Just Sharing This Blue Planet II comes to iPlayer in 4K HDR

A

Archive-8

Guest
The BBC's Blue Planet II programme is to become its first TV series to be made available in 4K resolution and high dynamic range (HDR) colour via its iPlayer catch-up service.

All seven episodes of the marine-themed show are being made available to UK-based owners of select TVs.

28BEFBAB-7FAE-4954-9179-EB4FC81EB38E.webp

Read More:

Blue Planet II comes to iPlayer in 4K HDR
 
Fab series spoilt only by the eco-preaching.

Plastic in oceans clearly needs tackling, but much of the propaganda on other issues was unproven and self-serving. I'm surprised someone like Attenborough is obliged to stoop to the sort of stuff you'd expect Packham to come out with.
 
Fab series spoilt only by the eco-preaching.

Plastic in oceans clearly needs tackling, but much of the propaganda on other issues was unproven and self-serving. I'm surprised someone like Attenborough is obliged to stoop to the sort of stuff you'd expect Packham to come out with.

Propaganda / man causes mass extinction through sloth was done to death a few years ago. I had a lot of respect for Carwardine, but then he decided on a reboot of Last Chance to See alongside somebody whose transport of choice is a TX4, and utterly determined to wipe out a colony of apes with man-flu.
 
Fab series spoilt only by the eco-preaching.

Plastic in oceans clearly needs tackling, but much of the propaganda on other issues was unproven and self-serving. I'm surprised someone like Attenborough is obliged to stoop to the sort of stuff you'd expect Packham to come out with.

Quite; Watched the first one but haven't watched any more for that reason.
 
On the contrary I find it refreshing that the series hasn't shied away from telling it like it is. The original series only mentioned global warming as an afterthought for fear of upsetting people. This time they're not making that mistake.
 
Quite; Watched the first one but haven't watched any more for that reason.

Despite what the Listings promised, I wasn't unduly disheartened by tonight's offering. The first fifty minutes did include much irrefutable factual content about things that are changing and their causes, but sadly the final ten minutes degenerated into the by now predictable poorly constructed propaganda and skewed logic that diminishes science.

Overall, however, the "inform and educate" elements largely prevailed, much to the credit of most of those involved.
 
Are you suggesting it went wayne over his head ...... ? :-deadhorse
 
Ah yes, I did see that snippet a couple of weeks back, just failed to recall the name of it.
 
Back
Top