#SevenWorldsOnePlanet has taken audiences by storm.
The weekend produced a lot of great TV viewing (which mainly included football and rugby)…
But while many people were on the edge of their seats watching the sport, others sat back and marvelled at yet another excellent David Attenborough documentary.
#SevenWorldsOnePlanet aired on BBC One, and as is almost always the case with Attenborough-created documentaries, people loved it.
The first episode of the seven-part series followed the continent of Antarctica, while occasionally making reference to the ongoing climate emergency, but for the most part just showing nature at its most incredible.
And if you missed it, don’t worry – the BBC have for some reason released a compilation of dozens of penguins … doing their business, and added it to some cheerful music.
Take a look, unless you happen to be eating your dinner at the minute…
Nature's answer to Jackson Pollock anyone? 💩🐧#SevenWorldsOnePlanet pic.twitter.com/3LvscdUNCv
— BBC One (@BBCOne) October 27, 2019
Naturally, people took to Twitter to praise the first episode of the show:
#SevenWorldsOnePlanet already has all the hallmarks of classic #DavidAttenborough. Cute baby penguins, stunning scenery and the soothing tones of Sir David. With a clear and sombering message 'This may be the most critical moment for life on Earth since the continents formed'. pic.twitter.com/SxEGjj2Jql
— Paul Dunphy Esquire. 🏳️🌈 (@pauldunphy) October 27, 2019
Truly outstanding and shocking television. We have all got to do whatever we can to save this incredible and beautiful planet and the animals on it. Thank you @BBCOne for this programme. #SevenWorldsOnePlanet
— Gaby Roslin (@GabyRoslin) October 27, 2019
I don’t know about you but we are all in tears here. This really is a crisis for the 🌍 all the evidence in this phenomenal documentary. @BBCOne #SevenWorldsOnePlanet pic.twitter.com/ndp1ZmSlxy
— Lorraine Candy (@lorrainecandy) October 27, 2019
https://twitter.com/cakeandcadenzas/status/1188524053944033281?s=20
David Attenborough could narrate terms and conditions and I'd listen to every single word #SevenWorldsOnePlanet pic.twitter.com/qv2M63UD8C
— Mike Pattinson (@MikePattinson) October 27, 2019
Each episode of the show will focus on a different continent, with Attenborough and his crew taking a closer look at Asia next week.
Roll on 6.15pm next Sunday.
