Ep 8. No Bones About It

Emma, Zuri, and Ravi are back at Camp Kikiwaka in the latest episode of Bunk'd. In this episode, titled "No Bones About It," the kids are on a scavenger hunt for the ultimate prize: a trophy made of dinosaur bones.

As the episode begins, the kids are divided into teams and given a list of clues to find the dinosaur bones. Emma, Zuri, and Ravi are on one team, while Lou, Tiffany, and Jorge are on the other. As they set out to find the bones, they quickly discover that the hunt is going to be more challenging than they expected.

The first clue takes them to the lake, where they have to find a stone with a message carved on it. After a few false starts, they finally find the right stone and move on to the next clue. This one takes them to the woods, where they have to find a tree with a carving of a dinosaur on it. It takes a bit of searching, but they eventually find the tree and move on to the next clue.

As they continue to search, the competition between the teams heats up. Lou, Tiffany, and Jorge are determined to win the trophy, while Emma, Zuri, and Ravi are equally determined not to let them. The two teams trade barbs and insults as they search for the bones, making the competition even more intense.

As they search, the kids encounter a number of challenges. They have to cross a river on a rickety bridge, climb a steep hill, and navigate a maze of bushes. At each obstacle, they work together to figure out a way to get through it, using their skills and ingenuity to their advantage.

Finally, they arrive at the site where the dinosaur bones are supposed to be. They search high and low, but they can't find anything. Just as they're about to give up, they hear a strange noise coming from beneath the ground.

When they investigate, they discover that the bones are buried deep beneath the earth. They quickly realize that they'll need to dig them up if they want to win the trophy.

The kids put their heads together and come up with a plan. They use sticks and shovels to dig down into the ground, working together to unearth the bones. As they work, they become more and more excited, realizing that they might actually win the trophy.

Finally, they uncover the bones and hoist them triumphantly into the air. They can hardly believe their luck as they rush back to camp to claim the trophy.

When they arrive, they discover that Lou, Tiffany, and Jorge are already there with the trophy in hand. The two teams face off, each one desperate to win the prize. As they argue back and forth, they slowly begin to realize that they're both winners in their own way.

In the end, the teams decide to share the trophy, each taking turns displaying it in their cabin. They realize that the real prize was the experience they shared together, the challenge of the hunt bringing them closer as friends. As they celebrate their victory, they look forward to their next adventure at Camp Kikiwaka.