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'100 Humans': Actor Ryan Zamo recalls his time on Netflix's experimental reality show as 'Human Number 82'

The Emmy winning actor gave a little sneak peek into what the show is going to be all about and said the participants were all assigned numbers during the show

Netflix is coming up with yet another reality show titled '100 Humans'. It is a social experiment where 100 individuals will be a part of interactive experiments exploring sex, happiness, torture and all the other aspects of being human.

Not a lot of information is out about the show except for some details and this has left viewers on the edge of their seats in anticipation. The trailer for the show is up on Netflix .

It clocks a little over a minute and doesn't reveal too much apart from the hosts of the show Zainab Johnson, Sammy Obeid and Alie Ward kickstarting the experimental show with 100 individuals.

The participants are seen gearing up to undergo torture and inflict torture on other individuals, to get their memory tested, to figure out how to be happy among other aspects of what it is to be human.

People from various walks of life were scouted for the show and from what we know now is that one of the cast members is Emmy-award winning actor, Ryan Zamo.

Speaking about the show, Ryan shared, "If you've watched the show 'Brain Games' on Discovery Channel, its something like that, except way better. And to answer the question 'why is it called 100 humans?', using 100 people is the best way to get an accurate percentage if you’re conducting an experiment."

"For example, one of the experiments tested our memory, but the twist is that we were separated by age groups. We were all shocked when we found out which age group had the best memory, so I'm sure viewers will be too!"  

Giving a little sneak peek into the format of the show, Ryan said, "They also never addressed us by name, we didn't know each other's names until the show was over, I was just referred to as Human Number 82".

He added, "And I went into it just saying I was a business owner, I wanted people to connect with me on a personal level and not see me as an actor."

The cast of '100 Humans' includes teachers, stay-at-home moms, small business owners and almost anyone else typically found in society. By using everyday members of society from all walks of life, the new series will offer insight into frequently asked questions by people.

The 10-episode series premieres on March 13, 2020, only on Netflix.