Have you seen Walking With Dinosaurs (1999)?

Omg!!! Paleontology fans are being blessed as of late

those coelophysis calls are going to be stuck in my head for all eternity

Prehistoric Planet was like a spiritual successor to Walking with Dinosaurs. Now, we'll have an actual sequel to Walking with Dinosaurs.

I hope they bring back the old music too. That was one of my favorite parts of WWD.

i watched the original _Walking with Dinosaurs_ AS IT AIRED. i was in elementary school at the time and wrote out it in one of my workbooks when we were told to tell a short story. i don't know which is my favorite, but--perhaps predictably--"Cruel Seas" and the liopleurodon probably left the biggest impression since that's what i wrote about in school

Wwd and spinosaurus ?! This must be a dream

I do hope that Nigel Marven gets another special episode like in the original as well! He was absolutely amazing last time and he is very passionate about this sort of stuff.

My childhood coming back, i already love it and i cant wait to see It! i remember when the paleontologists would start to talk and I was like "no, go away, i want to see dinosaurs" xD, also "the ballad of big al", its still my favorite, even if It was a special but its still have a place in my heart.

The inclusion of the Lourhiña formation would be interesting to anyone who remembers Dinosaur Revolution, the second episode of which focuses on an Allosaurus europeus who grows up with his lower jaw being broken. Considering there was a lot of overlap between Lourhiña and Morrison, I’m guessing the latter formation won’t be making an appearance.

Walking with Dinosaurs: *comes back* Me: A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one!

Hope they bring back Kenneth Branagh and Ben Bartlett! Also really like the choice to base the episodes on specific fossil individuals

I watched the 1999 show as a teenager and was fascinated by it (favorite episode was Cruel Seas) Did I care about scientific inaccuracies? Meh, yeah. Did it bug me at all? NO. It was a masterclass of paleo storytelling that I dare to say outmatches Prehistoric Planet. The latter is still a godsend for anyone interested in dinosaurs, but for a story, WWD is literal peak. And to hear that this amazing show will be returning in awesome. I don’t care how late I have to stay up to watch the episodes when they air (if they air) or how long I have to wait til I can get my hands on them in streaming, I’m just so damn happy. I cried when I first saw Prehistoric Planet’s intro, and it’s a reasonable bet that I’ll be crying again. If the last couple months have been a celebration of the king of the monsters and his costars, then now it’s time for the kings of prehistory. Chaos Theory, Jurassic VII, and now WWD 2 are all looking to make the coming months absolutely spectacular for dinosaur fans. Cheers, my paleo brethren!!!

I am definitely hyped for this series to return and the fact that we'll get to see Spinosaurus, my most favourite therapod/piscivore dinosaur of all time since Jurassic Park 3 has me super hyped for this season!!

My first true experience of heartache as a small boy was Giant of the Skies. I was left bawling at the episode's end and had to be comforted by my dad as I wept saying "He lost his majesty 😢". I still get a little misty eyed thinking about it.

WHAT!! WHAT!!! PEOPLE IT HAS RETURNED MY CHILDHOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!

the original WwD is the reason I was a dino freak as a kid and I still hold it as the gold standard in dinosaur documentaries to this day. with such a high standard to live up to I'm nervous, but also optimistic - I'm sure the showrunners know just how dearly a lot of people hold the original series, and wouldn't be surprised if they're equally fond of it, so I'm sure they're going in keen to live up to expectations. as for my own expectations I will say I really hope we get at least one episode following a pterosaur and another following a marine reptile, just like the original series. I think WwD's combination of "character-focused" storytelling while also portraying a community of organisms with many moving parts and interactions is a big part of what made the original so great, and I hope the new one adheres to that winning formula. also this may be jumping the gun since it's only just been announced, and after 25 years at that, but I would really love to see this pave the way for an eventual brand new series of Walking with Beasts as well - dinosaurs have been enjoying a lot of publicity these past few years (and rightly so) but the Cenozoic deserves love too!

I did saw it when I was a kid. 'Time of titans' aswell 'Giant of the skies' were my favourite episodes. diplodocus was my favourite of the series. colossal sauropods that sound like whales and stand their ground and fight. or the dramatic music how the ornithochierus (NOT tropeognathus) flew over the ocean and over a herd of iguanodons. the music, the diversity of animals. its still gold! Prehistoric Planet is a close second. I like they ONLY set in 66MYA for the fact this was the time they went extinct. it shows what animals did live during the CT-event

Watch it over and over again since I was a kid. Underrated movie 😊

Awesome! 😊.

