Yep, it is David Attenborough. 10+ hours of nice creatures eating each other etc. However, today i just watched the three hour special features on conservation, pretty depressing stuff. I think we should just hunt humans really, for their ivory or something. Which brings me nicely onto the bourne identity i spose... i thought it was pretty wicked, but i missed the first 5 minutes, so i didnt know who he was, damn! (lol) Yeah, looking forward to the other two now. I thought the most interesting question it brought up was, when him and that (hot) girl found out he was an assassin, he obviously felt well guilty about it, but would you feel guilt for something you didnt remember? Wierd....

Blue Planet is amazing. As James said you really get a humbled by what's around you and left in the awe of the power of mother nature.

Yeah, that's another series I'd really like to see again - STUNNING stuff.

I might watch some Life in the Undergrowth now.

Well yeah anyway Bourne Supremacy is on at 9. So im gonna watch that now too.

Also: Blue Planet is bloody wicked, i think my favourite one is where that whale cub is killed by killer whales, and then they follow its carcass to the bottom of the sea and then you see all these gross eels and stuff eating its blubber! It sucks to be a whale cub.

Something about pink armadillos.

Have they been snacking on flamingos again?

Nah it is some rare breed or something like that.

Crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside ARMADILLOS!

Just about to watch the new series of tribe. Last series was brilliant. Anyone who never saw it should watch this new series. Eye-opening stuff.

Transformers

'IT'S STAAAAAAAAAARSCREAM!'

Great film!

Hot Fuzz, pretty okay until the end. Which was fucking hilarious.

Fucking ITV 2 and their bloody logo in the corner ruining the film.
What a bunch of spazzzs.

Fuck all this bullshit, I'm gonna watch Rambo on DVD.

haha good call, wicked movie. Still cant wait for number 4!

I watched an episode of Life in the Undergrowth yesterday - and although I fell asleep on my bed before the end, it was still great.

It's amazing that creatures like horse-shoe crabs have been crawling onto beaches to lay eggs once a year for like, 400 million years. And how things like woodlice have hardly changed at all since their ancestors lived in the oceans even longer ago.

There was this savage 30cm long centimede as well, which hangs from the roof of cages until it grabs a BAT to eat!!!