Autumnwatch, successful yes or no (1 Viewer)

[edge1255]

I thought it was a bit disjointed, kept jumping around, and just when you got interested in something it was off to something else.
Loved the clip of the eagle chasing the stag, though! (o)<

 

[skiingfool]

No. How can anyone say 8 hours of watching deers rut and geese not turn up is goood tv

 

[Osprey_watcher]

Yes.

Has to have been good. On Monday I went to Martin Mere and it was very busy. This on a week day in term time.
So Autumnwatch did it's job.
Personnally didn't like the content much but there you go.

 

[stephen dewar]

yes i think parts of it were successful.such as bringing wildlife to tv, as i dont think there is a great deal of it on, at least on the 5 terrestrial channels. but what i think lets the programme down to a great extent is the relationship between kate and bill. she doesnt really know how to handle him and often shows this by looking uncomfortable and he butts in a lot as though its 'bills show' and kate some mere amatuer with very little of value to say. there is often and false and awkward atmosphere between the two, i think so anyway. david attenborough has raised the bar high for nature programme presenters.

stephen x

 

[Steven Astley]

Yes. Certainly beats all the celebrity worshipping c**p TV is obssessed with these days.

 

[Gill Osborne]

Yes. Certainly beats all the celebrity worshipping c**p TV is obssessed with these days.

Exactly!!! :clap: Spring/Autumn Watch IS genuine reality tv.....not the pathetic freakshow that is Big Brother!


I've had SO many customers come into our shop in the two weeks that AW has been on and, knowing that I'm 'into' wildlife have had fantastic conversations with me - even leading to queues building up LOL I don't care though - ANYTHING which gets the general public interested and aware of nature can only be a VERY good thing! :t: