Life

Did anyone watch it before?

I didn't see part 1 but it was 2 tonight - Reptiles and Amphibians.

Mint it was! For someone that's not usually remotely interested in animals etc I bloody loved it.

The camera work is incredible it has to be said. Everything almost looked unreal the quality is that good.

Felt sorry for that buffalo - but then again that's nature isn't it. It can be a cruel thing.

Saw it last week.  Was cracking stuff. Completely forgot about it tonight.  Off to iPlayer I go.

Here's last weeks

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00ncr13/Life_Challenges_of_Life/

Superb JD, shall watch that tomorrow me thinks.

Get on it definately, very good episode tonight!

Absolutely amazing some of the stuff that goes on and you don't have a clue about. Almost makes me feel bad, like I should know about these things!

Did anyone watch it before?

I didn't see part 1 but it was 2 tonight - Reptiles and Amphibians.

Mint it was! For someone that's not usually remotely interested in animals etc I bloody loved it.

The camera work is incredible it has to be said. Everything almost looked unreal the quality is that good.

Felt sorry for that buffalo - but then again that's nature isn't it. It can be a cruel thing.

It's an absolutely stunning programme, the footage on flying fish in the 1st one was unbelievable (Jeff)

Shows the full effects of HD.

Agreed.

Did you watch the one tonight mate? If so, what did you make of the Dragon things eating the Buffalo?

I actually found it really sad even though that's just the way things are. I think it's the way it died more than anything.

One thing's for sure though - I couldn't do the job that them camera men do. Hats off to them, having to sit round for weeks sometimes before anything even happens. I couldn't do that. Nor could I stand watching some of the things that go on in real life probably.

Looking forward to watching this series, we are recording the whole series, from the trailers I've seen, it looks awesome.

Then again, anything with David Attenborough is always top notch, I love that man's calming voice, he's wonderful.

Both episodes have been totally boss!

Glad I watched it tonight

Weekly thing is it? Every Monday?

Yeah. Make sure you watch the first one before it gets taken down. It had lions in it (roar).

Yeah. Make sure you watch the first one before it gets taken down. It had lions in it (roar).

And Monkeys.

Any links for us OOT?

Its quality why cant we have more stuff like that rather than the constant drivel soaps and reality tv crap.Is it on HD on the BBC iplayer?.

Brilliant series this.

Already looking forward to next Monday.

Seen the first one the other night. Gonna watch the latest one in bed on my phone tomorrow morning. Perfect start to Saturday I reckon!

Boss stuff.

Quality again tonight.

The amount of things I've learned since I tuned into this is fantastic, I've been amazed by most of it.

Any links for us OOT?

I think you can use UK proxies to watch it can't you?

Quality series, I've been watching them and recording them to watch with my kids at the weekend. The camera work and sound recordings are incredible, especially when filming close up. Did you see that scene where a Pigmy Newt was standing on a leaf and a beatle came stomping past? Wow. Makes me glad I forked out for Sky+ HD and an LCD!

I love David Attenborough's voice

On tonight at 9pm.

Looking forward to it!

Anyone get onto those mudskipper eggs with their little eyes?

Anyone get onto those mudskipper eggs with their little eyes?

I was mezmorized. Although to be fair, I was for most of the program - same could be said for whole series!

I was thinking also - they say everything happens for a reason, and when I watch stuff like this, I tend to think that ideology is true.

Look at those waterfall climbing fish for example - isn't it weird how they're gifted with the capability of doing that simply because they need to?

Very good must take some making

Look at those waterfall climbing fish for example - isn't it weird how they're gifted with the capability of doing that simply because they need to?

Was it a gift or did they evolve to do it? I don't want to get into an argument about it because I'll be ranting for hours but even the most religious people should take time to read up on evolutionary 'theory' and then these sort of things will make sense. I know that Attenborough for one is very much a believer in evolution and Life does a great job of highlighting the ways in which species have evolved to survive and prosper in their respective environments.

By the way, I was mesmerized by the mudskippers altogether!

Was it a gift or did they evolve to do it?

What I was asking myself too. Really is interesting.

It's on again tonight I think, but I'll be watching/following the Liverpool game.

Maybe I'll watch it tomorrow on iPlayer or something.

I'm working but will be recording it. Might save it until the weekend and watch it with my kids, they love it too

Good old BBC

Very good must take some making

Gang of (mainly) fellas.  Few months away pissing about with tents, boats, cameras and probably shed loads of ale.  And they get paid for it. 

Nice.

Gang of (mainly) fellas.  Few months away pissing about with tents, boats, cameras and probably shed loads of ale.  And they get paid for it. 

Nice.

Bet they f***in stink though after a week.

Bet they f***in stink though after a week.

You wanna smell yourself before you spout sh*te like that.

You wanna smell yourself before you spout sh*te like that.

Allright.

Calm down.

No. I will not.