Living on the Edge (Full Episode) | Alaska: The Next Generation

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Alaskans must endure harsh realities as winter hits in order to achieve the independent life they seek.
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Life Below Zero follows six people as they battle for the most basic necessities in the state with the lowest population density in the United States. Living at the ends of the world's loneliest roads and subsisting off the rugged Alaskan bush, they battle whiteout snow storms, man-eating carnivores, questionable frozen terrain, and limited resources through a long and bitter winter. Some of them are lone wolves; others have their families beside them. All must overcome despairing odds to brave the wild and survive through to the spring. And when spring arrives in Alaska, rising temperatures bring mounting challenges as they work to prepare for yet another winter.
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@Martin-Azurre Год назад

The fact that we get free documentaries on RU-vid by National Geographic is truly a gift 👍👍👍

@NatGeo Год назад

Thank YOU for watching!

@denniscoughlin7437 Год назад

Isn't this a show? But agree it's a very cool thing.

@ThePatente Год назад

@@NatGeo Thanks too you guys.

@elsienorback7689 Год назад

I know right?

@Spartan-Of-Truth Год назад

You better respond to me too, Nat Geo. I will find you.

@stilcrazychris Год назад

Please give us more full episodes of Life Below Zero. Some of us just can't afford cable/satellite television to be able to watch programs like this & we love them. I appreciate, & I'm sure others fell the same way as I do. Thank you & God bless, Chris from Missouri

@NatGeo Год назад

Hi Chris! We are so excited to have fans like you enjoying the full episodes on our RU-vid channel! Be on the lookout for some more episodes of Life Below Zero coming to the channel in the upcoming months! Thank you so much for watching, we're glad you're here!❄

@commentkingace Год назад

CAN'T AFFORD OR TOO CHEAP TO PAY FOR?

@stilcrazychris Год назад

@@commentkingace I can't afford it! I was in a very bad car wreck where the other driver rear ended my & now I'm disabled & lost my job of 30 years. Why do people have to be so hateful with comments like yours? What did I do to you? I feel sorry for people like you that have so much hate in them that they lash out like you did. This kind of action is what's wrong with this world. You get more from honey then you do with vinegar. Words from a very wise woman. You might want to try saying something nice one day. It will get you farther in life if you try to be nicer one day. If you smart off to the wrong person you might either be in jail or dead on the street. Or you might be living in you Mothers basement all alone bc you have to be a smart a**. But it's OK if you live like that, being miserable & all. I don't have hate in my heart & have to live like you. Yes I might be disabled & can't afford cable/satellite, but I got more respect for people & treat them as an equal. So I really believe you meant no malice in your comment & just got caught up in the hype. You have a wonderful week & may God bless you & let his light shine on you & feel your heart with joy, love, & happiness. Chris P.S. I'm not mad @ you. I feel sorry for you for having so much malice in your heart. 🌹 💖

@debbieherrera1605 Год назад

Your not kidding.

@debbieherrera1605 Год назад

@@commentkingace Many of us that are on fixed incomes can’t afford it. It’s $89 a month for me to have cable. That’s 2 tanks of gas. Food for 2 weeks. Most of my light bill. Add to that there is only 2-3 programs a week that are worth watching on it.

@cabbageplease7648 Год назад

"I don't want to depend on stores" then packs a trailer full of items she bought at a store.

@talesfromtheleashexpatdogl1426 Год назад

I imagine it is hard to be totally self sustaining for Jesse and Chris due to the short growing season. Sugar, coffee, rice, beans etc

@j_rainsgoat3929 Год назад

She said she doesn't like depending on stores for everything.

@eileenie3101 Год назад

And she said she was packing actual meals- “60 breakfasts, 60 lunches, 60 dinners”. I love the show but she’s not my fave-doesn’t come across the tv as genuine

@jordanlund3132 Год назад

I love how she says “ the animals are the absolute worst out here” like…. What???

@ryane.7894 Год назад

It's a baby step sort of process and ultimately is still reality TV

@maureenfriel-dehaven8814 Год назад

He at least admits he is grumpy stubborn and bull headed. All the other guys and Susan have a great attitude and you can tell they are living their passion!

@iamthevoh Год назад

God bless everybody viewing this

@sebastianmartinescu1987 Год назад

God bless you, Xaddee! God bless these brave people and their families!