I hope it is going to have multiple seasons

As a Brazilian boy, I sadly say that I didn't watch much, I watched a few scenes and some portions of incomplete episodes, but I found it very interesting and I really liked it. But what I confirm, not only for myself, but also for other Brazilian people who grew up watching some dinosaur documentaries here and there, I watched "When Dinosaurs Roamed America" ​​a lot, so much so that the CD I had got ruined because I had so much watched too much :)👍

One of the creatures also hinted that we could see torvosaurus as well as he responded with an maybe to an torvosaurus related question. The other episodes probably will include a pterosaur or marine animal featured Episode, most likely a triassic episode and either another cretaceous or jurassic episode

Now we just need a new season of Prehistoric Park!

I'm looking forward to seeing what else they can flesh out the areas with. In the Kem Kem group where I believe this episode is taking place, Spinosaurus did live with animals like Aidachar, Onchopristis, Aegisuchus, and even an unnamed plesiosaur similar to Leptocleidus.

I used to watch it religiously as a kid, even playing the children's learning games as a child. I believe that series birthed my love for dinosaurs and prehistory in general. Even now I own the entire Walking With series on DVD. Crazy to think that that the Walking With Dinosaurs series was released in the same year I was born, and I am over the moon to hear that there is going to be a new series❤

The narrative competence, vocal dinosaurs and fantastic soundtrack, worked together to create a truly magical experience. It was not only a documentary but a window to the past.

Yay my child hood was this TV show

I watched the "Walking" series a zillion times with my kids. I'm pretty sure it meant more to me than them. But after Apple's astounding "Prehistoric" achievement, the standard has gone stratospheric. I totally looooove being transported 100 million years back in time--when all the Earth's creatures lived in peace, sharing the bounty of planetary resources and beaming with the joy of raising each others' sweet lil sauropedies together! There's just no Zoic like the Mesozoic.

My childhood is coming back! (Also I personally really like the documentary version of walking with dinosaurs 2013)

Being born in the 90s I had the privilage of watching the show when I was a child. Even collected cardboard cut outs of dinosaurs from the show from newspapers that you could put together

I have seen Walking With Dinosaur. I even introduced that series to one of my nephews. I hope they can use Sir David Attenborough. Yes, I know, many young people (especially Americans) will say that they copy Prehistoric Planet, But as a European who grew up with his nature documents, it will make sense and is actually something I missed in the original series. And the fact that he is Richard Attenborough's BROTHER is a big bonus. If they don't use him, then they MUST bring in Nigel Marven AGAIN!

The most hype I’ve felt since 2014. They better bring back Kenneth Branagh and Benjamin Bartlet. More hyped for this than anything else even JWE3 and JW4.

I watched the original and I loved it! Still a fav since I can't watch prehistoric planet yet- can't wait!

Oh man! I still have my old beat up DVD box set from many many years ago 😂 This will make a great addition to my collection! I do hope they have a Triassic special episode or something like that.

What fantastic news! I really hope they do a marine episode again, hopefully something new like Middle or Late Triassic focussing on large ichthyosaurs! :) I think Stegosaurus the species is unlikely as the terrestrial Late Jurassic episode seems to be located in Portugal, but I think we can expect to see its long-necked cousin Miragaia!! :)

My favorite overall Walking With episode was the Land of Giants episode of Walking With Beasts. My favorite Walking With Dinosaurs episode is Giant of the Skies.

