The War between Land and Sea

Yes just watched. Makes you think what we’re doing to our planet.

Why is a kids’ programme being aired on prime time TV?
I gave it a chance but it’s not for me.

We didn't bother because we thought it was a spin-off from Dr Who, a children's programme.

Sunday evening viewing, 9pm?
Why?

Far fetched and unbelievably silly. We switched off after 20mins

I enjoyed it, and there was the added bonus of John Pertwee with the Sea Devils earlier in the evening.

I think its a serious subject and interesting but it looked so ridiculous I couldn't be bothered.

It is science fiction. If you don't like that genre, then you are unlikely to enjoy this.

Has anyone else noticed that, whenever someone is interviewed indoors, 90% of the time, they are seated in front of a bookcase? Why? It seems strange that this is so popular. Apart from anything else, I find I don’t really listen to what is being said - I am too busy trying to see the titles of the books they like!

I think my last post is in the wrong place! I’m sure I placed it correctly, but clearly not!

Back to The War Between Land and Sea (!) I wouldn't say it's a children's programme, but it is certainly a family show. When I saw it advertised, I presumed it would be in the traditional family slot leading up to Christmas. Programmes such as the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, the Golden Compass etc. have been shown at 5 or 6pm on the Sundays leading up to Christmas. Scheduling it at 9pm is bizarre. There are few enough family viewing opportunities as it is, I think it's a shame that 'Children's TV' has become separated from mainstream.

I agree GrandmaKT lots of talking points raised for the next generations.

Are there elements in it, sex and violence, that mean it has to be shown later?

Not yet Maremia, but I get the feeling that there might be in later episodes...

Real kids stuff isn’t it? We gave it 15 minutes and consider ourselves generous.