10 Count
By Melissa Camacho,
Common Sense Media Reviewer
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Action-packed show will appeal to extreme sports fans.

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What's the Story?
In each episode of 10 COUNT, experts, athletes, and celebrities vote for the top 10 people, places, or things that capture the spirit of adventure/extreme sports. With the help of sports journalists and a variety of adventure sport enthusiasts, the series showcases some of the best extreme sports centers around the world -- as well as some of the most prominent surfers, wake boarders, bikers, etc. on the extreme scene today.
Is It Any Good?
10 Count -- which boasts of being the first and only countdown series in the action sports world -- offers a quick but informative glance into a variety of popular extreme sports. It also gives viewers the chance to hear directly from some of the more prominent figures in the extreme sports world.
Kids who are into extreme/adventure sports will enjoy the wide array of action- and stunt-packed footage, and they may also find the background details about their favorite sports interesting. But even if you're not an adventure sports enthusiast, the show offers a chance to learn a little more about the growing culture around these events.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about what inspires people to participate in extreme sports. Do you think they understand the risks involved?
What lessons can kids learn from watching these athletes and their stunts?
Why do you think extreme sports aren't featured in the media as prominently as those like tennis and/or basketball? How have these sports gotten so popular despite a relative lack of media coverage?
TV Details
- Premiere date: October 3, 2009
- Cast: Mike Carter
- Network: Cartoon Network
- Genre: Reality TV
- TV rating: TV-PG
- Last updated: February 24, 2022
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