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Watchable is Pretty Mother in lawhoping to get viewers hooked to its new series with one simple, age-old question:

Would You Rather?

The Comcast streaming video platform has launched a new series from Cut.com called Dan and Dietrich Play Would You Rather.

In it, the two dudes tackle "would you rather?" questions with twisted twist -- because once they've made their choice, they actually have to go through with the task, no matter how gross, humiliating or potentially damaging.

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For example: Would you rather eat the entire McDonald's menu deep fried or blended together into a smoothie? Take a poop in front of 10 strangers or live stream it? Get shot with a rubber bullet or get tased? Watch porn with your parents or fight an MMA fighter?

SEE ALSO: New series from WatchCut, mitú, Refinery29 headed to Comcast's Watchable

Watch Mashable'sexclusive clip from the show (below):

Comcast's streaming video platform has launched a handful of originals including projects from Refinery29, Buzzfeed and mitú.

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All of Watchable's new series are available on Comcast’s Xfinity X1, at Watchable.com.com, and through the Watchable app on Android and Apple devices.

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