'WHAT WOULD YOU DO?' TRAVELS TO NORTH CAROLINA WITH SCENARIOS FEATURING RELIGIOUS, RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AND MORE

'What Would You Do?' Airs Friday, September 8, on ABC

"What Would You Do?" uses actors to create provocative situations and hidden cameras to capture people's genuine reactions. Anchor John Qui�ones explores the choices people make when faced with these tough and sometimes uncomfortable scenarios. Friday night, "What Would You Do?" hits the road, traveling to North Carolina to observe how people in the area will react to the following scenarios.

"What Would You Do?" airs FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EDT), on ABC.

Friday, September 8, scenarios include:

· A white woman with an adopted black child is being harassed by an onlooker who doesn't believe she should be the parent to the child of another race. How will passersby react?

· A sales clerk is discriminating against a Sikh man because of his religious garb. Will other customers stand-up for him?

· A veteran is checking out at a grocery store but does not have enough cash to buy the groceries. What will the other shoppers do?

· At a bar two women are scheming to take advantage of a man sitting alone. They drag him and try to lure him to leave with them. How will the other patrons react to the women trying to rob him?

· A bartender is treating the bar as her own personal space - taking sips out of drinks, sneezing into drinks, etc. How will customer react?

"What Would You Do?" is executive produced by Danielle Rossen for Lincoln Square Productions.