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Anyone been watching this? Series at 7 every day on BBC1. Team of divers going into underexplored territory by actually diving the Amazon. I reallly enjoy my scuba diving and aquatic life, so could be just me interested in this, but I doubt the BBC would commission a series just for me....Could happen, though. I won't rule it out.
Anyway, it unfortunately has Kate Humble gurning away at every moment, but once they actually start filming the animals, it's spectacular. Today they were after freshwater dolphins, giant otters, and a bloodsucking catfish that's been known to swim up a penis. Didn't swim up Kate Humble's, though.
Tomorrow I think they're going after an anaconda., and yesterday they were after a giant catfish called a jau. What I really like about this series, as morbid as this sounds, is that no divers have ever done this before. There was nearly an accident in a night dive today, and when they go under, they seriously have no idea what could be down there.
Maybe the anaconda will eat Kate Humble tomorrow.
Oh, and Paul "Withnail & I" McGann narrates. This is great, I can imagine him sauntering onto the screen and yelling at Kate Humble that she's not an expert on bulls.
Anyway, it unfortunately has Kate Humble gurning away at every moment, but once they actually start filming the animals, it's spectacular. Today they were after freshwater dolphins, giant otters, and a bloodsucking catfish that's been known to swim up a penis. Didn't swim up Kate Humble's, though.
Tomorrow I think they're going after an anaconda., and yesterday they were after a giant catfish called a jau. What I really like about this series, as morbid as this sounds, is that no divers have ever done this before. There was nearly an accident in a night dive today, and when they go under, they seriously have no idea what could be down there.
Maybe the anaconda will eat Kate Humble tomorrow.
Oh, and Paul "Withnail & I" McGann narrates. This is great, I can imagine him sauntering onto the screen and yelling at Kate Humble that she's not an expert on bulls.
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Jacques Cousteau owns any and all underwater type people.
If science could combine him with Steve Irwin, that would be almost as cool as a Blessed-Hauser hybrid
If science could combine him with Steve Irwin, that would be almost as cool as a Blessed-Hauser hybrid
Caught the end of it earlier. Wasn't anything special, although the clip of the giant anaconda did look interesting.
Anyone been watching this? Series at 7 every day on BBC1. Team of divers going into underexplored territory by actually diving the Amazon. I reallly enjoy my scuba diving and aquatic life, so could be just me interested in this, but I doubt the BBC would commission a series just for me....Could happen, though. I won't rule it out.
Anyway, it unfortunately has Kate Humble gurning away at every moment, but once they actually start filming the animals, it's spectacular. Today they were after freshwater dolphins, giant otters, and a bloodsucking catfish that's been known to swim up a penis. Didn't swim up Kate Humble's, though.
Tomorrow I think they're going after an anaconda., and yesterday they were after a giant catfish called a jau. What I really like about this series, as morbid as this sounds, is that no divers have ever done this before. There was nearly an accident in a night dive today, and when they go under, they seriously have no idea what could be down there.
Maybe the anaconda will eat Kate Humble tomorrow.
Oh, and Paul "Withnail & I" McGann narrates. This is great, I can imagine him sauntering onto the screen and yelling at Kate Humble that she's not an expert on bulls.
Anyway, it unfortunately has Kate Humble gurning away at every moment, but once they actually start filming the animals, it's spectacular. Today they were after freshwater dolphins, giant otters, and a bloodsucking catfish that's been known to swim up a penis. Didn't swim up Kate Humble's, though.
Tomorrow I think they're going after an anaconda., and yesterday they were after a giant catfish called a jau. What I really like about this series, as morbid as this sounds, is that no divers have ever done this before. There was nearly an accident in a night dive today, and when they go under, they seriously have no idea what could be down there.
Maybe the anaconda will eat Kate Humble tomorrow.
Oh, and Paul "Withnail & I" McGann narrates. This is great, I can imagine him sauntering onto the screen and yelling at Kate Humble that she's not an expert on bulls.
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