@annmarie_ Год назад

Thank you and my God bless you as well Xaddee! 🙂🙏🏻

@newcreationinchrist1423 Год назад

God bless you too ☺️🙏

@a_bb_a6356 Год назад

🙏🏽

@JohnDoe-bg9py Год назад

God bless you too

@trekker8033 Год назад

I always wanted, all my adult life, to live in a log cabin in the bush. I did that not long ago on Canada's West Coast. It was not very easy or practical at all. So, speaking from some experience, I totally salute anyone who can live off grid in the North, of either country!

@fernrokthespot Год назад

Hipsters in Alaska thinking they're Alaskan 😅🥱🤮cold version of Austin Texas

@jonnyweaver1912 Год назад

Exactly... this could be a cool show if they'd actually find some old timers that aren't complete city slickers

@zackdaniels6858 Год назад

AMEN. PATHETIC.

@Jbarnes1 Месяц назад

This is literally called next generation…so it’s gonna show younger people

@mrp8231 Год назад

Life below zero is my favorite documentary show. ❤ the self reliance. These people give me faith in humanity. Thank you national geographic. We need more!!"

@grizzlycountry1030 Год назад

I couldn't take her fear of helicopters (Well fear of pretty much everything) nor his lack of carrying a firearm for bears.

@TALLXXL Год назад

YOU FORGOT TO PACK THE CANNABIS .😂😁

@itsjeninMass 4 месяца назад

🤣🤣🤣✌️

@Jbarnes1 Месяц назад

@runninggreywolf8313 Год назад

I love the wholesomeness of National Geographic. I learn so much by watching and know we can live on so much less.

@alirott2271 Год назад

Im watching this on my phone on a deserted tropical island in the Carribean.About 90 Miles from st.Thomas. 🙂

@derekw.9878 Год назад

These types of shows start out good until the cast start to become actors and the producers force conversations and situations that don’t seem to be natural. Jess is not good at acting and they make it seem like she would be in real trouble out there without her husband. She does have ideas but it comes across as forced.

@ToddSloanIAAN Год назад

Why am I watching this I live in the suburbs around a small town or four.

@russelltackett4779 Год назад

😩

@justbenice7448 Год назад

I guess hantavirus is fairly rare in North America, but I would still wear a mask while cleaning all that rat & mice droppings. Better safe than sorry imo. 15:03

@cornell833 Год назад

Below the zero ❄ 🌧 Is the best life to live Sustained living is how the 🌎 started let's go back to living 🙌 smart

@charlesquick3091 Год назад

Let me get this straight. She lives in the largest state in the United States with almost 2 million acres of land, a population of less than 750,000 people, that is 1 person for roughly 1.5 acres. She doesn't want to depend on stores and then says that she has to prepare and pack 30 breakfast's, 30 lunches, and 30 dinners or 90 total meals for two people. These two are one of the reasons I no longer watch this show.... Crybabies, self important, self entitled, ken & Karen!

@zackdaniels6858 Год назад

Thankyou! TRUTH. GROSS.

@jron20r51 11 месяцев назад

Bingo. Lol

@Lindagoescamping 9 месяцев назад

Ikr creating problems where there isn’t

@nunyabuziness8421 Год назад

Come on really most of these people live in a modern world with full workshops electric everything else Life Below Zero has gotten away from the rural aspect of living

@scaredy-cat Год назад

To each their own, but not for me

@Jbarnes1 Месяц назад

No one asked

@trekker8033 Год назад

As well, Micmacs, or " Mik'mak", were indigenous to Canada's s Eastern Maritime provinces. I find it interesting and curious how he ended up in Alaska at the opposite end of the continent!

@thiloamend6008 Год назад

Meine liebsten Serie für mich 81-jährigen Jäger und Fischer in Deutschland. Allen Erfolg für die Kollegen im Norden.

@francesbernard2445 Год назад

Got a pair of hand warmer packs as gift while serving someone who hapened to be staying in Edmonton while he was from Yukon to recieve specialist care after a motor vehicle accident suffered here in Edmonton. I better remember to keep them on me all winter whenever outdoors just in case. There is only a 1 in 2.1 million chance of being mauled by a bear compared to a 1 in 107 chance of dying in a car accident.

