From the birth of the sun to the birth of a sea turtle, witness how all our lives are connected to the stars.
Produced by BBC Studios Science Unit and narrated by @Morgan_Freeman Our Universe premieres only on Netflix November 22nd.
#OurUniverse | @Netflix | #MadeByBBCStudios
🪐@BBCStudios Science Unit to produce Our Universe for @Netflix.
Landmark series narrated by @Morgan_Freeman blends wildlife footage with cosmic special effects to take viewer on an adventure to explore the connections that drive our natural world.
https://t.co/GQIEIDyrLE
Our world is wonderful. Come admire the view.
Our Universe - November 22nd
Our Planet II - 2023
Life on Our Planet - 2023
Our Oceans - 2024
Our Living World - 2024
Our Water World - 2025
Read here on https://t.co/vidBhXN29U how our Creative Director Sharon Lock worked closely with creative superstars Nick & Nadja to carefully select the styles of animations that would bring to life the emotions and unique perspectives of each story.
https://t.co/AahqAk5ji8
YEAH! YEAH! YEAH! by @rocking_bob has provided a wonderful bit of escapism during lockdown. So much music discovered/rediscovered. Every household should own a copy.
Our documentary Belsen: Our Story has been voted one of the best TV programmes of 2020 so far in today's @guardian. It's only May, but we'll take that! The film can be viewed on @BBCiPlayer until the end of the week. #BelsenOurStory#75liberation#VEDay https://t.co/Ln8B5x9xxN
Great to see Great Barrier Reef with David Attenborough An Interactive Journey topping @guardian Top 10 Virtual Ocean Adventures @AlchemyImmerse@AtlanticProds ... https://t.co/M2YAtGdq8t
If you have access to #NatGeo, and are looking for some escapism at this difficult time, our documentary Back to the Titanic receives its UK premiere this evening at 8pm. It follows a team making the first manned dives to Titanic for nearly 15 years. #Titanic#BacktotheTitanic
My film from 2012 repeated tonight at 9pm BBC4. Then on iPlayer. Radio Times said ‘the story of what happens when a virus attacks a human cell, but played out as if it were an epic sci-fi battle in
a prog-rock album cover world.’ Which I liked.