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>> everybody is torn. nobody thought that this was a lot of fun or something they enjoy doing. but they could not find a way to stop themselves from going along with it. >> the blind obedience in this case is being compared to the behavior of german soldiers ordered to commit atrocities insisted nazi concentration camps. in fact the show's whole premise is based on an experiment from yale back from the 1960s, which used a similar method. in the yale experiment, the people inflicting the painful shocks thought the electricity was real, too. that didn't stop two-thirds of them from giving the ma...

In the yale experiment, the people inflicting the painful shocks thought the electricity was real, too. that didn't stop two-thirds of them from giving the maximum shock available, 400 volts. >> most people will in fact act in this horrendous way and press the shock levers that they think is delivering very dangerous, if not, lethal electric shocks to another person. the moral there is not that people are horrible or that we're brutal or sadistic individuals, the lesson is, really that in certain circumstances in the right situation, the average, typical, well-adjusted person will act in these...

That didn't stop two-thirds of them from giving the maximum shock available, 400 volts. >> most people will in fact act in this horrendous way and press the shock levers they think are delivering very dangerous if not lethal electric shocks to another person. the moral there is not that people are brutal or sadistic individuals, the lesson is really that in certain circumstances, in the right situation, the average typical well-adjusted person will act in these horrendous ways. >> reporter: one added element in the french game showcase, contestants had to sign a contract agreeing to obey order...

It. >> reporter: the blind obedience in this case is being compared to the behavior of german soldiers ordered to commit atrocities inside the nazi concentration camps. in fact, the show's whole premise is based on an experiment from yale back in the 1960s which used a similar method. in the yale experiment, the people inflicting the painful shocks thought the electricity was real, too. that didn't stop two-thirds of them from giving the maximum shock available, 400 volts. >> most people will, in fact, act in this horrendous way and press the shock levers that they think are delivering very da...

Experiment from yale back in the 1960s. the people inflicting the painful shocks thought the electricity was real too, that didn't stop two thirds of them from giving the maximum shock available, 400 volts. >> most people will in fact act in this horrendous way and press the shock lever that they think are delivering very dangerous if not lethal electric shocks to another person. the moral there is not that people are brutal or sadistic individuals, the lesson is really that in certain circumstances, the right situation, the average, typical, well-adjusted person will act in these horrendous w...