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100 Humans: Life's Questions. Answered.

Yes you can watch 100 Humans: Life's Questions. Answered. (2020) in French Guiana, but not without unlocking it.

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100 Humans: Life's Questions. Answered.

2020

One hundred hardy souls from diverse backgrounds participate in playful experiments exploring age, sex, happiness and other aspects of being human.

Genres

Reality-TV

Actors

Tyanta Snow, Alfredo Tavares, Aneiszka Sea, Charlotte Laws, Laura Cassidy Sgambati, Braxton Hale, Alley Kerr

Where to watch 100 Humans: Life's Questions. Answered. in French Guiana

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Seasons

EpisodeRelease Date Watch Now
1: What Makes Us Attractive?2020-03-13available in French Guiana
An interactive element emerges to see what makes humans' sexual psyches hum. Hot dancing? Uniforms? Sperm samples will be collected.
2: The Best Age to Be Alive2020-03-13available in French Guiana
The hosts make surprising discoveries when 20-, 30-, 40-, 50- and 60-somethings compete against each other in assembling furniture and other tests.
3: Let’s Talk About Sex2020-03-13available in French Guiana
The battle of the sexes goes under a microscope as the participants disprove multiple myths and confirm others. The experts examine the results.
4: Are You Biased?2020-03-13available in French Guiana
Ingrained bias sneaks in, prompting subjects to judge others by their accents, fire toy guns at innocent bystanders and underrate their own peers.
5: Pain vs. Pleasure2020-03-13available in French Guiana
Humans weigh pleasurable prizes against painful penalties as the hosts explore the many ways negative and positive elements shape our reality.
6: How to Be Happy2020-03-13available in French Guiana
The subjects pursue joy through crafts and catastrophes, partying and watching paint dry. Time flies when they’re having fun, except when it doesn't.
7: Can You Trust Your Senses?2020-03-13available in French Guiana
Go with your gut? Not always. The hosts learn how noses, eyes and even taste buds are impacted by context and external forces like music — and mimes.
8: Ask a Human2020-03-13available in French Guiana
Time for the big questions, as chosen by the humans themselves. How common are heroes? Do names matter? Above all, what’s proper toilet etiquette?

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