ScoobyDoo555

fascinating programme, albeit somewhat apocalyptic!!
However, it does go to show that even with the amount of damage we as humans are meant to be doing to the planet (in comparison to what we've already done - chernobyll...), nature WILL prevail, and sort it all out.

Still, kinda wierd to see no human populous.....

Dan

ps still on C4 +1......

mykp

very good program. very interesting and I thought it was kinda amusing that the pyramids will still be here after everything "we" the modern society has built has crumbled and turned to rust or dust!

AshMurc

damn, just catching the last 15min -- looks interesting. Something eerily fascianting about imagining a world without humans... like seeing pics of chernoybll ghost town and stuff. No doubt i'll be able to catch it another 20 times on More 4 at some point!

Paul3446

The weird thing was, the longer the programme went on, the better the idea of earth without humans became.

The thought of oceans teeming with fish seemed so much more healthy than the state they are in now.

What I couldn't get my head round though was any scenario whereby humans die all at exactly the same time, but no animals do. I know that wasn't the point of the program, but if it couldn't happen that way, is there any point in speculating on it?

Dracoro

Apart from the Hoover Dam of course

Remember, the programme is about what "probably" will happen rather than what definitely will happen. I imagine that it'd be pretty close to the mark although I'd like to know how the zoo animals would escape...

corradoboy

Good program and fascinating, but I couldn't help wondering where we all went, instantly. Day 1 - pet dogs raid fridges and cupboards More like, pet dogs eat their owners rotting corpse. No bodies, no abandoned cars or crashed planes. I realise it was theoretical (or hypothetical ) but it diluted the concept by having our absence unrealistic.

MattN

Aliens could beam all the humans in to outer space. It could happen ...

shamrock

I only caught snippets of this program but wouldn't the Quarries, Mines and Landfill Sites still be evident in the future?

mykp

Not in the same state as they are now, that was what the program says.

The quarries would be full of water or covered in plants the mines would have collapsed or be full of water and the landfills would revert to jungle or similair after 10,000 years.

for those that want to watch it, its here:

Life After People | Channel4.com

OllyK

Viral pandemic.

bigvern

iTrader: (1)

I thought the reclaiming of nature was a bit too quick to start off with espcially when they showed Chernobyl (sp) and after 20 odd years is didn't seem as advanced as they were initially intimating. However baised on my neighbour's garden you'd have thought humans has gone a long while ago...

SJ_Skyline

Interesting programme. Looking at what would be left around by way of legacy after so many years they didn't mention space and what might happen to the hundreds of satelites in the vacum of space?

But cats evolving into a feline equivalent of flying squirels... I think that chap had been sniffing the lab ether