https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyGKwrbt38M
Yes, the title is accurate. Fuck me, if that sound of the bat's death knell isn't hilarious and also sad as fuck.
Why did I expect a Metal Gear Solid clip?
Looks like it didn't remember the basics of CQC.
good job, ants. Now everyone will itch and starve for tonight.
Ants are bastards:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOe5Lmyyxiw
I honestly don't know why the BBC make the best nature documentaries, but I guess it's something.
I love that you can tell this is a U.S. documentary.
In my opinion, they tend to take a less scientific view and just sensationalise as much as possible. The British tend to take a more objective view on animals. Perhaps others will disagree.
Not a documentary at all, just a serialized sensationalized series on a nature now about as scietific as a Maury Povich pregnancy test. American Documentaries look like this:
https://player.pbs.org/viralplayer/2365870065/
if they're lighthearted
and this
Ken Burns | PBS
if they aren't
I like PBS, but aren't they subsidised by the government like the BBC? That's arguably the only reason for why their content is good.
There are no accountability or broadcast standards at PBS that aren't in place on any other network. On of their most popular shows Independent Lens literally has no oversight at all by design.
Showtime and HBO also have the same level of quality documentaries often by the same PBS alumni and the government has literally no say in their content either, not even obscenity oversight.
Receiving a grant from CoA doesn't come with strings. If someone tried some BBC moral licensing bobby patrol on Ken Burns he would ninja drop kick their ass out of his office and that would be the end of that.
HBO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caIFNg_JRL4
Showtime
2018 Showtime Documentary Films | SHOWTIME
What you're thinking of is the ridiculous shit on FOX, you know the channel owned by a dude who learned absurdist populist "journalism" in britain before puddle jumping.
Murdoch started in Australia, but yes, the environment was more ripe for him to grow in the intertwined melodies of political apparitions over here.
He started in Oz, he learned the yellow journalism and union crushing in britain.
Fittingly enough, there's a documentary about it.
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