Blue planet: deep sea (bbc doc.)

I agree - Blue Planet was a masterpiece. My favourite segment would have to be the Sardine feeding frenzy off Natal, South Africa, with the dolphins, sharks, gannets, whales and sardines (of course...).
Do you have any favourite segments?

Don't worry. I know that the English and Australian versions of Blue Planet and Planet Earth are narrated by only the greatest, Attenborough.

Blue planet was definitely great, but I preferred his less glossy earlier series, just because I was sure what I was seeing was really there. Like when you see a leopard chasing a baboon nowadays, the chances are that it's two seperate events edited to look like single footage. That's why the baboon gets away most of the time. Like how do they know which way the animals are going to run, or which tree the baboon will climb? Of course i'm talking about second rate shows, not Attenborough's, he kinda insists on realism.

Hilarious! He has experienced several embarrassing moments out in the field, another example where he gets continuously charged by a territorial male Capercaillie (bird).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xSj5XcByuA

Originally posted by Justinian Is there a difference between what the british saw and what was shown in america?  I thought I saw that the british version had a male narrator while the one broadcast in america has sigourney weaver as narrator. Anyway I love this program, I saw it on sale for $50 but only had about 100 in my checking account at the time.  Now that its not so low I am definitely considering going back and buying a copy.   Edit:  I just realized what I am talking about is planet earth.