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1. The Blue Planet (2001)
TV-G | 49 min | Documentary
Mammoth series, five years in the making, taking a look at the rich tapestry of life in the world's oceans.
Stars: David Attenborough, Pierce Brosnan, Peter Scoones
Votes: 42,772
2. Nature (1982– )
TV-PG | 60 min | Documentary, Family
Documentary series exploring various global wildlife issues and subjects.
Stars: F. Murray Abraham, George Page, Chris Morgan, David Attenborough
Votes: 842
3. Natural World (1983– )
60 min | Documentary
Strand of documentaries on wildlife and the environment.
Stars: David Attenborough, Barry Paine, John Shrapnel, Andrew Sachs
Votes: 777
4. The Life of Mammals (2002–2003)
50 min | Documentary
David Attenborough's comprehensive study of how a remarkable group of animals evolved - a group that includes ourselves.
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 4,244
5. Wild Pacific (2009– )
TV-PG | 50 min | Documentary
A documentary series on life in and adapted to the conditions of the Southern part of the Pacific Ocean, a vast aquatic region with an unequaled number of islands. Both wildlife and human ... See full summary »
Stars: Benedict Cumberbatch, Mike Rowe, Richard Wollocombe, Mark Brownlow
Votes: 2,518
6. Wild China (2008)
310 min | Documentary
An in-depth look at some of China's most impressive natural sites such as the ancient Han kingdom, the Mongol steppes, the Silk Road and the Tibetan Plateau.
Star: Bernard Hill
Votes: 2,883
7. Galapagos (2006)
180 min | Documentary
The history of these beautiful Islands from their creation as uprising lava to their being studied by Darwin to their modern day inhabitants.
Stars: Tilda Swinton, Richard Wollocombe, Tom Hiddleston, Stacy Keach
Votes: 1,437
8. Life in the Undergrowth (2005)
50 min | Documentary
David Attenborough's ground-breaking exploration of a group of organisms that are vast in number, yet often too small to be noticed: the invertebrates.
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 3,851
9. Life in Cold Blood (2008)
58 min | Documentary
A nature documentary series written and presented by David Attenborough, that looks at the evolution and habits of amphibians and reptiles.
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 2,958
10. Animal Games (2004 TV Movie)
E | 60 min | Documentary, Animation
As the human world gathers to stage the Olympic Games, this programme looks at what would happen if animals were to do the same. Competitors from the mammal, bird, insect, herptile and fish... See full summary »
Stars: John Motson, Jonathan Pearce
Votes: 154
11. Wild Africa (2001– )
300 min | Documentary
Wild Africa is a nature documentary series exploring the natural history of the African continent. The series comprises six episodes. Each concentrates on a particular environment. The ... See full summary »
Star: Fergal Keane
Votes: 416
12. It's Not Easy Being Green (2006– )
59 min | Documentary
Documentary series about a family's attempts to go green. The Strawbridge family - inventor and engineer Dick, his planet-loving wife Brigit and kids James and Charlotte - take on a 300-... See full summary »
Stars: Dick Strawbridge, James Strawbridge, Brigit Strawbridge, Charlotte Strawbridge
Votes: 75
13. Big Sky Bears (2006 TV Movie)
Documentary
In Montana's Rocky Mountains mother bear has only a short time to teach newborn cubs the ways of the forest. Her summer camp lessons cover everything from tree climbing to trout fishing, ... See full summary »
Director: Philip Savoie | Star: Richard E. Grant
Votes: 9
14. Autumnwatch (2006– )
60 min | Documentary, Reality-TV
As the nights draw in, our world gets wilder - falling leaves, first frosts and stunning spectacles. Live, breathtaking animal life right on your doorstep - and all across the UK.
Stars: Chris Packham, Kate Humble, Martin Hughes-Games, Simon King
Votes: 109
15. Great Natural Wonders of the World (2002 TV Movie)
TV-G | 57 min | Documentary
David Attenborough sets out on an intrepid quest across seven continents to create a unique television event to celebrate the wealth of natural features that makes Planet Earth so varied, so distinctive and so spectacularly beautiful.
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 132
16. The Nature of Britain (2007– )
Documentary
Stars: Alan Titchmarsh, Matt Baker, Miranda Krestovnikoff, Paul Hudson
Votes: 37
17. The Moors Murders Code (2004 TV Movie)
60 min | Documentary, Crime
An investigation into a collection of photographs owned by murderers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley that police claimed may have led to the identification of the sites of their victims' graves.
Director: Duncan Staff | Stars: Duncan Staff, Alan Bennett, Ian Brady, Myra Hindley
Votes: 34
19. British Isles: A Natural History (2004– )
480 min | Documentary
This is a compelling 8 part documentary that examines the evolution of the British Isles - its landscape and wildlife that have evolved through climatic, geological and human change.
Star: Alan Titchmarsh
Votes: 60
20. British Style Genius (2008– )
59 min | Documentary
Series taking a fascinating look at what makes British fashion and style so distinctive and so influential.
Stars: Richard Coyle, Colin McDowell, Twiggy, Anna Wintour
21. The Tsar's Last Picture Show (2003 TV Movie)
60 min | Documentary
Director: Alastair Laurence | Stars: Orlando Figes, Lev Trotskiy, Tsar Nicholas II, Tsarina Alexandra
22.
Nature (1982– )
Episode:
White Shark/Red Triangle
(2003)
TV-PG | Documentary, Family
Each summer, a region known as the Red Triangle bustles with marine mammal activity.
Star: Bert Pence
23.
Europe: A Natural History (2005)
Episode:
A New Millennium
(2005)
Documentary
Although the twentieth century transformed Europe faster then previous history, the new century is bound to be even more radical in the rapport between man and wildlife. Some species adapt ... See full summary »
Director: Klaus Feichtenberger | Star: Sean Pertwee
Votes: 11
24.
Europe: A Natural History (2005)
Episode:
Genesis
(2005)
Documentary
The continents only come into existence as a temporary result of tectonic plates slowly shifting over the planet's surface. Europe is one of the pieces into which Gondwana was divided and ... See full summary »
Director: Ian Gray | Star: Sean Pertwee
Votes: 13
25.
Europe: A Natural History (2005)
Episode:
Ice Ages
(2005)
Documentary
The natural long-term cycle of ice ages and interglacial periods greatly contributes to geological and resulting changes, especially in the relatively rapid transition periods. Coasts are ... See full summary »
Directors: Mary Colwell, Pip Lawson
Votes: 10
26.
Europe: A Natural History (2005)
Episode:
Taming the Wild
(2005)
Documentary
Early man had mainly adapted to his environment, but civilization meant technology and demography enabling him to reshape it, deliberately and accidentally. The Roman empire widely ... See full summary »
Director: Klaus Feichtenberger | Star: Sean Pertwee
Votes: 10
27.
The Blue Planet (2001)
Episode:
Ocean World
(2001)
TV-G | 49 min | Documentary
The ocean's influence dominates the world's weather systems and supports an enormous range of life. This first episode demonstrates the sheer scale, power and complexity of the "Blue Planet".
Director: Alastair Fothergill | Stars: David Attenborough, Pierce Brosnan
Votes: 882
28.
Autumnwatch (2006– )
Episode:
Episode #1.8
(2006)
Documentary, Reality-TV
Directors: Pati Marr, David Weir | Stars: Bill Oddie, Kate Humble, Simon King
29.
Nature (1982– )
Episode:
Inside the Animal Mind Part Three: Animal Consciousness
(2000)
TV-PG | Documentary, Family
Star: Steve Kroft
Votes: 14
30.
Life in the Undergrowth (2005)
Episode:
Intimate Relations
(2005)
TV-G | 50 min | Documentary
Ever since they came onto land, the tiny creatures of the undergrowth have been forming alliances and partnerships with each other and with plants. Many of these relationships are ... See full summary »
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 94
31.
Life in the Undergrowth (2005)
Episode:
Invasion of the Land
(2005)
TV-G | 50 min | Documentary
Just over 400 million years ago creatures left the seas to move onto land. They were the invertebrates. Since then they have become the most successful group of animals, adapting to every ... See full summary »
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 114
32.
Life in the Undergrowth (2005)
Episode:
Supersocieties
(2005)
TV-G | 51 min | Documentary
Some invertebrates have overcome the limitation of their small size by banding together in huge numbers. Many of these societies are so fine-tuned in the way they operate it's as if they ... See full summary »
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 97
33.
Life in the Undergrowth (2005)
Episode:
Taking to the Air
(2005)
TV-G | 50 min | Documentary
From the stunning aerobatics of hoverflies in a Bristol garden to the mass migration of purple crow butterflies in Taiwan, this episode tells the story of the winged insects. The latest ... See full summary »
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 108
34.
Life in the Undergrowth (2005)
Episode:
The Silk Spinners
(2005)
TV-G | 50 min | Documentary
Silk is the secret weapon of the undergrowth. From the protective stalks of lacewing eggs, to the hanging threads of glow-worms, insects use it in an amazing variety of ways. Silk is ... See full summary »
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 107
35.
The Life of Mammals (2002–2003)
Episode:
A Winning Design
(2002)
TV-PG | 49 min | Documentary
First in a ten-part epic series in which David Attenborough explores why mammals, including humans, are the most successful and diverse animals on the planet. His journey begins in ... See full summary »
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 140
36.