@yescarlett Год назад

Every Alaskan, needs a gun or two, grizzles are not the bear you would to have to confront! Agressive, smart and powerful! Without protection you could be their next meal, not to mention what they do to a cabin which we don't want in the middle of nowhere!!

@itsjeninMass 4 месяца назад

This was awesome to watch, but that is not the life for me now. Maybe when I was younger. My hat is off to these people. Beautiful documentary.

@Truthseed313 Год назад

Living a cold cloudy life does not look like any type of a .good time

@vickimeyers2672 Год назад

It all depends upon what kind of lifestyle and climate one prefers.

@Midnight_Rider96 Год назад

Why does Alex need to go 3 miles for water when he could melt snow for drinking water?

@garypower8443 Год назад

That dude doesn't have a clue. ..I mean did you see how he set those snares😕smh

@matdrat Год назад

“City Iife.” What a joke.

@Jbarnes1 Месяц назад

How is that a joke

@Chriscosner1810 Год назад

Did anybody else catch how they were talking about that they needed wood to start the stove that they were going to go cut some and when they were dragging them to huge logs back you look at the side of their cabin and there's a whole wall full of wood stacked already they didn't really need no wood that was just for a shot for the camera maybe next time not put the already cut wood in your shot when you're acting like cutting firewood

@cintiapollock2486 Год назад

it takes more wood then the stacked and what they got to make it thru the winter lol

@sactownpicker253 Год назад

You can’t use up all the cut wood. You have to cut more and let it seasoned before burning.

@albertmanning6653 Год назад

I get a kick out of the NEW GENERATION SERIES One guy has a cabin BUT DOES NOT LIVE YEAR ROUND, the MARRIED COUPLE with no kids does the same thing, How is this LIFE BELOW ZERO

@steveneddy9492 Год назад

Need to make a water or antifreeze pail drowned trap for all the mice in your cabin. I caught 50 mice in two weeks in a hunting camp while I was gone from camp.

@lordzizo375 Год назад

I love the City Iived already everywhere. New York Shanghai, Bangkok a year. Berlin, I cant get enough of it. We are planing to live in a year or so in Tokio. In the Countryside I feel lost. I lived one time for 4 Weeks in the Countryside somewhere in Switzerland and that was terrible. I had to leave the Scares place and move into a Hostel in the next small Town to survive.

@ryanmccallum7023 Год назад

They’re not living like the old times because that way of living has been lost through the generations which is sad non of them would last in the wild if it wasn’t for the gun

@cintiapollock2486 Год назад

why is it sad its not the old days its nowdays lol who said that was the only way to do it?

@Ace-ke7fq Год назад

@@cintiapollock2486 if everything stopped, no cars, no stores..I'd survive..but no most wouldn't cause no one taught them.

@twinflowerfioretta Год назад

impressive docu, perfect for coming wintertime, to live in this isolated places is a great challenge no doubt with some adventerous struggelings, but all are rather good prepared - my big respect ! Thank you NG, if possible, is there a following episode ? would be great ✌👍🙏🔥

@NatGeo Год назад

Thank you for the kind words! We're so glad to hear that you are enjoying Life Below Zero! We will be uploading some more full episodes from the show in the upcoming months, so be sure to keep an eye out!❄

@macmcc3201 Год назад

Nice to have the choice

@eileendalton7198 Год назад

Yes thank for free documentary I love docs I'm from Ireland and live these free on RU-vid.. May the luck of the Irish be with yez all from irish Eileen 🤗🙏🙌💚💚💚💚💚💚💯💢💥💫👌💯

@Robin-rj8vg Месяц назад

My mother's maiden name was Helen Eileen Ireland... Feels nice to see that name again, I lost her 15 yrs ago. May the Lord bless and keep you Ms Eileen...

@gonefishing3644 Год назад

Living far away from a clear highway and an emergency room is all well and good until someone becomes seriously ill or gets seriously injured or needs emergency surgery. Medical evacuation via helicopter or airplane, if weather conditions permit, is very, very expensive. I would not want to test my luck by living that far away from emergency medical services.

@maggiemaja822 Год назад

besides, there is a reason why humanity has inventions, technology and such- all to make life a bit easier for them. I like watching those shows, but I wouldn't want to this myself.

