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Coyote
Free Member

Ants. Wow.

Posted 15 years ago

40mpg
Full Member

Bees. Double wow.

Posted 15 years ago

chvck
Free Member

Bats

wow, also

Posted 15 years ago

coffeeking
Free Member

Robots, triple wow.

Posted 15 years ago

piedidiformaggio
Free Member

’tis a very good / interesting program and I will add;

fish – wow!

Truly stunning in HD

Posted 15 years ago

Stoner
Free Member

tried watching an epsiode on BBC iplayer (assuming we’re talking about the same thing)

how far down can they dumb natural history TV these days? Couldnt watch more than 10 minutes. Went back to my David Attenborough DVDs…

fantastic value TV at Â£120 for something really worth keeping, especially for the kids. 4,360 minutes (73 hrs! of proper quality TV)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Collection-David-Attenborough-Disc/dp/B000B3MJ1E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1231758091&sr=8-1

Add in Planet Earth for Â£25 (another 550 minutes) and the Blue Planet for Â£20 (535 minutes) and you have

5,445 minutes, 91 hrs of the best natural history TV every made for Â£1.80 an hour. Bargin IMO.

Posted 15 years ago

J0N
Free Member

Thought the images were brilliant but the narration script was pretty poor or was that just Tennants voice? 😕 It was OK as a programme. Obviously it was just a exercise in producing beautiful pictures. Wish I had HD.

Posted 15 years ago

neverfastenuff
Free Member

Only caught the bit with the fire ants – fascinating…

Posted 15 years ago

Cooroo
Free Member

Ants – scary. If those buggers take a dislike to you, you’re stuffed.

Posted 15 years ago