Terre: Population Zéro

Titre original : Life After People

Série télévisée
2009–2010
TV-PG
45min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhat would happen to planet earth if the human race were to suddenly disappear forever? Would ecosystems thrive? What remnants of our industrialized world would survive? What would crumble f... Tout lireWhat would happen to planet earth if the human race were to suddenly disappear forever? Would ecosystems thrive? What remnants of our industrialized world would survive? What would crumble fastest? Life After People is a television series on which scientists, structural engineers... Tout lireWhat would happen to planet earth if the human race were to suddenly disappear forever? Would ecosystems thrive? What remnants of our industrialized world would survive? What would crumble fastest? Life After People is a television series on which scientists, structural engineers, and other experts speculate about what might become of Earth should humanity instantly d... Tout lire

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HautLes mieux notés2 saisons2 ans

• 2009–2010

Gordon Masterton

Self - Royal Academy of Engineering…

• 2009–2010

Tanya Wattenburg Komas

Self - Historical Concrete Investigator, California State University, Chico

• 2009–2010

Jan Zalasiewicz

Self - Author, 'The Earth After Us'…

• 2009–2010

Howard Oliver

Self - Forensic Pathologist

• 2009–2010

Travis Taylor

Self - Engineer & Physicist

• 2010

Ray Coppinger

Self - Author, 'Dogs'…

• 2009

Alan W. Pense

Self - Metallurgist, Lehigh University

• 2009–2010

David Brin

Self - Author, 'Earth'

• 2009

William Leffler

Self - Author, 'Oil & Gas Pipelines in Nontechnical Language'…

• 2009–2010

Gene Kritsky

Self - Entomologist, College of Mount St. Joseph

• 2009

Frank Lowenstein

Self - Ecologist, The Nature Conservancy

• 2009

Stein Sture

Self - Civil Engineer, University of Colorado…

• 2009

John Anderson

Self - Biologist, College of the Atlantic…

• 2009

Richard Gutkowski

Self - Civil Engineer, Colorado State University…

• 2009

Trevor S. Valle

Self - Herpetologist…

• 2010

Leslie Lyons

Self - Veterinary Geneticist, Univeristy of California, Davis

• 2010

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Seanh76

the series?

I am not sure that the series doesn't just use snippets of the original show, I have seen some episodes where I think I saw the same thing on the show. It is entertaining, and shouldn't be taken too seriously. I have a problem, as many have already argued, that the scenario for the absence of humans is not given any thought. Therein lies the problem with the show and series, you can't really speculate on what happens the hour, week, month after people if you don't explain what happened to neutralize humans around the world at the same time. If we do become extinct, it would more likely be phased out. Anything drastic enough to destroy us all would certainly destroy other forms of life too. Anyway, sometimes when channel surfing, this is about the best thing on, and worth a watch or two.

10funnyisbest

Too short

I enjoyed watching this because I think that it is very interesting and cool to know about what would happen. I don't like on how this was a very short series.

4StantonDrew

Urban Myth Passed Off As Scientific Fact

Nine minutes in to the very first episode, one of the experts shares an anecdote about an explorers club in 1950 cooking up the frozen carcass of the long-extinct mammoth. It is presented, without question, as an actual true event to help illustrate how long flesh can survive for in the right conditions.

Except, this never happened. It was a hoax by the chef. A sample of the meal was subsequently tested and shown to be sea turtle. The myth though, still persists and this show has tried to turn that myth into scientific fact.

So my question is: if, in the first 9 minutes of a 20 episode show they make this glaring error / lie, then what else that they present as fact is also nonsense?

It completely destroyed any credibility this show had. Shame, because the subject matter itself is fascinating

10kardayathomas

Awesome

One of my all time favourite documentary tv shows. The show much like National Geographics Aftermath Population Zero was inspired by the book The World Without Us by Alan Weisman. But to bad that this series only ran for 2 seasons. I Love seeing how nature could make a comeback in a big way if humans just somehow stop the destruction. But just as in Aftermath and The World Without Us, In this show it is if humans all disappeared for some unknown reason. Love how they back up their beliefs with evidence.

1ndbyjosh

Same things over and over

I used to like NGC. However, all of their shows and simulations are the same over and over. They inject CC into everyone of their shows.

The narrator on this show is also annoying. I think he is similar to many of NGC shows. A narrator is fine... but it shouldn't be involved in 50% of the show... and emphasizing every other word gets really annoying.

The simulations are awful, even when the shows were made. I think it is more comical than knowledgeable.

If you watch the shows, you will see repetitive simulations on each show.

There are much better ways to learn about the universe, science and out planet. NGC always slides CC into the conversation.

Sad...