@kurliigurlii Год назад

Yes, and it's foolish to bank on "it won't happen to me!" We're all flawed mortals who are neither omniscient nor are we impervious to injuries and organic medical faltering. We can be caught by surprise even if we're being as careful as can be, and get horribly sick even if we're the picture of health. You never know what life will throw at you and we're all going to die of something sooner or later. I might sound dramatic, but really. Life can be terrible and unexpectedly so at times.

@davidranew8768 Год назад

What she going too do when bigfoot looks into her window she be wanting leave the show saying no one told me about them things lol 😆😂🤣

@fatmonet Год назад

All these people living in Alaska know where the taco bell is and groceries are. Just saying.

@whiteboi1856 Год назад

Where do they get the money to go live in the wild like that

@maggiemaja822 Год назад

corporate jobs. this is just a gig on the side

@knowmenomo 3 месяца назад

Not to mention expensive helicopter rides

@samueljackson6188 Год назад

Fairbanks? Naw move north. Deep into the Alaskan boonies.

@Ace-ke7fq Год назад

My only dream is to have a log cabin, not too big..but to be ab;e to hang out laundry, that freshness of real air..

@shawnnewell4541 Год назад

The are creating unnecessary anxiety for themselves by moving out away from other people.

@thisissparta8884 Год назад

Actually the opposite. I have way less stress living out of town verse living in the city.

@zinnia3684 Год назад

No way. It’s so peaceful and good for your body to do physical labour every day. It can be lonely but so rewarding to be self reliant. Get a couple of dogs and pray to your Saviour Jesus Christ everyday to guide and direct you. Wonderful

@vickimeyers2672 Год назад

They're not the kind of people who need other people around. Living in the woods creates peace.

@boneyn3661 Год назад

2 min in and can't stand listening to this woman. It's a good thing she is moving to the middle of nowhere and away from others that she can annoy.

@MrWaterbugdesign Год назад

This is such a city person view. Life in the woods...bringing a truck load of store bought supplies. They took a helio to their cabin??? This is a joke. I hadn't seen a Life Below Zero in many years...they can't find anyone actually living off the land, even a little?

@bradphillips6081 Год назад

Who eats three meals a day every day of the week

@karrigirl Год назад

Why does their cabin on the edge look like hoarders live there? Don’t tell me it is the mice and squirrel’s fault.

@JogBird Год назад

this is too overproduced and scripted

@vickimeyers2672 Год назад

Then why did in the heck did you watch it????

@tomcody2768 Год назад

Over DRAMATIC !

@Jbarnes1 Месяц назад

People actually live like this ig so wym by that

@demcduff Год назад

Are new episodes with the former generation still be aired? I hope so.

@michaeldigges-fd4xz Год назад

God bless you brother

@ericmorse2251 Год назад

I'm from the woods and last name is same but unsure if they are relatives but God Bless You on your adventures

@f1s2hg3 Год назад

I love this a guy living in Alaska needs target practice? Right this guy is learning how to shoot and he thinks he is good? Right the Polar Bears laugh at this guy because he is just big enough for the polar bears lunch!

@runninggreywolf8313 Год назад

You should leave rat/mouse traps everywhere when you leave.

@pinoyrunningpenguin Год назад

They aren't really self sustaining since they carry grocery stuffs, while lambasting groceries in the city.

@laghertakategat530 Год назад

Grüße aus Deutschland!Meine Schwester lebt auch in Alaska! Sie will nie wieder zurück nach Deutschland! 👍

@nancygorham5908 Год назад

I watch LBZ on Tuesdays, this is what my Tuesdays are about!!!

@Eric-tp8oy Год назад

The King is coming... Are you saved?

@JustAVibe111 Год назад

Amen

@jameanicole Год назад

Yes he is!

@Eric-tp8oy Год назад

@@jameanicole How about you?

