Animation
Documentary
Kids
Once Upon a Time... Planet Earth
1S | 51E
12/15/2008
8.4
1. Planet guards
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12/15/2008
2. Episode 2
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12/15/2008
3. Climate I: Far North
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1/8/2009
4. Episode 4
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1/9/2009
5. Water in India
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1/12/2009
6. Episode 6
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1/13/2009
7. Water in Sahel
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1/15/2009
8. Episode 8
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1/16/2009
9. Amazon forest
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1/19/2009
10. Episode 10
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1/20/2009
11. Energies exhaustion
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1/22/2009
12. Episode 12
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1/23/2009
13. Fair trade
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1/26/2009
14. Episode 14
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1/27/2009
15. Oceans in danger
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1/29/2009
16. Episode 16
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1/30/2009
17. Ecosystems
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2/2/2009
18. Water of the World
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2/3/2009
19. Episode 19
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2/5/2009
20. Poverty
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2/6/2009
21. Episode 21
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2/9/2009
22. Forests of the world
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2/10/2009
23. Episode 23
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2/12/2009
24. Excessive fishing
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2/13/2009
25. Episode 25
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2/16/2009
26. Climate II: Origins
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2/17/2009
27. Episode 27
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1/1/1970
28. Farming
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1/1/1970
29. Episode 29
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1/1/1970
30. Biodiversity
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1/1/1970
31. Episode 31
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1/1/1970
32. Climate III: Effects
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1/1/1970
33. Episode 33
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1/1/1970
34. Recycling
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1/1/1970
35. Episode 35
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1/1/1970
36. Women of the World
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1/1/1970
37. Episode 37
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1/1/1970
38. Children's labour
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1/1/1970
39. Episode 39
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1/1/1970
40. New energies
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1/1/1970
41. Episode 41
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1/1/1970
42. House and city
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1/1/1970
43. Episode 43
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1/1/1970
44. Climate IV: Solutions
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1/1/1970
45. Episode 45
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1/1/1970
46. Children: Health and Education
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1/1/1970
47. Episode 47
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1/1/1970
48. Technologies
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1/1/1970
49. Episode 49
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1/1/1970
50. Tomorrow
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1/1/1970
51. Episode 51
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1/1/1970
Overview
Teenagers, the internationally-recognized characters of the series, will be the heroes of adventures in which they will play an active role. They will be a force for change, faced with situations and problems they need to resolve. The series will be based on facts, yet still primarily entertainment. Through their actions, they directly affect their planet and the resources that must be used responsibly and are not inexhaustible. The series will also help younger audiences to understand that pollution, hunger and water shortages are realities with specific causes – rather than inevitable evils to be dreaded, they are battles to be won with solutions to be found.
