Planet Earth (not) Live: 7.50pm (days and times may vary) on BBC1

[Kate!]

Presented by Richard Hammond, and Julia Bradbury. Part One of 8.The Bears of North America plus much more.

Part two on Wednesday at 7.30pm.

This is amazing, I love nature programmes. These monkeys are fascinating.

[Harry!]

I am watching :D

[Kate!]

Aw, bless,

RIP baby elephant. How sad. Loved seeing the other two with the herd, amazing to see the bond between the elder and baby elephants.

The poaching makes my blood boil, hopefully the radio collars fitted to the cubs Grace and Sky will stop it from happening in this case at least.

[Niamh.]

N'aww all the single moms :(

[arista]

Presented by Richard Hammond, and Julia Bradbury. Part One of 8.The Bears of North America plus much more.

Part two on Wednesday at 7.30pm.

This is amazing, I love nature programmes. These monkeys are fascinating.


You need to Edit your Title
10% Live only


"Why did they bother? BBC attacked by viewers for 70 minute 'live' wildlife show that was 50 minutes pre-recorded
The show which ran for over an hour, only featured about 20 minutes of live broadcast and a few buffalo in night vision
Billed by many as a waste of funding and time - without the buffalo shots the only live part was the presenters talking to each other on camera"

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2141323/BBC-faces-backlash-live-wildlife-featuring-real-time-footage-hardly-animals--plenty-camera-time-presenters.html#ixzz1uMWysV7s

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/05/08/article-2141323-12FD65DA000005DC-757_634x344.jpg

[Kate!]

I didn't say it was live in the title :conf: That's the name of the show, although I agree it is misleading, but that's what they've called it nonetheless (cheeky buggers)

[Kate!]

on tonight. thread title changed to avoid misleading. :D