@jameanicole Год назад

@@Eric-tp8oy I don't think it would be wise to answer this question

@Eric-tp8oy Год назад

@@jameanicole Why not? If you were to ask me: Are you saved? The answer is: YES YES and Yes! "If you shall confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus, and shall believe in your heart that God has raised him from the dead, you shall be saved." Paul (Bible) If you haven't yet believed, confessed Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour, it would be wise to do it now, before it is too late.. “Behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation.” God

@User_yhvz Год назад

I bet that guys secret recipe for the Canoe is Dishsoap and vinegar, or rubbing alcohol 😂

@i_am_a_freespirit Год назад

Now this is how I would love to live 🥰👌🏻🥰

@im_agine852 Год назад

Like the Morses....leave your $400,000 house in the city , load up on groceries and go be on life below zero for 60 days.

@i_am_a_freespirit Год назад

@@im_agine852 Oh, I know what it is like in these types of temperatures, having grown up in Germany in a mountain region, in the 60's. I am practicing preparedness at this Moment, BECAUSE I ONLY have about one more year to pay for my place here, then I will move to Alaska. I love the wilderness, but I am also taking baby steps to get there. It is NOT just a pack up and leave and go there... BECAUSE of the climate it takes planning, know how, as well as Grit and determination and stamina to do that. So I can survive out there in the harsh climate. I prefer to learn to live in igloos and learn from the Innuites their way of life, techniques, etc. But even that takes planning. While it may help to watch Videos about conditions etc. It is so much different in real life. Other then that, Yes I would go if immediately if I was better prepared!

@im_agine852 Год назад

@@i_am_a_freespirit I understand you are taking baby steps to get to where you want to be. Good luck, I hope you thrive. But the Morses live in fairbanks in a modern $400K house. It seems that they are just doing this tv show for fame for 60 days. They have brought all the food to live on in the Alaskan wildernesss with them. How can someone say that is living off the wilderness. Again... good luck to you

@carmenvazquez512 Год назад

Me toooooooo😊

@carmenvazquez512 Год назад

Me toooooooo😊

@inmyfreetyme Год назад

Love this show...a LOT. Thanks 4 the Full episodes. Happy Holidays !!

@abbyarnold4477 Год назад

If you're happy being out in the wilderness than more power to you . If you walk the woods please carry a weapon as self defense .

@SirBobbyDuncan 9 месяцев назад

I love how Brent wants us to pretend like he wasn't on ultimate survival Alaska for 2 saesons...and therefore loaded 💰

@muhammadbilalmuhammadbilal4678 Год назад

Please upload every life below zero full episodes of all season

@placidity13 Год назад

Really a good video .

@jamieday6602 Год назад

I can't imagine living off the grid and have 50 plus dogs to feed! Very strange but cudos to them! I wonder how they feed them!

@AlienPain Год назад

Dude Relys on his gun to provide sustinance, lays gun in snow while checking target🤔🤔js

@Somee989 Год назад

Young & strong. Wonderful to see a couple live off the land and hopefully grow a huge family.

@trevorgifford8917 Год назад

Cutting some firewood and collecting some water isn't really living off the land. It's just a glorified camping trip that they are on for 2 months, all they had to do was bring food and gas, almost like a paid vacation. Hardly living off the land.

@vickimeyers2672 Год назад

@@trevorgifford8917 have you, yourself, lived such a lifestyle?

@jasonellenberg3261 Год назад

@@trevorgifford8917 yeah it's just camping not living off the land

@wilboves4365 5 месяцев назад

Why do you have an alarm on the woods? I think you should wake up when your body says wake up!!!!.

@ramonitasfriasdlossantos9197 Год назад

I love the documento🥰😍

@jonnyweaver1912 Год назад

I'm amazed at the city slickers they choose to represent this harsh lifestyle

@dennisdwyer5546 7 месяцев назад

“New generation” haha

@r3drummurd3r68 Год назад

Okay it's all adding up now extremely afraid of a 30 minute helicopter ride anxiety scared out of her wits but as soon as she lands she gets on you flimsy zipline that's about 50 to 75 ft above ground over a stream that's iced up and just giggling and having the time of her life yeah don't make sense

@vickimeyers2672 Год назад

Different people have different fears.

@r3drummurd3r68 Год назад

@@vickimeyers2672 A yo Vick when did yea getthe transgender operation?! Siriusly !

@derekholland3328 Год назад

they are all amazing and boat dude rocks!

@LyteRetro Год назад

honestly you are a fool if you think life as we know it is sustainable, kudos to these survivors

@Mcconterfit Год назад

that close up view of that gross eye lols

@fivemjs Год назад

The other dogs were like…..NOOOOOOOO COME BACK!!!!

