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As a world leader in factual documentary making, NHNZ has produced award winning programmes that have enthralled, engaged and entertained hundreds of millions of viewers in over 200 countries for more than three decades.
These highly acclaimed programmes have been remastered and made available on DVD for the first time.
The first volume in the Wild South series features:
• Island Of Strange Noises
• Living Together
• As It Wasn't In The Beginning
• Same Time Same Place
• Sealion Summer
Wild South - vol 2
Wild South - vol 3
Primeval New Zealand
Festival of Russian Ballet 2007
Lie to Me : Season 1
Horrible Histories - Series 5
Guess How Much I Love You. The Adventures of Little Nutbrown Hare: Father and Son
Banshee - season 3
The Librarians: Season Two
The Michael Jackson History Show
The Vikings: Second Season
American Horror Story - Season Five: Hotel
The Sommerdahl MurdersProduct reviews...
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Review by: vivid (Matt)
Dated: 6th of October, 2008
I remember these shows from years back when they first went to air. They fascinated me then and they still do today.
One thing to keep in mind, though there are quite a few animals featured in these shows, they mainly focus on various bird species. This can prove a little monotonous for some but if you are an ornithopterophile (enjoy all things bird related) then you will find not only this disc, but the entire series, far more enjoyable to watch.
Full of neat little storylines, and an informative commentary weaving throughout, it is well worth watching.
Personally, when I have my younger family members visit, they sit and watch an episode or two with me as part of their home-schooling education. Something we can both enjoy to help bridge that ghastly generation gap issue. They gain new knowledge, and I enjoy answering their questions and helping guide their further research.
All in all, an excellent way to pass those annoying wet days stuck indoors, and an educational resource suitable for any age group.
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