| Blue Planet 21:55 - Nov 5 with 5053 views | colinallcars |
This week even surpassed last week's in my view. What a great programme. |  | | |  |
| Blue Planet on 23:00 - Nov 5 with 4329 views | PunteR |
What an amazing planet we live on.
Shame we're facking it up |  |
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| Blue Planet on 23:13 - Nov 5 with 4316 views | colinallcars |
The fish with the transparent head was the star of the show for me. He'd make a good centre forward ! | | | |
| Blue Planet on 23:20 - Nov 5 with 4311 views | PunteR |
| Blue Planet on 23:13 - Nov 5 by colinallcars |
The fish with the transparent head was the star of the show for me. He'd make a good centre forward ! |
watched the first one today. missed tonights.
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| Blue Planet on 10:28 - Nov 6 with 4198 views | olderR |
My shoulders tend to drop when I hear of another nat history series but that was a truly amazing programme. |  | | |
| Blue Planet on 11:52 - Nov 6 with 4146 views | WokingR |
| Blue Planet on 23:13 - Nov 5 by colinallcars |
The fish with the transparent head was the star of the show for me. He'd make a good centre forward ! |
Yeah, why have we never seen pictures of that before?
It was amazing.
Like something from outer space with its brains all on show in a big bubble with lights and everything |  | | |
| Blue Planet on 11:53 - Nov 6 with 4146 views | simmo |
Unbelievable show and extrapolating the theory to assume there's life on other planets that have the same hostile environments is truly exciting. Incredibly interesting and so well put together. |  |
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| Blue Planet on 12:43 - Nov 6 with 4089 views | hopphoops |
It was amazing. How that sea slug stuffing food into its face with all twelve arms at the same time doesn't put on weight I'll never know... the false killer whales and the dolphins joining forces like a hoolie alliance at Heston Services... maybe they were going to take on the giant squid, they were pretty feisty... transexual wrasse... |  |
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| Blue Planet on 17:17 - Nov 6 with 3991 views | smegma |
The two shrimp trapped inside the sponge , fish with transparent head, biggest squid you've ever seen ?? But my favourite was the sub going under a huge iceberg. |  | | |
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| Blue Planet on 19:34 - Nov 6 with 3909 views | jonno |
| Blue Planet on 23:13 - Nov 5 by colinallcars |
The fish with the transparent head was the star of the show for me. He'd make a good centre forward ! |
Absolutely brilliant programme. That fish reminded me of the the underwater vessels used by the Aquaphibians in "Stingray" (for older viewers!). |  | | |
| Blue Planet on 12:00 - Nov 7 with 3801 views | Dorse |
'Here, just off Brighton, using the latest state of the art long lens technology mounted on a stealth submersible, we can for the first time, observe the nudist beach in all its glory.'
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| 'What do we want? We don't know! When do we want it? Now!' |
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| Blue Planet on 07:48 - Nov 8 with 3672 views | kingsburyR |
Saw the first one last night.
Pure class.
Some of the camera work was amazing. |  |
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| Blue Planet on 19:43 - Nov 10 with 3526 views | CliveWilsonSaid |
Ok I watched the first one of these on Thursday. I have to say that I was a little disappointed. The footage and commentry was very good of course but I thought the music and sound effects were actually a bit sh1t. They seem to have used a generic Hollywood/Disney soundtrack cd and all the bangs and wallops during the 'exciting parts' were naff I thought. It didn't ruin it for me just made me realise how fcking great that 'Wild Ireland' programme was.
As for destroying the planet. Absolutely agree but can you imagine what banning or restricting the use of plastic bags and packaging and cardboard would do to our economy? It would make Brexit seem like fcking child's play! [Post edited 10 Nov 2017 19:48]
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| Blue Planet on 21:23 - Nov 12 with 3396 views | stevec |
Don't know if anyone's noticed but 8.50pm is always climate change warning time.
Bleached coral and homeless fish this week. I'll give them a home, on my fcking plate.
