Frozen Planet
jim453
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If you're not watching this you're making a mistake.
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Orly !"Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
Am watching now with series link and auto view set up in the box.0
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i'm watching a documentary about syd field. but i have ice in my whisky.The dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.0 -
Glad I'm not a seal!0
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jim453 wrote:If you're not watching this you're making a mistake.
bbc iPlayer is a wonderful invention. I'll watch it on there later0 -
If it's about climate change then i suggest you also watch this:
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/up-in-smoke/4od
"Slash-and-burn farming generates more carbon emissions than all air and road travel combined."
There a solution...(??) And it goes far beyond the issue of climate change. A fine example of appropriate technical assistance that desperately needs funding.0 -
Chapeau to the divers towards the end - rare piece of skill.
Pictures of the meltwater flowing over the Greenland ice sheet were stunning.
One criticism - much of the commentary is average.
But the visuals are a poem."Consider the grebe..."0 -
Yet another series of spectacular filming....bring the far reaches of this earth into our homes...absolutely brillant...Sir David Attenbough never seems to fail at grasping my attention...what a fascinating place 'Antartica' is0
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Even though it only made a short appearance that Great Grey Owl looked BLOODY AMAZING on my big telly. So glad the cat never so it - he goes nuts at Springwatch
The program sounded amazing too!0 -
How people can whine about their licence fee when it gives us this I'll never understand.
Sky subscription is shedloads more and they dont make programmes like this.0 -
Superb bit of telly, those killer whales were awesome. The look in the eyes of that seal as it knew its fate and was dragged under, exhausted and beaten.
Edit: Agree with cougie - compared to Sky the beeb is a bargain. Particularly if you use the website and listen to their local radio.0 -
thegreatdivide wrote:Even though it only made a short appearance that Great Grey Owl looked BLOODY AMAZING on my big telly. So glad the cat never so it - he goes nuts at Springwatch
The program sounded amazing too!
ERRrr iPlayer and a video camera and You tube.
Purrlease"Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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cougie wrote:How people can whine about their licence fee when it gives us this I'll never understand.
Sky subscription is shedloads more and they dont make programmes like this.
+1. The Beeb gets a lot of stick but in its defence it does some truly excellent stuff and is often streets ahead of the other two terrestrial channels. I'm no longer with Sky as, any Murdoch-related issues aside, I thought it was money for old rope. Pineapple Dance Studios - enough said.
David"It is not enough merely to win; others must lose." - Gore Vidal0 -
Anybody else laugh out loud at the Bison incident?
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McBoom wrote:Anybody else laugh out loud at the Bison incident?
:twisted:A person who aims at nothing is sure to hit it
Canyon Aeroad 7.0 summer missile
Trek 2.1 winter hack0 -
Great way to start the day...sort out the risk assessment for divers on a volcano in the Antarctic under the ice, underwater and surrounded by killer whales0
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No risk assessment or method statement could be approved for that
Can you imagine the comments box at the end, if all does go wrong death is certain
the insuramnce company would poop themselves!0 -
hulla the hulla wrote:McBoom wrote:Anybody else laugh out loud at the Bison incident?
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imagine getting rear ended by a 3 ton charging bison whilst getting ripped apart by a pack of wolves.... now that is a bad day at the office !A person who aims at nothing is sure to hit it
Canyon Aeroad 7.0 summer missile
Trek 2.1 winter hack0 -
McBoom wrote:Anybody else laugh out loud at the Bison incident?
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Yeah - whoops there's one on the ground - have him.
it's a hard life if you don't weaken.0 -
Stunning... my mate is one of the underwater cameramen (Doug Anderson) and, in the last 2 years, has spent over 6 months in Antarctica filming... I was very proud of him.
Was watching the melt rivers in Greenland thinking I wonder why no-one has ever done a kayak expedition.... and then it suddenly dropped down a mile deep hole.
Amazing stuff!0 -
Amazing as always with these documentaries, although slightly horrific. When the seal got slowly pulled off the ice at the end it was reminiscent of a horror film, pretty evil actually. :shock:0
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Loved the grimpeur penguin outpacing the rouleur seal
The bison incident was classic- AV IT!!!!!!Norfolk, who nicked all the hills?
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Magnificent as always from the Beeb.
Couldn't help but feel sorry for that poor old seal though.....0 -
LeicesterLad wrote:Amazing as always with these documentaries, although slightly horrific. When the seal got slowly pulled off the ice at the end it was reminiscent of a horror film, pretty evil actually. :shock:
Was quite disturbing to watch the final seconds. The power of the scene helped by David Attenborough's commentary... "Game over..."0 -
Did you just see those two idiots in that toy boat when the killer whales were trying to knock them off with a wave? :P
Producer; get in the dingy quick and go out and film them.
Me; no.0 -
Stewie Griffin wrote:Did you just see those two idiots in that toy boat when the killer whales were trying to knock them off with a wave? :P
Producer; get in the dingy quick and go out and film them.
Me; no.
I would have muddied the waters for sure!
Those guys are insane! Brilliant but insane!0 -
Obviously during last weeks episode BR was down, so it didn't get a mention, but...who cracked up watching that theiving penguin?0