Seven Worlds, One Planet

Update June 2023, all episodes of the show Seven Worlds, One Planet are still available on BBC iPlayer.  They’re marked as available for over a year so should be available until at least June, 2024.

It was one of the most eagerly awaited programmes especially for the millions of David Attenborough fans Seven Worlds – One Planet. A couple of years later it remains one of the BBC’s best nature programmes and still receives rave reviews.

If you’ve not come across it, then take a few minutes to watch this promotional trailer –

To be honest, I’m not sure even this stunning trailer does the programme justice and it looks like  most of the media agree.   Here’s just some of the reviews I’ve come across –

Daily Mail’s Christopher Stevens –

Visually magnificent and photography which is almost abstract in it’s beauty.

Telegraph’s Michael Hogan –

Another landmark series from the indefatigable Sir David

The Guardian –

Gorgeous, breathtaking and moving.

These are just a small selection of the superlatives being applied to Seven Worlds, One Planet and in my opinion they are all justified. It’s not just the exquisite photography and the visual quality, watch on the best resolution/TV you can find, but the stories behind the images. It’s fascinating and in parts deeply moving – certainly transports you from your day to day life. If your Monday morning often seems a huge challenge and trial then just watch the small clip of a Penguins day to put it into perspective.

It’s not surprising it’s so good, the BBC and David Attenborough have spent years refining the art of the nature documentary. The technical skills and planning are without question the best in the world. Imagine this short documentary series took four years to film and involved 1500 people. they visited 40 different countries and set up hundreds of photo shoots to capture the images to make up this series.

The show is currently being broadcast live every Sunday through November and December in 2019. However each show is then released on the BBC iPlayer archive where you can watch it at your leisure.

I believe Seven Worlds, One Planet will be available here for 12 months. Again watch it the best resolution your hardware can handle, remember BBC iPlayer will check your internet speed before deciding which resolution to select. So to be safe it might be worth just downloading first from the BBC and then stream locally especially if your internet connection is a bit on the slow side.

How to Watch Seven Worlds One Planet Stream Anywhere in the World

Of course, reading this will be rather disappointing if you’re a nature show lover and not based in the United Kingdom! Although the BBC iPlayer allows you to watch virtually every BBC show online both as it’s broadcast and up to twelve months later – all of this is only available if you’re physically located in the UK.

Don’t worry though, there’s no reason to start trawling through dodgy websites and downloading unsafe torrents from the internet to watch the show.  You can watch from the US, Spain, Ireland or indeed anywhere in the world.  All you have to do to unlock this wonderful show and indeed all the other brilliant programmes available on the BBC iPlayer archive is to hide your true location.

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