Superhuman - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Beyond the Imagination
Five contestants present talents, including memory and frog call skills.

More Than Meets the Mind
Five contestants show off talents, including impressive memorization and mathematics skills.

Believe the Unbelievable
Five new contestants demonstrate their insane talents, including photographic memory, recognizing bird calls and a unique translating ability.

Extreme Awareness
Five new contestants demonstrate their insane talents, including one challenge involving famed magicians Penn & Teller.

All Parts Extraordinary
Five new contestants showcase their incredible skills, from memorization to speed counting and facial recognition.

No Task Too Tall
Five new contestants demonstrate their extraordinary talents on the SUPERHUMAN stage. From a contestant who can memorize every detail of a set of keys used to unlock various doors to another who remembers the ice cream order of more than thirty students, the panelists are blown away by their talents. But when one contestant fails to complete a challenge, the studio audience struggles to determine who will win the grand prize of $50,000 dollars.

Powers of Destruction
Five new contestants demonstrate their extraordinary talents on the SUPERHUMAN stage. With the $50,000 grand prize on the line, another tough decision must be made.

Genius Knows No Boundaries
Five new contestants vie for the $50,000 grand prize.
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