David Attenborough to present third and final series of Planet Earth
David Attenborough to present third and final series of Planet Earth
The 97-year-old broadcaster has begun filming on the last ever outing for the landmark BBC natural history programme
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Did anyone else see the words 'David Attenborough....' and feel their heart sink a bit, thinking he'd died?
Then I cheered up, life in the old dog yet, bless him
116 0 ReplyI rather thought that the fact there will be no Planet Earth IV is a rather ominous sign of our future biodiversity.
29 0 ReplyHe just knows when to quit, I admire him
6 0 ReplyHe realizes the world is fucked
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Every damn time. My poor heart.
All David Attenborough headlines should start with ‘Still alive and well David Attenborough..’
17 0 ReplyFirst thing I thought was like "phew, not dead. What a sad day it'll be once he does die". He's been narrating so good haha documentaries I've seen for as long as I can remember (and since I can understand English).
10 0 ReplyEvery time his picture and name appear together
8 0 ReplyI've always said that he'll die while narrating in the recording booth.
5 0 ReplyIt even worse when the age is in the headline.
4 0 ReplyI cheered up a bit when I realized he wasn't dying, then I got sad again when I realized Planet Earth is dying.
4 0 ReplyHonestly, I was pleasantly surprised to be reminded he was still alive. I keep forgetting it was his brother that died, and not him.
4 0 ReplyI hate reading his name in a title when his face is the thumbnail for an article.
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