What Would You Do?: Season 10 (2015)

In the Season 10 premiere, a scenario involving race appropriate toys is featured; diners witness a meeting between a teenage girl and an online predator; a mom embarrasses her daughter while clothing shopping; a bartender violates a customer's privacy; and bowlers receive the wrong shoes from an inept clerk.

Scenarios include a parent treating her foster child differently than her biological children; a young white woman being scolded for her urban style; a father pressuring his kid to do something that's clearly dangerous; and a mom apologizing to her son for not being able to afford a toy she promised him. Also: A clerk at an ice cream parlor displays poor hygiene right in front of his customers.

Scenarios include a nail tech refusing to touch a woman with a noncontagious skin disorder; a boy being peer-pressured into chugging cough syrup at a restaurant; parents publicly blaming their child for their divorce; an emotional breakup; and a baker who put her own spin outlandish on cake orders.

Included: a vineyard's paying customers react to a Latino day laborer joining them for lunch; a crying baby is brought into a nice restaurant; a man fakes a fall in a grocery store; a woman uses a table at a coffee shop as her personal office; and a mother lets her children run wild in a clothing boutique.

Scenarios include a young girl informing her mother that she feels like a boy on the inside; a musically gifted child being criticized by his parent; a romantic dinner at a restaurant being interrupted by a flirtatious server; and teenagers encouraging their "friend" to lose some weight, or else.

Scenarios include an attractive young woman asking men to be her boyfriend to appease her mother; a sibling bullying her adopted younger sister who's of a different race; a customer takes money out of a coffee-shop tip jar to pay an order; an elderly shopper at a grocery store asks strangers for help and then peppers them with questions; and a Hispanic man and his Caucasian girlfriend are chastised by a fellow Texas restaurant customer, a Hispanic woman, for not dating someone of their own race.

A trip to Texas includes visits to Austin, Blanco and San Antonio. Scenarios include an atheist asking a family not to pray in public; a negative reaction to two cowboys kissing at a BBQ restaurant; a father trying to buy his 7-year-old son a gun; a military veteran who doesn't have enough money to pay for his groceries; and a street musician making up rude lyrics about passersby.

Scenarios include teens using e-cigarettes; a hibachi cook who is terrible at his job; a bossy little girl behaving rudely at a clothing boutique; a crying baby left in a hot car; and a mom being criticized for taking her young son for a manicure.

Bystanders react to a young boy and his imaginary friend; diners deal with a waiter who is distracted by girlfriend troubles; a stranger tries to talk a pregnant woman out of letting a same-sex couple adopt her baby; two college students are observed putting a date rape drug in a drink; and a groom behaves badly while "helping" his fiancée shop for dresses.