Underdogs

Well, what can I say?

Just watched the first episode and it's everything you'd expect with Ryan Reynolds narrating - witty, engaging and effortlessly entertaining. His storytelling, laced with humour, perfectly complements the breathtaking visuals. The curated music and sound effects elevate every scene, while the slick cuts, smooth transitions and impressive CGI add even more polish. Can't wait to dive into the rest of the series!

If you're a film junkie like myself then you'll appreciate the time and effort that Tom Stephens and everyone else put in to make this happen.

I enjoyed it. Not my place to say where it could have been improved. It is what it is.

Thank you.

It's so gross it's funny and amazing.... WOW!

Definitely PG13 but also educational....

The music was great and a great matched for the scene for the moment.

Which made the scene both funny and gross.

And you will find yourself saying "what in the hell was that", so gross and laughed till I cried!

Ryan Reynolds's was the perfect narrator for this series. He is so fun to listen to. He can ad-lib with the best of them.

I highly recommend this fun, funny, amazing educational series to everyone. Just keep in mind it has some adult animal content.

We had to benge what the whole thing in one night!!!

Enjoy, PJVT.

Ryan Reynolds narrating - funny, engaging and entertaining. His storytelling, laced with humour, perfectly complements the visuals.

The series itself ranges from the large animals of Africa, to cuter ones in Bali, India sea creatures and also insects.

The Carnivorous larvae of the fungus gnat in New Zealand (pretty glow worms), spiders (of course) and other small life forms.

You'll never look at child raising the same way again.

Some of it is funny, the brutal attempt by jackals to dismantle and eat Barry the Honey Badger, the fall of the baby artic geese from 800ft up, the sh***y defense (literally) of male hippos, it is NOT for the squeamish.

We all know about vultures meals and the cat iron stomachs but did you know all the different vulture specialities? The Bu** eater for instance?

It is a fascinating and well produced documentary, perhaps not all suitable for the children though.

It starts with meals, and defence, seeking a mate, sex practices, moves on to birth, child rearing, and covers the grossiest habits of the gross creatures around the planet finally.

Eeeww.....but very very interesting. One of the best ones and highly recommended.

It's not a bad nature show. I learned several things I did not know. It is interesting, and the cinematography is amazing! However, there are some, more than some, unnecessary sexually suggestive content. In Disney fashion, they pander to parents and their children but allow the most ridiculous trash on their app. The narration of this nature show is no different. "This guy is tripping balls," is a prime and one of the more subtle examples. It's not Deadpool, but in my humble opinion, it is not appropriate for children under the age of 13. I will say that 8th grade boys will get a kick out of the crude humor.

One of the best nature shows for teens and adults with both knowledge and humor. It is like listening to Attenborough with his enthusiasm, watching the "Wild Kingdom" episodes of my youth with Marlon Perkins commenting, giving knowledge and insight, and yet, Reynolds adds the brash cynical wit of Deadpool to his narrative as well. The whole family loved it, laughed heartily and yet learned more about our natural world. Great entertainment yet the show leaves you with the satisfaction of learning something too. I would say it is okay preteen and up. I have enjoyed every episode with the theme involving a light parody of the "Unusual Suspects" as my favorite.