Frozen Planet

While its focus on a single biome is probably more educational and informative, it also means that it lacks the sense of grandeur and magnificent wonder that a globe-spanning series like Planet Earth or Life had. Of course, like everything else this production team releases, the photography can still be at times absolutely breathtaking in its beauty.

I love that it has a sense of humor to it and the bonus content is well worth a watch.

David Attenborough showed his class one more time. Probably the best documentary on Poles.

The core episodes (spring/summer/autumn/winter) are easily the equal of anything in Planet Earth or Life. As in those previous documentaries, we witness examples of incredibly sophisticated animal behaviour; here most notably killer whales' hunting techniques. The more human and earth-sciences centred final episodes are also excellent but don't quite match the spectacle of the others.

Very beautiful and certainly some shots/imagery I have never seen - but as the series went on I thought the scenery/animals/material became less unique and had last impact.