Sharkfest and ‘Secrets of the Whales’: Nat Geo Is Diving Deep for Nature Programming in 2021
A TCA panel of National Geographic experts explained why massive sea creatures still fascinate us — and how much we still don’t know about them.
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‘City So Real’ Is Exactly What Everyone Should Be Watching This Weekend
Steve James’ five-part docuseries on Chicago’s 2019 mayoral race is now the most prescient and meaningful docuseries about 2020 America.
‘Rebuilding Paradise’: Ron Howard Jumped Into a Documentary Without Knowing Where the Story Was
“Many people did want the catharsis of talking about it,” director Ron Howard said.
‘Cosmos: Possible Worlds’: How the ‘Anomalisa’ Team Advanced Stop-Motion for Humanizing ‘Vavilov’
The tragic career of pioneering Russian botanist/geneticist Nikolai Vavilov required a distinctive look only achieved with stop-motion.
‘Cosmos: Possible Worlds’ Review: Gorgeous Scientific Escapism Advocates for Rebels and Optimism
In its second rebooted incarnation, “Cosmos” once again bridges time and space to go beyond a simple video a teacher can show in science class.
‘Genius’ Season 3 Finds Its Aretha Franklin in Cynthia Erivo
Nat Geo’s “Genius: Aretha” will combine archival footage of Franklin’s real-life performances and Erivo performing songs from her catalogue.
‘Yellowstone Live’: Meet the Beavers, The Breakout Animal Stars of the Park
A new camera setup is giving live glimpses of these dam builders in ways few humans have seen before.
‘The Hot Zone’: Anatomy of a Plague
Nat Geo’s “The Hot Zone,” based on the Richard Preston bestseller about Ebola and starring Julianna Margulies, debuts on May 27.
Scoring ‘Hostile Planet’ and ‘Our Planet’ With a Musical Sense of Environmental Urgency
The Nat Geo and Netflix docuseries don’t shy away from climate change, which is reflected in the scores by Benjamin Wallfisch and Steven Price.
‘The Hot Zone’: Companion Podcast ‘American Epidemics’ Will be Released in Run-Up to Nat Geo Show
In advance of the limited series, a three-part podcast will look at some of the most dangerous biological chapters in American history.
‘The Hot Zone’ Review: Nat Geo’s Viral Outbreak Thriller Terrifies With Cold, Hard Facts
Julianna Margulies is a renegade scientist determined to save the world in Nat Geo’s meticulous and clinical limited series.
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