. in
season	Title 	Original air date
14	1 	"Kayaking Crash" 	March 29, 1999
15	2 	"Overboard" 	March 29, 1999
16	3 	"Crop Dusting Crash" 	April 5, 1999
17	4 	"Amy to the Rescue" 	April 5, 1999
18	5 	"Cliff Rescue" 	April 12, 1999
19	6 	"Runaway Bus" 	April 12, 1999
20	7 	"The Rescue Team" 	April 19, 1999
21	8 	"In the Nick of Time"	April 19, 1999
22	9 	"Mountain Lion" 	April 26, 1999
23	10	"Safety Net" 	April 26, 1999
24	11	"Paralyzed" 	May 3, 1999
25	12	"Scout's Honor" 	May 3, 1999
26	13	"Lost in a Glacier" 	May 10, 1999
=== Season 3 (2000) ===
No. in
series	No. in
season	Title 	Original air date
27	1 	"Burning at Crooked Lake" 	May 6, 2000
28	2 	"Son's Desert Rescue" 	May 13, 2000
29	3 	"Stuck In a Swamp" 	May 20, 2000
30	4 	"Sucked Underground" 	May 27, 2000
31	5 	"Lost and Found" 	June 10, 2000
32	6 	"Explosion" 	July 17, 2000
33	7 	"Lost in a Hidden Treasure Mine"	June 21, 2000
34	8 	"Heimlich Hero" 	June 28, 2000
35	9 	"Language of Life" 	July 4, 2000
36	10	"New Track Record" 	July 11, 2000
37	11	"Avalanche" 	July 18, 2000
38	12	"Forest Fire" 	July 25, 2000
39	13	"Through the Ice" 	August 5, 2000
Category:Drama