“The Americas” is an exciting new nature series narrated by the renowned Tom Hanks and scored by the talented Hans Zimmer. Set to premier on Feb. 23, this 10-part series promises to take viewers on a breathtaking journey through the wilds of North and South America, showcasing the incredible diversity of life on these continents.
Initially launching on NBC in the U.S., “The Americas” was co-produced in collaboration with the BBC, ensuring that audiences in the U.K. will also get the opportunity to witness this groundbreaking series in the future. With a focus on exploring some of the most remote and rarely seen areas of the Americas, this documentary marks a significant milestone in wildlife filmmaking.
To watch “The Americas” online or on TV, tune in to NBC on Feb. 23 for the exclusive premiere. Alternatively, catch it on-demand through the Peacock streaming platform. Each new episode will air on NBC on Sunday evenings, starting with a double-header on the premiere date, with the episodes becoming available on Peacock the following day for streaming.
For viewers without access to NBC on their TV, various streaming services like Sling TV and Fubo offer live stream options. Additionally, signing up for the Premium Plus plan on Peacock allows for live streaming of your local NBC channel.
The schedule for “The Americas” in the U.S. is as follows:
– Episode 1: Premieres Sunday, Feb. 23 at 7pm EST on NBC
– Episode 2: Premieres Sunday, Feb. 23 at 8pm EST on NBC
– Episode 3: Premieres Sunday, March 2 at 8pm EST on NBC
– Episodes 4-10 continue on subsequent Sundays at 8pm EST, concluding on April 20
For viewers in the U.K., “The Americas” will be coming to BBC One and BBC iPlayer in the future, following its successful run in the U.S. Stay tuned for updates on the release date for the U.K. audience.
If you find yourself traveling overseas and still want to catch “The Americas,” consider using a virtual private network (VPN) to stream the series from anywhere in the world. This technology allows you to mask your location and access geo-restricted content like Peacock and live TV streaming services.
“The Americas” promises to be an unprecedented wildlife series, showcasing the untamed beauty and diversity of the Americas like never before. With five years of filming, 180 expeditions, and 87,000 miles covered, this ambitious project is set to captivate audiences with its stunning visuals and insightful storytelling. Don’t miss out on this groundbreaking series that’s sure to leave a lasting impression on nature enthusiasts and documentary lovers alike.