Blue Planet 2

[Pavilionaire]

Great programme, and although the era of HD doesn't do much for Attenborough's wrinkles it sure makes the nature come alive in a spellbinding way.

An amazing programme, this is EXACTLY why we need the BBC and the licence fee.

 

[Notters]

Was a little disappointed with Planet Earth II. Didn't seem to glow properly etc. This was excellent though.

 

[nicko31]

Great programme, and although the era of HD doesn't do much for Attenborough's wrinkles it sure makes the nature come alive in a spellbinding way.

An amazing programme, this is EXACTLY why we need the BBC and the licence fee.

Thought it was brilliant. 4 years in the making, the production is a documentary in itself

So many Beeb bashers out there these days, it gives viewers access to this stuff at a very reasonable price. Not content for only those can afford it, while lining the pockets of tax dodging multi-nationals

 

[AmexRuislip]

Great programme, and although the era of HD doesn't do much for Attenborough's wrinkles it sure makes the nature come alive in a spellbinding way.

An amazing programme, this is EXACTLY why we need the BBC and the licence fee.

Perhaps, but the man has been and seen things that we mere mortals dream of.
Great prog though

 

[GOM]

Finally watched it last night on my recently acquired large 4k TV. Whether it was the upscaling or not the pictures were spectacular. Looking forward to more.

 

[rigton70]

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Sharks attack the sub there in.

And link.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5049495/Frenzied-school-sharks-batter-Blue-Planet-SUBMARINE.html

 

[AmexRuislip]

WOW another amazing showing

 

[Beach Hut]

Stunning

 

[Wardy's twin]

Absolutely incredible

 

[Wrong-Direction]

WOW another amazing showing [emoji106]

Was that the second episode tonight? My misses says she's seen 3!

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[perseus]

Fantastic pics. Need a new script writer. Attenborough out, Sorry!

 

[Easy 10]

The footage of the sharks feeding on the SPERM whale was incredible. Liked the squids as well. But the rest of tonights episode was a bit...meh. I know thats heresay, but I'm not that fussed about rocks, molluscs and plankton. Looking forward to it getting back to the real life drama with some PROPER animal action like we had in the first episode.

And I want to see some PUFFINS

 

[The Large One]

The footage of the sharks feeding on the SPERM whale was incredible. Liked the squids as well. But the rest of tonights episode was a bit...meh. I know thats heresay, but I'm not that fussed about rocks, molluscs and plankton. Looking forward to it getting back to the real life drama with some PROPER animal action like we had in the first episode.

And I want to see some PUFFINS

WHAT? How could you forget the fish with the see-through head? You could see all his gizmos working in his bonce, all the while he can look everywhere without being impeded by not having a see-through head.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Was that the second episode tonight? My misses says she's seen 3!

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Only two so far, I don't think Blue Planet 3 has been commissioned yet!

 

[doogie004]

Only two so far, I don't think Blue Planet 3 has been commissioned yet!

Think there was a teaser programme before the main one started not sure though


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[Surf's Up]

WHAT? How could you forget the fish with the see-through head? You could see all his gizmos working in his bonce, all the while he can look everywhere without being impeded by not having a see-through head.

Absolutely crazy!! Evolution on steroids!

 

[Easy 10]

WHAT? How could you forget the fish with the see-through head? You could see all his gizmos working in his bonce, all the while he can look everywhere without being impeded by not having a see-through head.

Yes, the sunroof noggin was impressive. Bonkers.

 

[Goldstone1976]

Another fantastic episode tonight - the hypnotising cuttlefish, and the symbiotic relationship between the octopus and grouper being particular treats. It was very funny when the producer said that they were in French Polynesia but they couldn’t say exactly where, as they’d agreed to keep the location secret, 15 seconds before pulling up to a jetty with a sign reading “Tetamanu Diving”.

 

[sjamesb3466]

Another masterpiece. Should be forced watching to anyone who asks why we have to pay for a TV licence. Would never be made by ITV or C4 and worth every penny.

My only sadness is that one day I will have to live without Attenborough bringing me new natural world documentaries. It will be a sad day.

 

[perseus]

Bobbit Worm could have had a better cameraman!