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American Nature Documentaries
Isaiah Martin
Samuel Robinson
we have been over this
american Tv is annoying shit
Leo Taylor
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Carson Lee
britshit is boring. get off that old fucks shriveled cock
Jason Reyes
dont be rude about our lad Dave
Bentley Ward
Ah yes, our thrice-daily British vs American nature documentaries thread.
I'm guessing this one will be slightly better than the previous but not as good as the first one we had today.
Evan Powell
>SHRIKED
Anthony Hill
#shriked
Brody Diaz
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Logan Scott
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Connor Fisher
Looks like someone can't handle the banter
Wyatt Lee
>americans
>banter
What?
Nicholas Cook
>burgers idea of banter
>group of diverse friends in a sports bar making shitty inoffensive one liners about the football teams they support
This wasn't even relevant to the thread
Charles Parker
I actually laughted at that, Jesus christ Nat Geo..
Caleb Sanders
>inb4 dick jokes
Seriously though the BBC produces the GOAT shows when given chance
Planet Earth and Top Gear are pure kino
Asher Ross
Lizard...
SHRIKED
Snake...
SHRIKED
Juan Cook
I never watch NatGeo or Discovery anymore. It's absolute shit.
Every single show/docu is about how dangerous it is.
Ryder Cook
>eagle sound effect on a tiny sparrow-like bird
My sides
Ethan Collins
SHRIKED.
My sides have left the observable universe.
Mason Watson
So this is were the shrike meme is from. I like it
Matthew Reed
Now they need to make a movie about a giant shrike piercing people on the empire state building antenna.
Benjamin Sullivan
Nature is wonderful
Ethan Fisher
>women in charge of hunting
Brandon Jackson
its fucking true
i have no idea
Josiah Davis
UK documentaries:
>here is the subject
>here is some science behind it
>join us again next week for more science
US documentaries
>could this impossible and overdramatic thing be real?
>here are 17 experts when you only need 1
>"omg like how amazing is science?!"
>never actually give any more information
>only 5 minutes in, narrator with voice problems is summarising all the shit
>but what if this equally overdramatic thing were to happen?
>4 different experts each say a part of a single sentence, with wide eyes
>"if some day in the future we look back, we might find something that clearly isn't real!"
>repeat seven more times until credits role
>narrator tells us that the episode might have been pointless... but maybe?
Easton Hughes
>world's deadliest
some puny sparrow