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| Submitted by: Shaun Lim |
Date 27 July 2005
The "End Day" showed last week failed miserably as a documentary. It was pure 1 hr of sensationalisation based on a few minutes' snippets of facts. I learn as much from watching 55 minutes of commercials.
On the other hand, the "Dinosaurs" showed this week was eye-opening as it details the derivation of the hypothesis and academic arguments. Even my 3 & 5 year old kids got excited with the dinosaurs. One thing it failed to point out that Dinosaur specifically refers the long neck species. |
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| Submitted by: Kenneth Mak |
Date 27 July 2005
Thanks for airing those documentaries. They are really great. I also like the idea of changing the time to Sunday 7.30pm.
I am a bit of a history buff, so I would really appreciate some interesting historical documentaries. I am hoping for documentaries that would examine important historical events. Take of instance the much- speculated account that the US actually goaded Japan to attack Pearl Harbour. How true is it ? It's stuff like that which interest me. I also like documentaries on science & technology.
Keep up the good work !
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| Submitted by: Anonymous |
Date 26 July 2005
The documentary 'What killed the Dinosaurs' was really an exciting one. It was not only an impact that drove the Dinosaurs to extinction, but a combination of catastrophic events(including the impact) that contributed to the Dinosaurs extinction. I hope to see more documentaries about prehistoric creatures and extinctions. |
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| Submitted by: Aaron |
Date 26 July 2005
I think that the documentaries should not be split into two days and should be shown on one single day. |
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| Submitted by: Debbie |
Date 26 July 2005
I think the documentaries are quite informative. Thank you |
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