Shame, but wonder if the old fella might be losing his marbles. Comes to us all in the end I guess. |  | | |
| Blue Planet on 12:59 - Nov 13 with 3288 views | traininvain |
| Blue Planet on 21:23 - Nov 12 by stevec |
Don't know if anyone's noticed but 8.50pm is always climate change warning time.
Bleached coral and homeless fish this week. I'll give them a home, on my fcking plate.
Shame, but wonder if the old fella might be losing his marbles. Comes to us all in the end I guess. |
It's almost like Attenborough knows what he's talking about. Good job we have experts like stevec to set us straight. |  | | |
| Blue Planet on 13:30 - Nov 13 with 3245 views | stevec |
| Blue Planet on 12:59 - Nov 13 by traininvain |
It's almost like Attenborough knows what he's talking about. Good job we have experts like stevec to set us straight. |
“Homeless fish” he’s having a laugh. | | | |
| Blue Planet on 13:47 - Nov 13 with 3216 views | Phildo |
| Blue Planet on 21:23 - Nov 12 by stevec |
Don't know if anyone's noticed but 8.50pm is always climate change warning time.
Bleached coral and homeless fish this week. I'll give them a home, on my fcking plate.
Shame, but wonder if the old fella might be losing his marbles. Comes to us all in the end I guess. |
Are you one of these Russian bots everyone keeps talking about? If so how is the weather in Moscow its bloody freezing here today. |  | | |
| Blue Planet on 14:25 - Nov 13 with 3165 views | traininvain |
| Blue Planet on 13:30 - Nov 13 by stevec |
“Homeless fish” he’s having a laugh. |
It's a turn of phrase you plank. In this situation, homeless means natural habitat. | | | |
| Blue Planet on 14:25 - Nov 13 with 3164 views | hopphoops |
We are only just beginning to grasp the wonders of nature as we wipe it out.  | |
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| Blue Planet on 15:24 - Nov 13 with 3123 views | Sharpy36 |
My main problem with all this is why have we not seen a shopping trolley yet ? |  |
| 'You didn't know that was wrong, but now you do. If you do it again, I'll know you are doing it on purpose.' |
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| Blue Planet on 15:27 - Nov 13 with 3114 views | Mick_S |
| Blue Planet on 15:24 - Nov 13 by Sharpy36 |
My main problem with all this is why have we not seen a shopping trolley yet ? |
My son's lilo made a break for it a few years ago in Menorca - got to be around somewhere. (it was yellow). |  |
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| Blue Planet on 15:29 - Nov 13 with 3110 views | kensalriser |
I think on balance I'd probably back the world renowned naturalist David Attenborough over Steve fckin Ignorant off the internet. |  |
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| Blue Planet on 17:01 - Nov 13 with 3072 views | BlackCrowe |
| Blue Planet on 14:25 - Nov 13 by hopphoops |
We are only just beginning to grasp the wonders of nature as we wipe it out. |
I'm only just beginning to grasp the wonders of Stevec |  |
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| Blue Planet on 17:57 - Nov 13 with 3021 views | Dorse |
My mate's brother's cleaner goes out with a bloke who works with a lady who's boyfriend drinks with Attenborough's dentist. Reckons the whole thing is filmed at Weymouth Sea Life Centre. Straight up. Says you can see the reflection of a kid eating a Calippo in the bit with the octopus. Whole BBC is in on it. Budget cuts. | |
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| Blue Planet on 22:08 - Nov 13 with 2921 views | stevec |
| Blue Planet on 17:57 - Nov 13 by Dorse |
My mate's brother's cleaner goes out with a bloke who works with a lady who's boyfriend drinks with Attenborough's dentist. Reckons the whole thing is filmed at Weymouth Sea Life Centre. Straight up. Says you can see the reflection of a kid eating a Calippo in the bit with the octopus. Whole BBC is in on it. Budget cuts. |
He’s fckin right too, though I’m not convinced it’s a Calippo.
Whole programmes a sham | | | |
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