What Would You Do?

About 'What Would You Do?'

'What Would You Do?' is a unique, hidden camera reality television series that premiered in 2010. It is produced by ABC News and tests the reactions of innocent bystanders to morally challenging scenarios. The show reveals how individuals respond when they witness situations of apparent discrimination, harassment, or other unethical behavior.

Making / Production

The show is produced by ABC News. The concept relies heavily on the use of hidden cameras and actors playing out morally and ethically problematic situations in public, allowing for an unfiltered look at people's reactions. The show's production team includes director Arturo Sergi and producers Rob Wallace and Dean Bolte.

Actors

• John Quiñones - As the host of the show, John Quiñones narrates the scenarios and conducts follow-up interviews with the unwitting participants, often providing them with more context and a broader perspective on the situation they have experienced.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The show has been lauded for its eye-opening exploration of human behavior and social justice.
• In some episodes, celebrities make guest appearances, helping add an unexpected twist to the scenarios.
• While the series primarily airs in the United States, episodes have been filmed in over 30 different locations including Canada, and South America.

Awards

The show hasn't won any specific awards, but it has received widespread acclaim for its concept and execution, particularly the way it facilitates important dialogue around socially relevant issues.

Quotes

• "These scenarios make you wonder, 'What Would You Do?'."
• "As you'll see tonight, people are full of surprises."
• "We set our hidden cameras in ..."

Music, Soundtrack

• What Would You Do? doesn't have a specific soundtrack. The background music varies across episodes and scenarios, often chosen to add suspense and intrigue to the unfolding action.