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Old 04-04-2007, 07:59 AM   #10
Ghoulish Delight
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Originally Posted by innerSpaceman View Post
The series of this genre that I adore - Richard Attenborough's Secrets of Life was long on both beauty and knowledge. I cherish it much more for the fascinating information ... and am not too keen to experience a nature/science programme where I don't learn interesting stuff.
It holds my interest. I call it fluff in the sense that there's nothing particularly earth-shatteringly new, but even old info about animals and nature is interesting. And there's a lot of "first time captured on film" type stuff that, while not necessarily "informative" is certainly interesting to watch.
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