Nature's Blockbuster 'The Americas' Returns Tonight with 'Fun Fact Edition' Twist
Tom Hanks and Hans Zimmer's acclaimed nature documentary series, "The Americas," is back tonight with a surprising new take: a "Fun Fact Edition" for both new viewers and dedicated fans.
Originally premiering last February, this 10-part event series from the renowned BBC Studios Natural History Unit—the titans behind "Planet Earth II"—captivated audiences. It leveraged cutting-edge technology and 180 expeditions over five years to deliver never-before-seen wildlife footage, from epic deep-sea hunts to a frog that seemingly defies death daily. The original series truly set a new bar for natural history storytelling.
Now, it's getting an encore showing with an intriguing twist. The "Fun Fact Edition" promises a deeper dive, offering additional looks and fascinating tidbits to enhance the experience. Tonight kicks off with two episodes: "The Frozen North," featuring arctic wolves, polar bears, and migrating caribou, and "Mexico," revealing pygmy owls, orca hunts, and new species in flooded caves. Expect to see all the stunning, untold wildlife stories, now with added context.
“This isn't just a re-run; it's a director's cut for the natural world, packed with added insights.”
More Stories
Executive produced by Emmy and BAFTA Award-winner Mike Gunton (known for "Planet Earth II" and "Dynasties"), "The Americas" continues to stand as a monumental achievement in nature programming. This special edition is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates groundbreaking documentaries and the intricate wonders of our supercontinent.
Catzye Take
While not anime, a series like "The Americas" showcases incredible dedication and storytelling, much like our favorite animated works. This "Fun Fact Edition" feels like a special featurette, offering a new lens on a familiar classic. It’s a great way to re-engage with stunning visuals and learn something new about our world.
Newsletter
Stay in the loop
Weekly digest of the top manga & anime stories. No spam, unsubscribe any time.
People & Places
Want to learn more?
Read our complete Manga guide →You May Also Like
NYC Education Dept. Drops Comic Guide for Migrant Rights
A Rick and Morty Movie is Happening! Jacob Hair Confirmed to Direct
My Adventures with Superman Season 3 Unleashes Cyborg Superman, Teases 90s Superboy
