Anybody else watching this? Missed it yesterday, but today's had me crying within 10 minutes! Those poor baby cheetahs that are missing, the morose cheetahs left, the mum squeaking. And then the lioness getting attacked by hyenas.

It's more dramatic than any Spielberg film!

I was trying to watch it in the gym but there was no sound. Aww all those baby cubs!

This filmed where my sister lives :)
she loves living in kenya, her children have a better life than most city kids here, alot of natural wild life literally walks through their garden. My brother in law works with the Masai tribe , great life

if i get married im having my honeymoon in kenya. was planning to go next year but have decided to save it! want to be able to do it properly., and honeymoon means i can spare no expense and not feel guilty!

i love going to west mids safari to see the cubs, last time we went i went round 4 times and spent an our sat watching some lion cubs! :hihi:

if i lived out there i wouldnt need a tv! i would be crying every day though, thinking of what they go through lol!

lion cubs feel like scrubbing brushes lol My sister didn't want to go to kenya in the first place now we can't get her home. did you know you can go over the masia Mara in a ballon , its fab and beautiful, I love all thing african (animal wise) My brother in law works in re introducing animals to the wild and preserving their envioroment.

Anybody else watching this? Missed it yesterday, but today's had me crying within 10 minutes! Those poor baby cheetahs that are missing, the morose cheetahs left, the mum squeaking. And then the lioness getting attacked by hyenas.

It's more dramatic than any Spielberg film!

Fantastic !! Im a fan.

I enjoyed previous series but putting Kate Silverton centre stage has ruined it. What on earth were the BBC thinking of? Teaparties round the camp fire for goodness sake. She adds nothing good to the programme.

Last night's wasn't as entertaining - too much focus on the Masai tribe. I guess the cats hadn't been up to much the night before!

Was quite shocking to see the elephants and lions battling it though! Wouldn't have expected that!

I enjoyed previous series but putting Kate Silverton centre stage has ruined it. What on earth were the BBC thinking of? Teaparties round the camp fire for goodness sake. She adds nothing good to the programme.

Agree with the anti Kate Silverton! Saba Douglas Hamilton was so much better in every way, not least because she was born and lived in Kenya, speaks Swahili, works in conservation etc etc. At least it's not The Humble.

And the anthropormorphism is really getting too much.

Last night's wasn't as entertaining - too much focus on the Masai tribe. I guess the cats hadn't been up to much the night before!

Was quite shocking to see the elephants and lions battling it though! Wouldn't have expected that!

Thought that baby elephant was gonna get it last night too!.. lucky he had the others looking out for him!.. Also, did you hear the bloke saying that when the cheetah is in full speed chasing prey each stride is 7 foot!!.. Wow:wow:

Is it my imagination, or is the bloke who does the Cheetahs (Jonathan Scott) a bit light on his feet? :hihi:

Brilliant - I think trying it live is a good idea, allbeit a lot of stuff is done in the dark but the technology is great. But Kate Silverton is annoying. JAckson is brilliant though "Welcome to my office" - love it. Jonathan Scott is a bit annoying the way he gets so het-up over things he has absolutely no control over in the circle of life, but I could watch Simon King endlessly .... total dreamboat.