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TV tonight: let the David Attenborough 100th birthday celebrations begin!
The broadcaster relives his landmark series that changed everything. Plus, gritty casino drama The Cage continues. Here’s everything to watch this evening
“There was one series that changed everything.” In 1976, after turning down the director general job (“I wouldn’t have been any good at it!”) David Attenborough embarked on a revolutionary wildlife filming expedition. Fifty years later, the team who made Life on Earth reunite – including centenarian Attenborough – and it is a real treat to hear them reminisce about the three-year journey involving 40 countries and 600 species. Hollie Richardson
David Attenborough finishes his tour in naturalist Matt’s mountain-flanked garden in the Scottish Highlands. Competing gamely with the spectacular scenery are a pine marten who stumbles upon a luxurious winter retreat, a buzzard willing to fight her own son for food, and some barn owl chicks who, thanks to cameras installed in Matt’s homemade bird box, we watch hatch and take their first flight. Lucinda Everett
David Attenborough’s 7 greatest firsts, from killer fungi and hydroplaning dolphins to mating slugs and birds imitating car alarms
David Attenborough’s nature documentaries have captured some first-time animal behaviours over the years on film – here are just some of them.
Sir David Attenborough's films have featured countless species never before seen on TV. We celebrate David Attenborough’s 100th birthday by choosing our favourite firsts caught on camera in his iconic nature documentaries.
In The Life of Birds (1998), to entice some of the animals near the camera, the crew would play a recording of the same species in hopes they would answer back and investigate the source. This made for one of the more iconic moments of this documentary in episode six, Signals and Songs. In it, David Attenborough encourages a superb lyrebird to perform on cue.
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Sir David Attenborough's 100th Birthday on the BBC – Everything you need to know
A slate of new shows feature alongside beloved landmark series in a week-long celebration of Sir David's work and legacy
It's Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday on Friday 8 May and, to mark the occasion, a slate of new shows are featuring alongside beloved landmark series in a week-long celebration of Sir David's work and legacy.
In 1976, production began on David Attenborough's Life on Earth. No-one had ever attempted a natural history series on this scale before. This is the remarkable story behind one of the BBC’s most famous wildlife blockbusters. A three-year, hair-raising odyssey around the world, travelling to 40 countries, across a million miles, and filming over 600 species.
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