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  • >>> Results for all the votes were predetermined.... he is just a showman

  • I'm surprised that people didn't learn about this experiment in school... It's been done a few times, and "the bystander effect" is referred to in the popular media a lot. I wonder if knowing about these experiments beforehand has any effect on the person in the mask. Ted Kazcinski, the Unabomber, was infamously subjected to early versions of this experiment while at school.

  • This made me feel a little sick inside.

  • 46:09

    Derren: Not the fucking X-Box!!!

  • absolute power corrupts absolutely....

  • man i cried hard....this shows sometimes our intent can also harm an individually. this experiment is just that. we people need to be more positive sometimes my dear family. sending much love and blessing to all.wow im crying.

  • @narutostarfire pussy

  • @sinnersaintstudios yea sure why not....what u jelly?

  • i felt so bad for him watching that and bad for the crowd at the end. they'd feel terrible about it.

  • really nice example....have the good intention to do good or its u that u.ll be ridiculous, think about ur childrens, isnt important ur job position apart /beside ur logic level ........

  • Schadenfreude

  • this is depressing...

  • They should do that experiment with a female subject and the audience's choices would be completely different.

  • @KamilWow The experiment had nothing to do with the gender of the individual chosen, it was the prejudice that was built up against him in the beginning. That motivated the crowd to choose the lesser evils and then a few more bits of prejudice were stacked up until the crowd just saw him as the enemy and that drove them to choose ever worsening fates.

  • @KamilWow probably true...........i wonder

  • There are no "real" consequences from this sort of experiment; the crowd knows that, even if they are not aware it is an experiment. They will choose the nasty options because, in the end, Chris will be informed that it was a game. In an "angry mob" situation, however, there would be very real consequences. The audience may be a bit mean, but it is based more on the fact that there is a sense of security as it is only a game show.

  • @freshlyshaven This experiment does show something. It goes to show how dark we really are in general.......we are not a loving and kind people........we just try to pretend we are. The majority of people are mean and cruel and ugly. I might even be mean and cruel and ugly simply because this world has made me that way. This goes to show that. Sometimes a few people come along and become the exception, but not very often, at least not often enough.

  • wallpaper and farts.........yep, that's vegan sausages !

  • Terribly contrived. Everyone was acting. Breaking into someone's house (even with a key it's breaking and entering, as the 'producer' does not live there) and destroying their possessions? Kind of threw any credibility of the show out of the window. The points made in this series are valid but the contrived methods of demonstrating them aren't convincing.

  • @enterintoexit have you not seen any mtv reality shows?

  • This gameshow would never work, even with the savings the producers would make on "A" buttons...

    I'd love to live in a society where we "get off" on being nice, but one look at blue humor, slapstick, and comedy roasts and it's pretty clear we get enjoyment out of being nasty and/or watching nasty things happen to people... we're, on-the-whole, a little messed up. =P

  • Well ppl are fcked what is new. :D

  • Entertaining, but the "choices" were totally predetermined (even if people might've voted B). If they weren't, they'd do something like Argumental with plaques for voting. Reminds me of a documentary of a fake game show called "The Game of Death". Based on the Milgram experiment, I believe. The audience has faith in the experimenter, Derren Brown. I bet both the main guy and the guy at the start were stooges. Just speculation, of course.

  • Inconclusive, but entertaining.

  • that end was great it shows how mankind is prgramed to be violent!

    and shows how one bad idea can lead to another and than a bad out come!

    iv seen it happen to pepole that just dont know better and will just never learn!

    i think this is some of derrens best work!

  • the best part was when they showed derrens dvd and was like yes!!!!!!!!

  • A show within a show?

    Take that, Nolan.

  • Argumental PLEASEEEE

  • HEY WHEN ARE YOU UPLOADING THE GUILT TRIP? HAHA I'M WAITING 4 U

  • Awesome!!! just stunningly made!

  • another masterpiece.

    my only issue is that people would go to a game show with the mentality of rather seeing the outrageous happen than boring everyday stuff. If Derren said we will make a pitbull attack him or he can date a model...ppl would choose the dog! But this show was all too true. too many times our individual character gets drowned out when we are surrounded by others and we all just become a mob!

  • Anyone think this experiment may have been based on Anonymous?

  • what a great guy to take all those knocks the way he did

    hemingway said ´the only beast at the bullfight is the crowd´

  • When the trolley went through, i went "*gasp* shit!"

  • I think that this is quite possibly the best thing Derren Brown has done so far. It is like a game-show adaptation of "The Wave".

    It would make excellent viewing material for school-classes, too.

  • great show.

  • Thanks!

  • Is this on Netflix?

  • first :)

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