Animals Like Us offers viewers a new and exciting way of seeing the natural world! Each episode offers a rare glimpse into the complex lives of charismatic animals that behave a lot like we do! Throughout the Animal Kingdom, wild animals live in sophisticated societies, inhabited by individuals that show deep emotion and real intelligence. In fact, the closer we look at their actions, and unravel what drives them to behave as they do, the more we realize animals are a lot like us! 　　Producer: Pioneer Productions

Peek inside the lives of penguins, giraffes, chimps, and other animals that behave a whole lot like humans. Touch down on all seven continents around the world to see why these wild creatures compete, co-operate, love, and grieve just like we do. From dolphins creating names to flamingos wearing makeup and monkeys that floss to sharks that visit the dentist, the animal kingdom is surprisingly similar to our own! 　　EPISODE 1 A Penguin Proposal 　　EPISODE 2 House Hunting Hermit Crabs 　　EPISODE 3 Meerkat Survival School 　　EPISODE 4 Pirate Birds 　　EPISODE 5 Lion Daycare 　　EPISODE 6 Shark Dentist

After the death of their mother, three sisters try to figure out how to move forward with their lives.

Chris Langham played ineffectual, out-of-shot interviewer Roy Mallard, observing ordinary people around Britain and summing up their lives with some tortuous narration.

Jim Plunkett never backed down from adversity. Despite being a major high school recruit, Plunkett’s freshman year at Stanford was a letdown, and his coach tried to replace him at quarterback. He refused to be taken out and eventually became a standout at Stanford, winning the Rose Bowl and Heisman his senior year. The start to his pro career was not very different from his turn in college, starting off slow, being traded to several teams, and eventually landing a backup position with the Raiders. It was only when the starting quarterback got injured that Plunkett was thrust into the role, and ended up leading the Raiders to two Super Bowl victories.

Chris Langham played ineffectual, out-of-shot interviewer Roy Mallard, observing ordinary people around Britain and summing up their lives with some tortuous narration.

Just Animals (10 x 50’), a spectacular celebration of the world’s wildlife, returns for a 3rd season having recently completed production. Distributed globally by ZDF Studios and produced by Wildbear Entertainment, this engaging documentary series devotes an entire episode to a fascinating creature where every aspect of their life is revealed. 　　In the third season of this popular series, we take a close look at another collection of amazing animals in their natural habitat. 　　Each episode focuses on one animal, such as the iconic Australian koala, the Equidae family of hoofed mammals that include horses, assess, donkeys, and zebras, and the intelligent and vibrant members of the parrot family. Each episode meticulously portrays their physical traits, sensory capabilities, complex communication methods, exceptional behaviours, and remarkable adaptations. 　　We observe these animals from the moment of their birth and watch them grow, while learning about their past and present, and what is being done to ensure they survive and thrive in the future. Just Animals is an enthralling adventure for animal enthusiasts, a comprehensive exploration guaranteed to captivate, educate, and inspire. 　　Just Animals, Season 3: 　　Episode 1 Just Koalas 　　Episode 2 Just Horses 　　Episode 3 Just Parrots 　　Episode 4 Just Fish 　　Episode 5 Just Apes 　　Episode 6 Just Arachnids 　　Episode 7 Just Rodents 　　Episode 8 Just Crustaceans 　　Episode 9 Just Water Birds 　　Episode 10 Just Amphibians

Simon Schama searches for who we are now in an age of change, and whether art and music can bring us together.

This series is above the expectations they had about it. It is very fast (beyond the tempo of each episode) conflicts are able to develop and resolve in each episode. Which for one as a spectator is very good since the rhythm is never lost. 　　On the other hand, humor management is constant and gives it its point of grace so that conflicts, which are very deep, can occur with a lightness that catches. 　　The chemistry that Paula Usero and Carol Rovira keep in the series is the same as they have in "Love Is Forever" so in just 10 minutes they catch you in a way that when you already see them together you already know that everything will work out , they are the basis of this series and the writers notice that they know it since the series is by and for them.

This series is above the expectations they had about it. It is very fast (beyond the tempo of each episode) conflicts are able to develop and resolve in each episode. Which for one as a spectator is very good since the rhythm is never lost. 　　On the other hand, humor management is constant and gives it its point of grace so that conflicts, which are very deep, can occur with a lightness that catches. 　　The chemistry that Paula Usero and Carol Rovira keep in the series is the same as they have in "Love Is Forever" so in just 10 minutes they catch you in a way that when you already see them together you already know that everything will work out , they are the basis of this series and the writers notice that they know it since the series is by and for them.