Primetime: What Would You Do?

They don't hit a home run every time but WWYD is always intriguing. I'm amazed at those who decide to act appropriately as well as those who don't act at all. Not every scenario can be compelling, and how could they. The point is that they set up controversial scenarios that give you an insight to us as social creatures while also creating topics for discussion.

People have enough to deal with. They do not need to be thrust into situations where they are manipulated into getting involved into things that are not their business. If I realized I was being linked like this - on camera no less, John Goofball Quihones would be wearing a drink on his head. It's not ok. Leave people alone and stop encouraging them to stick their noses into other people's business. There's more than enough of that in the world already.

Ay em Dee bee, drop your stupid six hundred character requirement. Ay em Dee bee, drop your stupid six hundred character requirement. Ay em Dee bee, drop your stupid six hundred character requirement.

It's an interesting show.

Just feel like they want and only want to show people sucking up to be the hero on few segments which isn't realistic in the real world. People are nasty.

Verdict: They just found another way to use people as pawns for entertainment.

It has overstayed it's welcome. They're starting to recycle the same actors and even the same scenarios. They're doing it so much so that some of the participants are even starting to catch saying things like, "This is like that show, 'What Would You Do?'" or "I knew something was off." That's how you know you should go! There's no longer the element of surprise. The scenarios are so over the top as well as the actors/actresses. And I've asked since I started watching the show off and on with my family whether people are really that nosy. I'm sure there have been many situations similar to this where I've heard a parent in the store being too stern or their kids being too wild, or where I should have stopped to help or I overheard a disturbing conversation. But I mind my own business! Everyone doesn't always like or appreciate your intervention. I don't think that makes me uncaring or oblivious just because I don't jump into everyone's conversation and confront someone who obviously has issues. Finally, I feel like they have an agenda as they address a certain issue every episode. I understand bringing things to light, but every episode?

This show is great! Love seeing the reactions to real life situations. I don't know why people are dogging on this show so much in the reviews. Yes, the later season episodes are a bit lackluster when compared to the earlier seasons, but I don't think it's that bad!