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This season featured a combination slideshow / video format, featuring ideas of possible professions. This season featured these kids and their jobs:
| Kid | Job |
|---|---|
| Adam Ho | Guitarist |
| Arabella Uhry | Medical Expert |
| Jessica Long | Swimmer |
| Brittany Colon | Sport Buddy |
| Cameron DiSarcina | Stamp Collector |
| Francisco Fernandez | Anime Expert |
| Daniel Brim | Inventor |
| Danielle Grega | Poetry Writer |
| DJ Sconyers | Translator |
| Chance Ruder | Animal Ambassador |
| John-Henry Lambin | Kids Extreme Founder |
| Lyndsey Adkins | Artist |
| Kaylie Richards | Basketball Expert |
| Farrah Vincent | Yo-Yo Player |
| Hayley Perkins | Horse Coach |
| Omar Wiseman | Chess Champion |
| Emily Cutler | Strings |
| Michael Rand | Pilot |
| Rika Tachikawa | J-Pop Idol |
The Check This Kid Out interstitials were originally cast with the help of Alyse Rome, founder and president of Amazing Kids! (www.amazing-kids.org), a children's educational non-profit organization and the number one online resource for stories about real-life amazing kids. Alyse was hired as a consultant to help with the initial casting.
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