The Dinosaurs is now streaming

Netflix Top 10 TV Show Charts, 8th March 2026
Netflix’s Top 10 Series in the UK, 8th March 2026

Finally, The Dinosaurs have been unleashed! The four-part series is now available to stream exclusively on Netflix.

It’s been fantastic to see such an incredibly positive response so far, and the series currently tops Netflix’s TV Show charts, beating even long-standing audience favourites such as Formula 1: Drive to Survive and Bridgerton.

Reviews have also been incredibly encouraging, with a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score of 100%, and critics praising the series for its spectacular CGI and engaging narrative.

Of course, I’m particularly pleased to see that there’s been a lot of love for the final episode as well!

The final episode of The Dinosaurs is where this documentary truly shines; it may be the first one I’ve seen that actually manages to convey the massive scale of destruction and devastation that the asteroid caused, and how its impact changed the world for millennia. It’s all at once awe-inspiring and chilling, showing its true cost and turning it into a personal touchstone that will stay with you long after the credits roll. And that alone makes it worth the watch; The Dinosaurs covers the scope of hundreds of millions of years with ease, yet still pulls at your emotions and love for these fascinating creatures from days long gone by.
– Alex Bear – Riotus

A massive thanks to everyone who has taken the time to watch our show.

The Dinosaurs Press: Jimmy Fallon interviews Morgan Freeman

In the lead-up to The Dinosaurs being released on Netflix on 6th March, Morgan Freeman appeared on the The Tonight Show to discuss his career highlights, his secret to staying young and how he’s lending his legendary voice to our prehistoric show.

Fallon was full of enthusiasm for the upcoming series. “It’s phenomenal … It’s going to blow your mind when you see it.”

Secret Lives of Orangutans Nominated for Daytime Emmy Awards

I’m very pleased to share the news that Secret Lives of Orangutans has been nominated for no fewer than eight awards for the 52nd Annual Daytime Emmys, including ‘Single Camera Editing’. It’s a real pleasure to see the feature length documentary garner the attention that it deserves after so much work from a small but fantastic team.

Secret Lives of Orangutans is available to watch on Netflix.

Life on Our Planet wins Best Editing at Royal Television Society West of England Awards 2024

Myself and fellow LOOP editors Sam Rogers, Alex Boyle and Rob Davies

I’m very pleased to share the news that Life on Our Planet has won the prestigious RTS West of England award for editing across any genre. In addition, the series also scooped the award for best Natural History programme, going up against such incredible productions as Chimp Empire, Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory and Planet Earth III, whilst receiving further nominations for Best Director or Producer, Best VFX and Digital Creativity and Best Production Management.

The Life on Our Planet editing team consisted of Andy Netley, Nigel Buck, Alex Boyle, Rob Davies, Rupert Troskie, Sam Rogers, Dave Pearce, Andrew Chastney and myself.

The full press release from the RTS Awards can be found here.

David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet now on Netflix

Following a week of great reviews and press coverage, David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet is now available to stream on Netflix.

https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/80216393

Some of the reviews so far (sourced from Rotten Tomatoes)…

‘Environmental catastrophe can be hard to convey in emotional ways. The scale of it can be deadening. Hearing it from Attenborough, however, gives the message stirring intimacy as well as authority.’

– Times (UK)

‘Attenborough’s stark documentary is essential viewing.’

– Common Sense Media

‘This incredibly important documentary pulls no punches – and will have you reaching for a reusable cup or joining the Greta Thunberg fan club the moment the credits roll.’

– The Sun

‘An incredibly important and moving document, and a warning to us all.’

– HeyUGuys

David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet hits select cinemas on Monday 28th September 2020

David Attenborough being interviewed by Michael Palin for Altitude’s release of David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet

Unfortunately, due to the worldwide pandemic that is currently ravaging the world, the planned release of David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet was delayed somewhat. However, on September 28th and for one night only, select cinemas across the UK will be screening the film, along with a special interview by Michael Palin to further explore the topics raised. You can purchase tickets here: https://www.attenborough.film/

Should you understandably not fancy a trip to the cinema at the moment, then you need not travel any further than your own internet connected device. The film launches on Netflix a few days later on October 4th.

Incidentally, today, Sir David has made the leap onto Instagram. At the time of writing, David has amassed in excess of 1.2 million followers in less than 24 hours, making headlines around the country.

World Wildlife Day – Our Planet Online Content Wins Two More Awards

Tuesday 3rd March 2020 marked the first World Wildlife Day, and to commemorate the occasion, the UN Headquarters in New York hosted a film festival in partnership with Jackson Hole and CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna). A number of films were screened to those attending the event, raising awareness of both the beauty and fragility of world, and what we can do to protect it.

Those films that best impressed the carefully selected jury, were presented with awards, and I’m pleased to announce that two of the films that I worked on (one of which I edited, and both of which I graded) were selected as the winners of their respective categories.

How to Save Our Planet – Edited and graded by myself – Winner in the Biodiversity Short category
Ocean Farmer – Graded by myself – Joint winner of the Biodiversity Micro Movie category

Our Planet Wins Jackson Wild Awards

Still from ‘How to Save Our Planet’. Image courtesy Netflix / WWF

We’re still making content to accompany the Our Planet series that was released earlier this year, but some of our first films just picked up awards at the prestigious Jackson Wild Festival (previously the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival).

How To Save Our Planet – Winner of ‘Best Changing Planet Film – Short Form’
‘Awarded for the best examination of our changing planet, including human impact, the environment, sustainability and climate change. Sponsored by Smithsonian Channel.’

How To Save Our Planet – Winner of ‘Best Limited Series Film – Short Form’
‘Awarded to the mini-series with episodes shorter than 20 minutes in length, that most effectively advances a natural history theme. Sponsored by ARRI.’

…and if that weren’t exciting enough, the main series (for which I was edit assistant) also scooped up some great awards as well;

Our Planet: High Seas (main series episode) – Winner of ‘Best Ecosystem Film’
Our Planet: Frozen Worlds (main series episode) – Winner of ‘Best Changing Planet Film’