Animal Planet's "Dragons" talkback

[Artimus Gigan]

I guess I'll make a thread for it

anyways it's on at 8 EST, it uses all the technology that was used in Walking With Dinosaurs that showed hwo they actualy moved and such, and finally puts it to a practical use....showing how dragons would probably move, breath,mate, and blow up airplanes and dinosaurs...


Not even a LVL 99 Druid can save you now...

[ToOn~g@l]

oh cool I was actually thinking about starting a thread like this.

It looks very interesting, but I won't watch it until the late showing which is at 10 so I will give my review on it tomorrow.

[Aquadementia]

And after that you can watch Hogzilla on National Geographic Explorer.

[Elven Moon]

Oh, SHOOT. I missed it :crying:

[ToOn~g@l]

Oh, SHOOT. I missed it :crying:
No you didn't its going to be on every two hours all night.

[Conekiller]

Here's Monday... Any word on if it'll re-air?

[ToOn~g@l]

Saw it last night and thought it was awesome, It made me feel like Dragons really existed, it gave some facinating insites on their anatomy and how they evolved.

It does bring to question on whether or not Dragons do exist since they are in every culture, maybe there really is one stuck in a glacier somewhere and we have yet to find it.

[redDragon]

Here's Monday... Any word on if it'll re-air?

It's reairing on Saturday and Sunday. Check tvguide for the times.

It was pretty cool. I was a little wary of the pictures they showed of the dragons on the website, some of the kinds didn't look that great, but on screen they looked decent.

The story was rather neat and their guesses on how a dragon would actually work was nice and informative. It would be awesome if they could really find dragon remains.

One thing about the show that annoyed me was the constant recaps after each and every commercial.

[I.R Joey]

I was looking forward to it but I only saw the tail end of it.

From what I saw though the C.G.I was as good if not better than Walking with Dinosaurs (and that says alot.)

Truth be told I was kind of apprehensive about it considering that I thought it was to "Hollywood" and far fetched for a suppousedly educational channel but considering that they aired "The Future is Wild" maybe I shouldn't have been.
Anyway the story and the speculative biology was rather interesting. Would have made many fantasy writers jealous I'm sure.

Anyway, do we know when it's reairing?

[HumanoidTyphoon]

That was awesome. I loved the courtship ritual with the rock and the spiral down thingy. My favorite part was when the Mother was tossing the hunters around. There were times when I actually thought dragons were real. I do find it interesting that dragons exist in every culture like that...maybe...

[raykremer]

And Patrick Stewart narrating to boot!

[I.R Joey]

Just so everyone knows they plan to reair it on Saturday night. I think that's what the commercial said anyway.