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100 Humans is an American reality television series that premiered in 2020. The show follows 100 people as they go through different experiments studying human behavior. It is based on the Dutch TV program Het Instituut, broadcast in 2016 and 2017. [1][2]
One hundred hardy souls from diverse backgrounds participate in playful experiments exploring age, sex, happiness and other aspects of being human. Watch trailers & learn more.
Netflix's new show 100 Humans is all about discovering shocking things about ourselves. From our biases to music affecting food, here's what we learn.
With Zainab Johnson, Sammy Obeid, Alie Ward, Jataun Gilbert. A social experiment where 100 individuals will be a part of interactive experiments exploring sex, happiness, torture and all the other aspects of being human.
One hundred people from diverse backgrounds participate in experiments exploring age, sex, happiness, and other aspects of being human.
Season 1. Episode Guide. What Makes Us Attractive? The Best Age To Be Alive. Let’s Talk About Sex. Are You Biased? Pain VS Pleasure. How To Be Happy. Can You Trust Your Senses? Ask A Human. As someone who obsessively pores over data, stats and trends, 100 Humans is a geek’s worst nightmare.
100 Humans (Netflix) is a series based upon the idea that a decently adverse group of individuals from differing backgrounds, ages and body types can paint a broad picture of the human race.
The hosts make surprising discoveries when 20-, 30-, 40-, 50- and 60- somethings compete against each other in assembling furniture and other tests. Humans weigh pleasurable prizes against painful penalties as the hosts explore the many ways negative and positive elements shape our reality.
100 Humans is a documentary series that was released on Netflix on March 13, 2020. This series is about 100 humans of diverse backgrounds participating in answering life's questions and human aspects.
Stream It Or Skip It. One hundred anonymous people subject themselves to various experiments on human behavior -- including sperm collection! -- in this new comedic science series.