Prehistoric Planet

[Arilyn]

Just finished this amazing mini series. Wow! Looks so real. I loved the raptors hunting pterosaurs on the cliffs and the triceratops going into the caves. I'm planning on watching it all again soon.

 

[Tonguez]

Yeah I just started watching and its awesome so far, the raptors dropping down the cliff was inspired

 

[aco175]

In case anyone else was confused, it is an Apple TV show called Prehistoric Planet, here.

I clicked on the thread thinking it might be about a campaign set on a prehistoric planet. I did see it in the Talk & Media tab.

 

[Richards]

This looks good (I watched all the promos) and I hope to be able to see it some time - I don't subscribe to streaming services, so I'll hold out hope it comes out on DVD eventually.

But as much as I love David Attenborough (and he does a great job, as always), I can never get over how much his voice sounds like "dignified Winnie the Pooh."

Johnathan

 

[Arilyn]

This looks good (I watched all the promos) and I hope to be able to see it some time - I don't subscribe to streaming services, so I'll hold out hope it comes out on DVD eventually.

But as much as I love David Attenborough (and he does a great job, as always), I can never get over how much his voice sounds like "dignified Winnie the Pooh."

Johnathan

Apple TV offers a one week free trial.

Dignified Winnie the Pooh!

 

[Eltab]

But as much as I love David Attenborough (and he does a great job, as always), I can never get over how much his voice sounds like "dignified Winnie the Pooh."

David Attenborough (on land) and Jacques Cousteau (underwater) is who I expect to hear narrating any nature documentary.