Anyone watching Frozen Planet on BBC
26 October 2011, 09:40 PM
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Anyone watching Frozen Planet on BBC
Stunning, what the BBC do best.
Certainly isnt fun being a penguin or seal in Antarctica thats for sure.
Certainly isnt fun being a penguin or seal in Antarctica thats for sure.
26 October 2011, 10:01 PM
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Excellent!!
Poor bloody seal!! Clever bloody Killer Whales
Poor bloody seal!! Clever bloody Killer Whales
Attenborough is a legend and I will watch anything he does on the BBC, he canot be bettered.
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26 October 2011, 10:25 PM
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26 October 2011, 10:39 PM
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Damn!!!! Can't belive I missed this tonight. Knew it was on but I was out and completely forgot about it. Will deffo watch it next week!!!!!! Sounds like it was really good!
26 October 2011, 10:49 PM
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26 October 2011, 11:03 PM
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There will still be some bell ends who think the bbc license fee is poor value for money.
...however I was watching Grand designs. Will catch up with this on iplayer.....which my bargain tv license also pays for.
...however I was watching Grand designs. Will catch up with this on iplayer.....which my bargain tv license also pays for.
26 October 2011, 11:25 PM
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Just wish they would put the same effort into other their sport which has stagnated somewhat in the last 5 years.
26 October 2011, 11:51 PM
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The overall package is unbeatable, a great website, some of the better British TV productions and a multitude of national and local radio stations, bargain !!
Sadly they'll never compete sportswise, the money just isnt there.
MOTD though
The overall package is unbeatable, a great website, some of the better British TV productions and a multitude of national and local radio stations, bargain !!
Sadly they'll never compete sportswise, the money just isnt there.
MOTD though
27 October 2011, 12:25 AM
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I just think the format of a lot of programmes is getting dated. I'm a big snooker fan and the beeb do it well but its been the same commentary, graphics etc for at least 5 years and there are a few sports/programmes which need refreshing (top gear, motd, etc).
I also think that the bbc need to make use of BBC3 and 4 during daytime for things other than childrens tv. Theres 12 hours a day on 2 channels that arent used and this could provide a "sky sports news" style channel or maybe something with some classic bbc content that isnt like Dave.
I also think that the bbc need to make use of BBC3 and 4 during daytime for things other than childrens tv. Theres 12 hours a day on 2 channels that arent used and this could provide a "sky sports news" style channel or maybe something with some classic bbc content that isnt like Dave.
27 October 2011, 01:07 AM
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27 October 2011, 09:14 AM
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Need to get a USB hard drive for my Viera telly so I can record the HD stuff 
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damn it, missed it
have try catch up on bbc iplayer or something, or just get the boxset when its out, alrready got planet earth and life in cold blood on boxsets
probs seen a lot of the stuff though in other documentaries as im a nature and wild animal freak,haha
have try catch up on bbc iplayer or something, or just get the boxset when its out, alrready got planet earth and life in cold blood on boxsets
probs seen a lot of the stuff though in other documentaries as im a nature and wild animal freak,haha
27 October 2011, 10:06 AM
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Not seen it yet but have recorded it. I met David Attenborough a couple of months ago. He came to the opening of a new Dinosaur exhibition at Leicester Museum where my wife was involved in coordination the exhibition with her school. He was very approachable but did look like he's getting on a bit (though it was hot day), so respect for continuing to make great documentaries like this.
27 October 2011, 10:53 AM
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I get to watch East Mediterranean and Middle East telly on NileSat for up to 4 weeks per year, US telly in Florida for 2 weeks. They're sh1te! They make our BBC TV/radio/website/iplayer package look and sound fantastic!
With its remit to 'Educate, Entertain and Inform' the BBC is probably the last remaining thing at which Britain is arguably the 'Best in the World'.
The only thing is that right now the BBC is under threat from the Tories, who'd prefer we all went Sky. Though they've had to back off a bit, what with the Murdoch empire being in a bit of hot water over phone hacking.
Power to the Beeb!
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27 October 2011, 02:28 PM
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watched this at work, while i had some boring jobs to do, was amasing! love programs like this. couldn't help but laugh when the penguins were surfing was great fun! heheh
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