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Greenlit: The Human Family Tree, National Geographic

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    The Human Family Tree (1×120′) – Kevin Bacon narrates this documentary that aims to trace the ancestral footsteps of humanity by taking DNA From 200 random strangers on a single street on a single day in one of the most diverse parts of the world – Queens, NY, and finding out if they have more in common ancestrally, than just a zip code.

    According to Cynopsis, to publicize the programme among advertisers, Nat Geo took DNA samples from more than 600 advertising execs in the USA. It turns out  “9% of the women shared an ancestor with Comedy Central’s Stephen Colbert and 40% of the men shared an ancestor with U2′s Bono.”

    Channel: National Geographic

    TX: 30th August 2009

    Source: Cynopsis

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