Savage Kingdom on National Geographic is the real game of thrones! There is no mercy here and that is how the predator animals in the Kalahari Desert live their lives. For those who want more carnage after watching GOT, they can get their violence fix by catching the latest episode on Sunday night and even
The Hot Zone, a dramatic miniseries adaptation of the eponymous best-selling 1994 non-fiction thriller by Richard Preston, is set to premiere on National Geographic in May. The upcoming limited series tells the story of the first occurrence of the Ebola virus on U.S. soil. The virus first appeared among imported primates kept at a research
Academy Award-winning documentary Free Solo is a film event like no other. It is about the complex layer of human achievements, both physical and mental whilst set against a backdrop of a burgeoning love story involving the film’s subject, Alex Honnold. His love interest is his relatively new girlfriend Sanni McCandless, whom producers thanked profusely
One of Monsters and Critics’ favorite group of salty fishermen from the nation’s oldest seaport, Gloucester, Massachusetts has suffered a loss of a cast member. William “Willbilly” Hathaway of Nat Geo Channel’s Wicked Tuna: Outer Banks, has died. The reality star was involved in a fatal car accident this weekend. He was only 36-years-old. Hathaway
Tonight it is time to sing “Take me to the river,” but don’t drop me in it as Phil Keoghan’s segment on Explorer heads to Peru’s Boiling River, where the temperatures are 200 degrees Fahrenheit, enough to cook you alive! The total river system is about 5.5 miles, but it’s the 3.8 miles on the
National Geographic Channel’s groundbreaking series Mars season two is a fascinating drama with loads of action that is really compelling viewing. It is more than a psychological yarn. It’s about relationships, bigger ideas of environmental stewardship and a new kind of pressure on these established characters who are entrusted with a new planet. The second
Our solar system is a place of incredible marvels with a single star, the Sun, and the celestial bodies that orbit around it providing endless fascination. It comprises everything from planets, moons and asteroids to zooming comets. But what do we know about this active and explosive solar system we inhabit? Our earthly insignificance and
In 2010, National Geographic celebrated the 25th anniversary of Explorer, the longest-running documentary series in cable television history. Monsters and Critics was invited back in April of 2010 to go to DC for the festive event with National Geographic Channel’s executive VP of content Steve Burns and Michael Rosenfeld, president of National Geographic Television, as the
Fascinating docuseries Inside North Korea’s Dynasty starts tonight on National Geographic Channel. It is a profoundly chilling, enlightening and informative look at one of the most reclusive dynasties and countries on the planet. Monsters and Critics was given an exclusive clip from the second episode that shows the press conference confronting the abduction of Shin
Celebrity astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is one of National Geographic’s biggest stars. Coincidentally, he is ALL about stars and the great beyond, as his podcast was morphed into a riveting series for the network in 2015. StarTalk is Tyson’s heady compound mixture of science and pop culture. Tyson’s talk show takes place in front of