@JesseSwaney Год назад

Why not just boil snow instead of hiking 3 miles to a water source?

@bharathshiva7895 Год назад

Really this is a nice video 🙂👍.

@NatGeo Год назад

Thanks for watching! We're happy to have you here!

@HFC786 Год назад

Please do a documentary on North African Berbers

@JOSWAY787 Год назад

You think the Moroccan king would grand them access to make a positive documentary about the berbers??😂😂

@justbenice7448 Год назад

@@JOSWAY787 There's a ton of documentaries just on You Tube alone about the Berbers.

@scottpetty8934 Год назад

The one guy snow shoed 3 miles to a stream to get some water. When has snow on the ground . Just scoop up some of the snow and melt it ! . Hes not the brightest bulb in the pack .

@scottpetty8934 Год назад

@@vickimeyers2672 Still better then walking 3 miles and hauling it back .......... RIGHT !. Also , I dont use pants for water I use a pan . Or , even better . Why dont you get a 5 gallon pan and use that ? ............ Now , who's the "brightest bulb"??

@muhammadbilalmuhammadbilal4678 Год назад

Thanks for uploading full episode

@NatGeo Год назад

More to come!

@dablaugntximntxub2318 Год назад

please national geographic please please drop these others and focus mainly on agnes hailstone families would be great and a much watched documentary than now..

@leanndavis7717 Год назад

It would seem that you would have an insulated building with a heat source for those dogs on extreme cold nights.

@russelltackett4779 Год назад

😆

@SwanSong1234 Год назад

Those dog's would be to hot in a heated building. They have under coats you wouldn't believe. My husky best day's were snow day's. She cried to go out to just be outside . She thought moving to Florida was the worst idea. She was right😉

@vickimeyers2672 Год назад

I live in the woods of Alaska and have a Malamute for companionship. She much prefers being outside at -30° F than inside my cabin.

@BBSr-q2w Год назад

Sorry, but those dogs would be miserable in your hands, they are built for those temperatures

@N8tve Год назад

60 dinners! 60 breakfast! Don't forget the 60 toilet rolls too

@billstevens9190 Год назад

I lived in Eagle. That's when .people live the land not with help like today ,these crapy people have rich parents. They never had it hard.

@Robin-rj8vg Месяц назад

Wow, so many critical comments from all the ppl watching instead of doing. If these ppl don't live their lives to suit you, I'm pretty sure that's why they're where they are. All they've got to please is themselves @ your snarky remarks mean less than nothing. I commend them for having the guts to even try.

@christopherthomas2555 Год назад

A grizzly bare could catch you and eat you, and I don't think they're 10% more intelligent than humans. Although I can't see the Bear inventing fire arms or Mace anytime soon

@aliensandscience 4 месяца назад

I like how humans move into other animals' habitat then complain about the said animals.

@MaureenByrnes Год назад

Key word town ✌🏻♥️

@porchop79 Год назад

Away from tyranny

@theaimwinsbr9874 Год назад

Great exploring! Most informative, Thanks a lot💖💞❣🇮🇳

@NatGeo Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@jamesburdette5647 Год назад

Cosna: Noun, Verb, and Adjective.

@TimberTramp Год назад

I reckon you’d sell a few of them freighter canoes! Good on ya!

@Coastal.Redwood.Homestead Год назад

I was born in Fairbanks beautiful place

@Motive_crew-u6n Год назад

@solarindependentutilitysystems Год назад

Yes with lack of food comes lack of judgment

@beachobsession29 Год назад

I wonder how he sustains and feeds 60 sled dogs. I wonder if they touch on that in other episodes. Some mushers rely on fish. Good episode though.

@banancino553 Год назад

Thanks for this episode really appreciate

@newcreationinchrist1423 Год назад

Makes me so glad I live in hot, sunny Florida. 🙂🙏

@Ace-ke7fq Год назад

with hurricanes and such?

@russelltackett4779 Год назад

😆

@justinkimble4654 Год назад

Good Video y'all are some Rare Breeds of people to do and live like this much respect 💯.

@gururay Год назад

This is like a speeded up version of the terrestrial series which I watched a few years ago with added advertisements which is ironic really considering the subject matter.