BG programme
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ALOT of that happens on this forum. Unfortunately its the toll we seem to have to pay for sharing a forum.
This one FF??
Jonny Wilkinson and Bear Grylls team up for new adventure show
Jonny Wilkinson and Bear Grylls have teamed up for a new 'Wild Weekends'-inspired show, 'Bear & Jonny Wilkinson’s Wild Adventure'
www.list.co.uk
Yeah that's the 1 and he said something about a new netflix Film? pass what that's going to be about.
Netflix releases movie trailer with Bear Grylls
Netflix released the trailer for Animals on the Loose: A You Vs. Wild Movie, an interactive survival film derived from the adventures
www.somagnews.com
I believe the netflix film is another of his interactive kids programmes.
BG seems to be quite a polarising character on here, but I must confess that I've a lot of respect for him and in particular what he does to encourage the younger audience to enjoy the outdoors and tap into their adventurous spirit. I would always encourage the haters to take a moment to read his memoir, it's a fascinating insight.
He's served his time and respect to him for it, That and he knows more about the subject than me so Congrats there to, I know you have to advertise things, But I wasn't expecting to see it on this morning, this morning and he's done alot of branching out, that's what I meant.
Just saying , You don't need to justify to anyone if you like a certain person.
I did ask the Forum this ? But not for your Tele Schedule or Preferences.
Have a Good evening stay safe and Cheers for your input.
Have a Good evening stay safe and Cheers for your input.
Looks interesting, currently enjoying watching BG with his oldest son with challenges on YouTube.
I do admire the work that he has done for young people, his relentless energy and enthusiasm but I also find his programmes tiring to watch because of his ceaseless, Tigger-like energy; equally, the flat delivery of the voice over and some of the things he chooses to do on camera pander more to the action-hero devotees than the technique-interested, 'quieter' fans. The programmes were originally geared for the American market and, as such, offer more of a high-octane take on living in survival situations and the outdoors generally. I might have a look to see if this series is worth it; the experience will enable me to criticise, constructively or negatively, from a position of greater knowledge. I will probably learn a cartload of things too!
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