Donor Unknown: Uncanny Similarities Between Newfound Sibling
Clip: Season 13 Episode 2 | 2m 45s
The newfound siblings were amazed by their similarities when they finally meet.
From their big toes, affection for animals, and, of course, their eyebrows, the offspring of Donor 150 were amazed to discover what they had in common both in their appearances and personalities, raising intriguing questions about our understanding of parenthood and the strange power of our genetic connections.
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Donor Unknown: Uncanny Similarities Between Newfound Sibling
Clip: Season 13 Episode 2 | 2m 45s
From their big toes, affection for animals, and, of course, their eyebrows, the offspring of Donor 150 were amazed to discover what they had in common both in their appearances and personalities, raising intriguing questions about our understanding of parenthood and the strange power of our genetic connections.
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Donor Unknown: "Hello, I'm Your Sister. Our father Is Donor
Clip: S13 Ep2 | 3m 26s | A New York Times article became the catalyst for Donor 150's offspring to meet each other. (3m 26s)
Donor Unknown: On the Road with Donor 150
Clip: S13 Ep2 | 3m | While a friend fixes his camper, Jeffrey -- aka Donor 150 -- pauses to reflect on life. (3m)
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