National Geographic Channel Reviews

National Geographic, to me, means piles of old magazines with yellow bordered covers. They littered my uncle's house, and he was a hunter. Think Nat Geo, and you're thinking animals and pretty photos, but what about the TV channel? Nat Geo is a subscription channel that contains non-fiction documentaries non-stop. Whilst you may think ...  Read the complete review

National Geographic is to be commended for the high quality of its programming on this channel. Rarely are nature programmes of this quality seen outside the BBC, but the bulk of this channel's programming is certainly not the low budget, quasi-amateur footage that we've come to expect elsewhere. There's a good variety of subject ...  Read the complete review

Dont you just love Sky digital!? We used to have Sky (just the ordinary version) a few years back, we then moved, and my parents left the dish at our old house....so ive had to live without Sky for years now! That was until a few months back, when FINALLY I had persuaded them that Sky Digital would be really good, and it would ...  Read the complete review

I never watched this channel until I was flicking past a programme on the National Geographical Channel, it was called ‘India Diaries’ it had the brother of Camilla Parker Bowles- Mark Shand who with a Indian friend set off on an amazing journey across India. It’s an excellent insight into India, full of humour and ...  Read the complete review

National Geographic is another educational channel, available when you buy the sky-multi pack. It is a real eye-opener of a channel, especaially if you interested in the geography of the world. I, used to watch this a lot when i was at school, it has some really goood natural disaster documentaries, which are quite fascinating. I, also ...  Read the complete review

I thoroughly enjoy watching the National Geographic Channel as I find the programmes, especially those on wild animals, extremely interesting. However, it really does annoy me when I sit down to watch an interesting sounding programme to discover that is was one I watched several months earlier. In some cases it's not even several months in ...  Read the complete review

I applaud the programme editors, writers and cameramen, crew whatsoever who made the programmes on National Geographic ever so interesting. Particularly, I enjoy the episodes on the coverage of Antartica whereby two French men set their foot on completing a journey of over 2000km on ice at minus 70 degrees celsius. It was an amazing coverage where ...  Read the complete review

This channel I watch quite a lot as I like the programming Of this channel. Archaeology is extensively covered as well As programmes on the environment and volcanoes. Programmes that I find quite informative are The Invisible World. Treasure Seekers and if you are an have a video set it for theAbyss it always seems on quite late but ...  Read the complete review

National geograpic, has always been a class act through its magazine publications, and now we can be entertained and learn at the same time. Raising the mammoth one such documentry, following month after month of work to finally lift an almost entirely preserved mammoth from its icy tomb. For those that love good documentaries on all subjects ...  Read the complete review

The National Geographic magazine has certainly come along way since the days when it was the only publication where spotty youths could gaze at topless native women (before even my time!). This venerable institution has spawned an excellent TV channel in the Discovery vein, concentrating on bringing the magazine features to life with ...  Read the complete review