A blatant repackaging to bilk more money out of viewers. »»
In case you were ever wondering how to destroy the Earth, you can learn all you need to from the History Channel. »»
At some point along the way The Universe became more or less a Letterman Top Ten List of the ways that we may die. »»
I’ve loved this show since it began, and Season Three lives up to the high standards I’ve come to expect from it. This show is a backyard astronomer’s dream, and one that I get great enjoyment from. And while I don’t need to watch it on Blu-ray to enjoy the series, the sharpness and clarity the technology brings to the show is a very nice bonus. »»
Sometimes you just have to put your common sense in the backseat of the car and go out and grab the Blu-ray version of something you already have. How else will you be able to enjoy the beauty of The Universe without the help of your very own Hubble Telescope? Wait...you have one? Can I come over? »»
What are White Holes? What is Astrobiology? What are the biggest things in space? These are just some of the fascinating topics covered in all 18 episodes of season two of The History Channel’s gorgeous show, The Universe. »»
The History Channel has done it again as The Universe takes viewers deep into the farthest regions of space where the members of the Starship Enterprise could only dream of going. »»
Explore the spaces between people and planets--in Blu-ray! »»
A wonderful testament to the awe and beauty of the cosmos. »»
