MUMBAI: Sony BBC Earth revisits some of its most popular episodes of the best shows in a special programming line-up titled Best of 2017 starting 18 December 2017, every night at 7 pm and 11 pm.
Sony BBC Earth launched in March this year as India’s premium factual entertainment channel with stories ranging from nature to science to adventure and human interest.
Best of 2017 will have one of the most fun-filled science shows, Inside the Factory, which takes viewers on a gastronomical and visual feast in some of the largest factories world over. Snow Chick: A Penguin’s Tale brings in some fluffy, feathery fun this Christmas with the thrilling journey of a penguin’s life.
Planet Earth II will take you on a breathtaking journey again. The series features India, its diverse landscapes and wildlife prominently across several episodes.
Shows like Kolkata with Sue Perkins and Hidden India inspire the traveller in you to celebrate the diversity, vivacity and flavours of the Indian subcontinent. Britain’s Biggest Adventures with Bear Grylls gives exploration a new meaning and shows the famous wildlife presenter visit Britain’s most extreme landscapes.
While Tribal Bootcamp embarks on a challenging yet fun trip to tribal communities, the wildlife exploration continues with Spy in the Wild, which uncovers intimate stories of different animals and how they live, love and learn like humans through 30 spy cameras.
Viewers are also treated to action-packed adventure with two famous shows, The Hunt- a series capturing the dramatic world of predation and Fishing Impossible, which showcases adrenaline-fueled fishing antics and a healthy dose of friendly rivalry.
The special line-up further includes popular shows, like Bang Goes the Theory, Factomania, Nature’s Greatest Dancers, Nature’s Weirdest Events, Generation Earth, Weird Wonders of the World and many more.
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