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‘Generation Cryo’ Season 1, Episode 5: ‘The Reunion’

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'Generation Cryo' Season 1, Episode 5- 'The Reunion'

“Generation Cryo” season 1, episode 5: “The Reunion” airs Monday  on MTV.

Coming up on the next episode, the kids take on the difficult task of telling their parents about the new information on the donor.

A full description of the show reads:

“The compelling, new, one-hour docu-series “Generation Cryo” explores the issues faced by a new generation of kids coming of age who were conceived via anonymous sperm donors and are redefining what it means to be a family. “Generation Cryo” will document the journey of 17-year-old Breeanna who recently logged onto the Donor Sibling Registry, a website dedicated to connecting sperm donor families, and learned that she has at least 15 half-siblings all fathered by the same anonymous donor, #1096.

Armed with this newly obtained information, Bree sets out to meet all of her half-brothers and sisters and encourages them to help her find out more about their donor. Along the way, what starts off as a meeting of strangers becomes an intense and emotional bonding of family.”

“Generation Cryo” season 1, episode 5 airs Dec. 23 10 p.m. EST, 9 p.m. CST on MTV.

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