Planet Earth III “Human” S1E7 December 16 2023 on BBC America
Tonight (Saturday December 16 2023), BBC America broadcasts an episode of the series Planet Earth III!
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Human Season 1 Episode 7 Episode Summary
In this episode of “Planet Earth III” on BBC America, appropriately titled “Human,” Sir David Attenborough takes viewers on a captivating journey into the lives of some of the world’s most remarkable species. Renowned for his unparalleled storytelling, Sir David weaves narratives that are not only dramatic and thrilling but also infused with moments
of humor and, at times, heartbreak. The episode promises a rich tapestry of stories, each offering a unique glimpse into the intricate lives of the diverse species that inhabit our planet.
As Sir David Attenborough guides audiences through the wonders of the natural world, viewers can expect a narrative that is both informative and emotionally resonant. The stories unfold against the backdrop of the animal kingdom, illustrating the resilience, beauty, and adaptability of various species. While some moments may be heart-wrenching, the overarching theme remains one of hope, reminding us of the intricate balance and interconnectedness of life on Earth.
What Time is the “Human” Episode On?
The Human episode of Planet Earth III will be broadcast on December 16 2023 on BBC America at 8:00 PM at ET/PT.
Is the “Human” Episode New?
The Human episode of Planet Earth III is all new!
Planet Earth III Human Cast & Stars
| Main Cast |
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| Sir David Attenborough |
Human Episode Videos & Previews
Watch Planet Earth III Human Online
Planet Earth III Series Information
| About Sir David Attenborough embarks on a journey to the far reaches of the planet Earth as he documents some of the world's most amazing species. Along the way, he tells extraordinary stories that reveal the marvels of nature in its many forms. Using lightweight drones, high-speed cameras, remotely operated deep-sea submersibles and other new technologies, the show travels to unseen landscapes all across the globe and considers how the natural world has reached a critical juncture in its long history. |
