Autumnwatch returns...

[Adam Cheeseman]

Originally Posted by earthdragon64

Also, I'm actually not over-keen on David Attenborough's presenting/narrating style, although I'm not entirely sure why.

***Flak jacket and tin helmet on after uttering that bit of heresy.***

Regards, Audrey.

Collect your passport on the way out please.

[Adam Cheeseman]

Originally Posted by geordie graham

WOW is Autumnwatch whingey time already.Listen it is a program dedicated to Britains most amazing wildlife.If you don`t like it DON`T WATCH IT!

Graham

The reason I hardly ever watch it is that every year you know they are going to highlight the same species they did last year, and the year before, and the year before that, and the cuter the better.

Cheers,

Adam

[Alestorm]

Originally Posted by Ukwildlifeo

Fair point. Must remember not to feed the troll, even if they are painting WAB in a less than flattering light elsewhere!

Typical. I state my opinion and because you don't agree you resort to a cheap offensive remark.

[Deb London]

I stand by what I've said in this thread and I hope I have given my opinions without insulting people who had contributed to the thread so far, even though whilst I was making my points someone said that I must be miserable. My opinions were honestly given and not intended to cause offence.

[Kayleigh]

Originally Posted by Deb London

I stand by what I've said in this thread and I hope I have given my opinions without insulting people who had contributed to the thread so far, even though whilst I was making my points someone said that I must be miserable. My opinions were honestly given and not intended to cause offence.

I agree with every word Deb..

[Ukwildlifeo]

Originally Posted by Alestorm

Typical. I state my opinion and because you don't agree you resort to a cheap offensive remark.

Im sorry you signed up just to call everyone a 'miserable bunch' because they think one of the shows they used to enjoy watching is not as good as it was. Hence the use of the word troll. Perhaps a bit strong, but your first post on this forum could be described as 'offensive' to all those who posted comments that disagree with yourself, especially when you were directing people from the autumnwatch page to this forum implying we are all a 'miserable bunch'

[Ukwildlifeo]

Originally Posted by Deb London

I stand by what I've said in this thread and I hope I have given my opinions without insulting people who had contributed to the thread so far, even though whilst I was making my points someone said that I must be miserable. My opinions were honestly given and not intended to cause offence.

How dare you dare insult the show Deb. You'll have your TV license revoked if your not careful

[Alestorm]

Originally Posted by Ukwildlifeo

Im sorry you signed up just to call everyone a 'miserable bunch' because they think one of the shows they used to enjoy watching is not as good as it was. Hence the use of the word troll. Perhaps a bit strong, but your first post on this forum could be described as 'offensive' to all those who posted comments that disagree with yourself, especially when you were directing people from the autumnwatch page to this forum implying we are all a 'miserable bunch'

I found the Wild About Britain forum having searched on "Autumnwatch". I expected some topical comments regarding the wildlife content featured in the new series of BBC Autumwatch. I assumed, obviously quite wrongly, that contributors to a wildlife forum such as this would be only too pleased to welcome back Autumnwatch as there's precious few programmes on TV featuring British wildlife as it is. What a disappointment to read the many negative comments surrounding the format and presentation of the programme. Is that all you're watching it for, to critique every move and mannerism the presenters make? OK ok, it's the wildlife you want to see - I get that - so why not post a compliment on the feature regarding the SSSI bat roost or the osprey tagging? Nope, clearly being rude and offensive (troll!)is much more fun than going down the compassion and complimentary route eh.

[hobo1]

Originally Posted by Alestorm

I found the Wild About Britain forum having searched on "Autumnwatch". I expected some topical comments regarding the wildlife content featured in the new series of BBC Autumwatch. I assumed, obviously quite wrongly, that contributors to a wildlife forum such as this would be only too pleased to welcome back Autumnwatch as there's precious few programmes on TV featuring British wildlife as it is. What a disappointment to read the many negative comments surrounding the format and presentation of the programme. Is that all you're watching it for, to critique every move and mannerism the presenters make? OK ok, it's the wildlife you want to see - I get that - so why not post a compliment on the feature regarding the SSSI bat roost or the osprey tagging? Nope, clearly being rude and offensive (troll!)is much more fun than going down the compassion and complimentary route eh.

Did you fail to notice that there seemed to be more pratting about than wild life on view!

[Deb London]

Originally Posted by Alestorm

.... there's precious few programmes on TV featuring British wildlife as it is. What a disappointment to read the many negative comments surrounding the format and presentation of the programme. Is that all you're watching it for, to critique every move and mannerism the presenters make? OK ok, it's the wildlife you want to see - I get that - so why not post a compliment on the feature regarding the SSSI bat roost or the osprey tagging? Nope, clearly being rude and offensive (troll!)is much more fun than going down the compassion and complimentary route eh.

.... there's precious few programmes on TV featuring British wildlife as it is. What a disappointment to read the many negative comments surrounding the format and presentation of the programme was. Is that all you're watching it for the BBC think about wildlife?! To make presenters behave like that? OK ok It's more wildlife I want to see - I get it? I enjoyed the feature regarding the SSSI bat roost or and the osprey tagging?. Nope But the BBC seemed to be clearly being rude and offensive (troll!) to their viewers. Making us watch their presenters behave stupidly and act like they are having is much more fun rather than going down the compassionate and complimentary route eh of not insulting our intelligence, and promoting British wildlife in such a way as to enthuse and inspire future generations to come.