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Review ------ "[A] substantial and awe-inspiring behind-the-scenes look . . . Honeyborne and Brownlow's gorgeous volume should please fans of the series and lovers of the oceans alike." --Publisher's Weekly "Blue Planet II is the greatest nature series of all time" --The Atlantic ." . . what a spectacle to observe!" "Despite the high production values, there's a sense of primal delight, evident in an early scene featuring a pod of dolphins as they ride the waves in the Red Sea." --New York Times "Nature documentary filmmaking at its finest." "The Planet series remain some of the very few programs that can legitimately be called 'event television.'" "It's a visually astonishing and riveting seven-part collection of images so surreal they almost feel like science fiction." "Something like this doesn't happen overnight or come around very often." --Hollywood Reporter "But even if you are braced for a glorious production, "Blue Planet II" is likely to take your breath away." "'Blue Planet II' is jaw-dropping." --Variety ." . . Blue Planet II will be one of your favorite TV events of the year, and its deep dive beneath the waves of the world's oceans will prove both soothing and engaging. Find the highest-definition television you can and some good snacks and settle in. You've got seven whole episodes of jaw-dropping documentary footage to enjoy." --Vox "this year's most stunning docuseries" --TV Guide Magazine About the Author ---------------- James Honeyborne (Author) James Honeyborne, executive producer of Ocean, is the producer and director of award-winning wildlife documentaries for the BBC, Discovery Channel and National Geographic. He was series producer on the BBC's landmark series Africa, narrated by Sir David Attenborough, and his other television credits include Wildlife on One and The Natural World. He is also director of feature-length wildlife drama, Meerkats - The Movie, for Harvey Weinstein/BBC Films.