BBC "The Blue Planet" series.....
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I know it's not new, but saw it many years ago on BBC2, when we had analogue TV....
See some of it again the other day (UKTV History were repeating it) on Digital TV (Freeview) and holy crap, it just looks SUPERB....
UKTV showed 4 episodes, and I got right into it, that I had to go download the entire series
Watched a couple more today (day off) and I don't remember it being this good!
It's just AMAZING the stuff they capture on video, and if I didn't know better, I'd have said half of it was pure CGI. But there's absolutely no computer input in this (apart from the views of earth from space to show climate changes) and the footage of the wildlife in the ocean, and on land, is unparralleled(sp) - simply STUNNING
That is all
See some of it again the other day (UKTV History were repeating it) on Digital TV (Freeview) and holy crap, it just looks SUPERB....
UKTV showed 4 episodes, and I got right into it, that I had to go download the entire series

Watched a couple more today (day off) and I don't remember it being this good!
It's just AMAZING the stuff they capture on video, and if I didn't know better, I'd have said half of it was pure CGI. But there's absolutely no computer input in this (apart from the views of earth from space to show climate changes) and the footage of the wildlife in the ocean, and on land, is unparralleled(sp) - simply STUNNING

That is all
got the dvd set and it looks simply amazing on a plasma
some wicked photography and makes you realise just how special our planet is and whats out there normal people dont know exists
some wicked photography and makes you realise just how special our planet is and whats out there normal people dont know exists
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BBC have announced that they will be releasing both The Blue Planet and the Planet Eart series on both HD-DVD and Blu-Ray, so you can expect those to be absolutely stunning
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I've not got the Planet Earth series yet (will do at some point I am sure)
Currently I am obsessed with the Coral episode of Blue Planet tho
Currently I am obsessed with the Coral episode of Blue Planet tho
David Attenborough is the best!!! Voice is so calm etc and u feel like i could listen to him all day explain about the earth
PRoper old skool guy.
Like any of the BBC wild life prog they are simple amazing! Everytime a new one come one.
What was the series last year with Attenborough in? Though that was Blue Planet. Anyway my mate from France was over and it came on the TV hes was gob smacked by it! Proper good programmes
PRoper old skool guy.Like any of the BBC wild life prog they are simple amazing! Everytime a new one come one.
What was the series last year with Attenborough in? Though that was Blue Planet. Anyway my mate from France was over and it came on the TV hes was gob smacked by it! Proper good programmes
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Rhys - Blue Planet was 2001, Planet Earth was last year (half showed in the spring, and half showed in November), both of which Attenborough narrated (tho he wasn't actually in it as such)
I grew up with Attenborough tho - all the "Wildlife on One" programmes I watched as a kid were done by him, and to be honest, unless he is presenting/narating it, I'm just not that interested in it! There's something about the calm excited urgency in his delivery that calms me - dunno why, he just does
I do find a lot of TV progs are just boring, and I lose interest very quickly in them, even if I watch with the best intentions, but if he's doing it, I find myself staying glued to it 
Also, if Attenborough is doing it, you know it will be quality, as he doesn't put his mark on just any old shit. He was director of programming for the Beeb for quite a few years (under his watch was when BBC2 became the first UK TV channel to broadcast in colour!) and has been working with and for them for 50-odd years!
I just think the man is a legend, and someone I would LOVE to meet and just sit and listen to for, well, forever
Big up rispec for Attenborough
I grew up with Attenborough tho - all the "Wildlife on One" programmes I watched as a kid were done by him, and to be honest, unless he is presenting/narating it, I'm just not that interested in it! There's something about the calm excited urgency in his delivery that calms me - dunno why, he just does

Also, if Attenborough is doing it, you know it will be quality, as he doesn't put his mark on just any old shit. He was director of programming for the Beeb for quite a few years (under his watch was when BBC2 became the first UK TV channel to broadcast in colour!) and has been working with and for them for 50-odd years!
I just think the man is a legend, and someone I would LOVE to meet and just sit and listen to for, well, forever

Big up rispec for Attenborough
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