The Life of Mammals (2002–2003)
Episode:
Chisellers
(2002)
TV-PG | 49 min | Documentary
Rodents are the most numerous mammals on the planet, comprising an incredibly diverse variety of species. They range from the naked mole rat, which spends its entire life below ground, to ... See full summary »
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 110
37.
The Life of Mammals (2002–2003)
Episode:
Food for Thought
(2003)
TV-PG | 51 min | Documentary
The last programme of the series sees David Attenborough compare the foraging skills of humans with those of our distant relatives, the great apes. As bipedal mammals, humans have come to ... See full summary »
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 108
38.
The Life of Mammals (2002–2003)
Episode:
Insect Hunters
(2002)
TV-PG | 49 min | Documentary
Mammals that hunt insects shared the planet with the dinosaurs, but when the giant reptiles disappeared, these creatures seized their chance to conquer new territory. David Attenborough ... See full summary »
Director: Mark Linfield | Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 118
39.
The Life of Mammals (2002–2003)
Episode:
Life in the Trees
(2003)
TV-PG | 49 min | Documentary
Climbing is just the start - the challenge is to move between trees. To get close to the creatures, David Attenborough must climb into the canopy. His subjects range from the squirrels to ... See full summary »
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 108
40.
The Life of Mammals (2002–2003)
Episode:
Meat Eaters
(2002)
TV-PG | 49 min | Documentary
From artic foxes and leopards to the Siberian tiger, carnivores feature in the fifth of David Attenborough's epic ten-part series. Travelling down from the frozen north into India, ... See full summary »
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 118
41.
The Life of Mammals (2002–2003)
Episode:
Plant Predators
(2002)
TV-PG | 49 min | Documentary
Heavily armoured, indigestible and even poisonous, plants pose problems for some of our biggest predators. David Attenborough learns why eating plants is one of the greatest challenges for the planet's mammals.
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 114
42.
The Life of Mammals (2002–2003)
Episode:
Return to the Water
(2003)
TV-PG | 49 min | Documentary
David Attenborough discovers that while mammals such as manatees and sea otters left dry millions of years ago, the blue whale has always had its home in the sea. And though some marine ... See full summary »
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 105
43.
The Life of Mammals (2002–2003)
Episode:
The Opportunists
(2003)
TV-PG | 49 min | Documentary
Omnivorous mammals run the gamut from human beings to rats and, though they are generalists with their diet, each is equipped with very specialised skills. In the sixth part of his ten-part... See full summary »
Star: David Attenborough
Votes: 111
44.
British Isles: A Natural History (2004– )
Episode:
Our Future
(2004)
Documentary
Topics covered in Episode 8 are: Seasonal changes, Nesting birds, The Eden Project, Search for beetles, Japanese knotweed, Changing weather, London floods, The next Ice Age.
Director: Dan Tapster | Star: Alan Titchmarsh
45.
British Isles: A Natural History (2004– )
Episode:
Three Billion Years in the Making
(2004)
Documentary
Topics covered in Episode 1 are: Garden clues, Bluebells, Capercaillies, An Ice Age, The French Connection, Whisky, Rocks, Salt Mines, Edinburgh.
Directors: Mary Colwell, Dan Tapster | Star: Alan Titchmarsh
46.
It's Not Easy Being Green (2006– )
Episode:
Episode #2.1
(2007)
Documentary
Directors: Natasha Hayes, Nicola Lafferty | Stars: Dick Strawbridge, James Strawbridge, Jim Milner
47.
The Nature of Britain (2007– )
Episode:
Farmland Britain
(2007)
Documentary
Directors: Simon Bell, Jane French, Kate Treleaven | Stars: Alan Titchmarsh, Richard Baines, Matt Baker, Hermione Cockburn
Votes: 10
48.
The Nature of Britain (2007– )
Episode:
Island Britain
(2007)
Documentary
Directors: Chris Cole, Richard Taylor-Jones | Star: Alan Titchmarsh
Votes: 10
49.
The Nature of Britain (2007– )
Episode:
Urban Britain
(2007)
Documentary
Directors: Stephen Moss, Susie Painter, Chloe Homewood, Helen West, Sally Williams | Stars: Alan Titchmarsh, Matt Baker, Dave Chesmore, Hermione Cockburn
Votes: 9
50.
The Nature of Britain (2007– )
Episode:
Freshwater Britain
(2007)
Documentary
Directors: Simon Bell, Paul Dunt, Barbara Lewis, Karen Winchester | Stars: Alan Titchmarsh, Matt Baker, Keith Clarkson, Delia Clifton
Votes: 9