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Just a heads up for those of us who love nature.
Sir David Attenboroughs new series Seven Worlds, One Planet Starts on BBC 1 this month 27th October on BBC.
The series will be broadcast over seven weeks, and marks the first time BBC Studios' prestigious Natural History Unit has explored all of the planet's continents in a single series.
Even better, the musical score will be written and performed by the wonderful Hans Zimmer.
I can't wait 
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Thanks for the heads up @Cleoriff
Definitely on my "to watch" TV listings...
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This is one of those that is on my 'must watch' list so thanks for the heads up @Cleoriff
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I'll be watching this as well for sure, thanks for the heads up @Cleoriff, I wasn't aware it was coming up! 
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Will look out for it thatnks for letting us know about it @Cleoriff
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Just a reminder. This starts on Sunday at 9pm.
Mind you it clashes with the Mexican F1 so I will record it. .
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It will have to be catch up for me as I too will be watching F1 and have no way of recording things now.
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If anyone missed this tonight, it was pretty stunning, though emphasis was yet again on the damage climate change is doing to our world and wildlife.
You just have to be in awe of the work produced by the teams who travel to the far reaches of the world to film these series.
Tonight it was Antarctica. We saw penguins and their fight against nature with ever decreasing ice floes and leopard seals looking for a quick meal.
Albatross and their chicks, humpback whales, seals and life under the sea. etc etc.
Now they are using drones, to get overhead views (and reduce carbon footprint using less helicopters)
Really awesome and often harrowing viewing.
To see the cameramen and producers who have been coming back to this part of the world for up to 30 years in tears when they saw how ice has turned to mud and the penguin population is dying off in certain areas, was tragic.
However, it's compulsive viewing.
A review and more here...
