'WHAT WOULD YOU DO?,' THE SERIES THAT REVEALS HOW PEOPLE BEHAVE WHEN THEY THINK NO ONE IS WATCHING, RETURNS FOR A BRAND-NEW SEASON WITH HOST JOHN QUIÑONES ON FEB. 18 ON ABC

Sara Haines and W. Kamau Bell Join as Guest Correspondents for Season 16

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You won't believe what people do when they think no one's watching! The hit hidden-camera series "What Would You Do?," hosted by ABC News' John Quiñones, returns to ABC for a historic 16th season on SUNDAY, FEB. 18 (10:01-11:00 p.m. EST) with episodes available the next day on Hulu. Quiñones welcomes guest correspondents Sara Haines, co-host of "The View," and W. Kamau Bell, cultural commentator and television host, as they observe how real people react when tricky situations and moral dilemmas arise in public settings.

"The staying power of 'What Would You Do?' can be summed up simply: it is the search for the hero inside all of us," said David Sloan, senior executive producer. "For nearly two decades, John Quiñones has artfully gone on this search to see who steps up and who steps away when ordinary people are confronted with an ethical dilemma. It's about pure intentions that spark thoughtful conversations and make for provocative and compelling television."

In the season premiere, bystanders grapple with a schoolteacher's side hustle on an adult-content site, objections to immigrants applying for work at a local coffee shop, a deli staffer dealing with a rude customer, breastfeeding in public and a man bothering a woman at the gym while working out.

"What Would You Do?" reveals how people behave when they think no one is watching by using hidden cameras to record real reactions to thought-provoking scenarios. The program brings audiences together, providing them with hope by showcasing the kindness of strangers. Now in season 16, the award-winning series is hosted by John Quiñones and produced by ABC News Studios and Walt Disney Television Alternative. Michaela Dowd and Grant Kahler are executive producers.

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