[mysterio]

I watched it front to back. I thought is was the best History Channel documentary I have ever seen. Although I’m pretty interested in that particular subject, so that might have biased my ranking of it.

[Vaquero]

I DVR’s it. It is set for my viewing when I get home from work...that and the Sarah Connor chronicles.

I am also interested in this topic.

[philsfan24]

i saw the beginning of it last night and it looked great. im going to catch the rerun tomorrow night. pretty fascinating to see what would happen if people just vanished.

[KC_Conspirator]

I skipped it. I thought it was going to be a “12 Monkeys” leftist dream.

[Graybeard58]

I watched it front to back. I thought is was the best History Channel documentary I have ever seen. Although I’m pretty interested in that particular subject

I watched it too and found it so interesting that I watched it instead of the democrat circus debate, which I really wanted to see.

[Hot Tabasco]

Although I’m pretty interested in that particular subject

I think about it often too. it never amazes me to walk across a shopping center paved parking lot and come across a crack in it where a seed has ended up and started growing. Be it a dandylion or an oak tree or something..........

Nature will go on long after we're gone and it will decide what thrives and what doesn't. We ARE insignificant.....

[CharlesWayneCT]

oops. I also watched the whole thing, and had a slightly different take on it. But there were some cool parts, and some of their science seemed OK.

[EggsAckley]

Have you ever read an old book titled “Earth Abides”? Very interesting story. You might like it. It’s still in print in paperback.