Sir David Attenborough, famed for the narration that brings an air of dignity to nature documentaries like Planet Earth and Frozen Planet, tries to bring that same elevation to the classic YouTube video of a small tortoise enthusiastically humping a shoe.
Its a testament to Sir Davids talent that it actually kind of works.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... 7Z5k1_LgkE
I don't know why I thought this belongs here, but as I can't stop laughing about it, I thought I'd share.
David Attenborough's narration
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Re: David Attenborough's narration
Thank you so much, this will keep me laughing for the rest of the day.
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Re: David Attenborough's narration
I wish I could still get Graham Norton's show on my TV.
My cable doesn't include his show.
My cable doesn't include his show.
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Re: David Attenborough's narration
That's so funny to watch.
BTW - BBC America (which is the cable network outlet of the BBC channel) uses a cheap satellite and thus is not in high definition (HDTV) in the USA
They do show Graham Norton and he is the rudest and funniest of all the talk shows.
I always like his asking the audience for their most embarrassing moments -- they were classics...
BTW - BBC America (which is the cable network outlet of the BBC channel) uses a cheap satellite and thus is not in high definition (HDTV) in the USA
They do show Graham Norton and he is the rudest and funniest of all the talk shows.
I always like his asking the audience for their most embarrassing moments -- they were classics...