“The Americas,” a new nature series narrated by Tom Hanks and scored by Hans Zimmer, is set to launch on NBC in the U.S. in February and will later come to the BBC in the U.K. The 10-part series explores the wildest and most remote areas of North America and South America, showcasing the incredible variety of life on these continents.
Viewers in the U.S. can watch “The Americas” on NBC or on-demand via the Peacock streaming platform starting on Feb. 23. Each episode will premiere on NBC on Sunday evenings, with the option to stream on Peacock the following day. For those without NBC on their TV, cord-cutting streaming services like Sling TV and Fubo, or the Premium Plus plan on Peacock, offer options to live stream the show.
While the series launches exclusively in the U.S. initially, it will also make its way to the U.K. on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The release date for the U.K. airing has not been confirmed yet, but it is expected to be after the U.S. run concludes in April. Viewers traveling overseas can use a virtual private network (VPN) to watch “The Americas” from anywhere.
With each episode focusing on a different region of the Americas, viewers can expect to see stunning footage and behavior of animals in locations like the Amazon, the Andes, and Patagonia. Tom Hanks’s narration brings a sense of awe to the series, showcasing the beauty and diversity of the natural world. “The Americas” is described as one of the most ambitious wildlife series ever produced, capturing the vast range of landscapes and ecosystems on the two continents.
Overall, “The Americas” promises to be a visually stunning and educational journey into the wilderness of North and South America, offering viewers a unique glimpse into the hidden treasures of these diverse regions.
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