To leave an actual comment, I loved every episode of the original series but Giant of the Skies was my personal favourite. I now know it had a ton of inaccuracies (they all did in hindsight) but I loved the great span of the journey it followed, loved the great diversity of species that featured, was one of the most informative with how it presented the way the world was changing at the time, and imo it had the best "character drama" of all the regular episodes. RIP king. If I had to pick a single new species to feature as the "protagonist" of the episode, I think it'd be interesting to see some sort of mid-sized animal take the spotlight. You either had giants like Diplodocus, T-Rex and (the very inaccurately-sized) Liopleurodon in the starring role or little guys like Llaelynosaura or Coelophysis. Both of those are compelling in their own way for obvious reasons, but show me something along the lines of what life was like for a mid-sized carnivore who was big enough to throw its weight around but not the top dog in its ecosystem - Ceratosaurus is the best example I can think of. To make a prediction rather than a wish, I think the recent discovery of Icthyotitan, the newly-described giant Icthyosaur that was probably the largest reptile ever and is jockeying with the blue whale for the title of biggest animal ever will drive one episode, especially as the remains were discovered in Somerset in the UK. That would tick two boxes at once, it would both serve as a Triassic episode and the obligatory ocean episode.

the nostalgia rush is the best part

OMG i am literally shaking with excitement WWD was my childhood

I would love to hear some tracks from the og soundtrack or at least new variations. I could genuinely tear up if that happens

Couldn't have timed it better! The significance of this... New WWD in 2025, a CENTURY after The Lost World (1925) arguably the first major paleo media. I was hoping something would come out next year to signify and celebrate 100 years of dinosaurs in media. It would be great if Kenneth branagh returned, if they can't get him on then we NEED Nigel Marven!! And as for spinosaurus, I knew it was the calm before the storm, Spino is finally getting recognised in media again.

Hopefully, they'll bring back practical effects, puppets, and animatroics.

Awesome!!!

When I was a kid I watched both WWD and Planet Dinosaur, the second of which got me roped into Spinosaurus for the rest of my life. Another WWD with Spino as the focus is absolutely bringing that childlike rabid dinosaur hype back

ran around my house squealing when i got the news 😅

I've seen walking with dinosaurs back when it came out. Feels like a long time ago. I'm glad it's being continued ❤

Walking with Dinosaurs was my childhood, and I am hearted to hear its making a comeback.

This has got me more excited than anything else this year! WWD was my childhood and I’m sure they’ll do the original justice! I loved every episode but my favs were the diplodocus, liplurodon and ornithacarus stories

My favorite episode from walking with dinosaurs was spirits of the ice forest. I just loved the music from that episode, as well as the timelapse’s of winter turning into spring. The australovenator was also super fun to see.

WHOOOOO YEEEAAAH BABY THATS WHAT IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THATS WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT WHOOOOOO

Walking with dinosaurs is an amazing documentary

We bout to get the best spinosaurus depiction in paleo documentary until prehistoric planet does a early Cretaceous season and feature spinosaurus

Walking with dinosaurs is the only dinosaur documentary where it kinda fills both niches, the paleo fans and those who want to see a good story, it just tells the facts while sticking to the fact that these are actual animals. Personally, even compared to prehistoric planet, walking with dinosaurs is my favourite documentary. Also for the question of favourite episode, episode 2, time of the titans. Just because of that allosaurus chase music

I don’t remember much about it, but I remember it was a favourite in my family when I was a little child

I first heard it on my Twitter feed and I was ecstatic yesterday

As a fan of dinosaur reality shows I can’t wait to see this

awesome! 🎉

I saw the original on Discovery Channel back in the day just before Disney’s Dinosaur came out into Movie Theaters. Not to mention that I was 7 to 8 years old back then. I’ll have to see what might return with a slight improvement & what might be new to this version. I did hear that Baryonyx was originally supposed to appear in the original series, but it was cut out for Utahraptor instead.

Dinosaurs do be walking tho, am I right? 😎

I literally just bought a copy of Walking with Dinosaurs! I loved it as a kid. Hard to choose a favorite episode, but I think mine's Giant of the Skies.

I watched walking with dinosaurs so much, it was one of my favourite dinosaur documentaries and is always so nostalgic to watch now. I watched it on Netflix but it’s not there anymore :(

I'm EXTREMELY excited for this series, so much so that I'm playing the original show on my TV to celebrate, lmao. This was probably the best thing I've ever had to wake up to. I am VERY excited to see my favorite dinosaur (Spinosaurus) come to this brand new series (or season since it's a follow-up to the original). 2025 can't be more exciting now!

No never my parents were still years from even meeting each other and my mother was still at school. Walking with dinosaurs for people who watched it back then would be me watching this walking with dinosaurs now. My dream job being Palaeontology makes this such a treat to watch.

I still have my dvd copy of walking with dinosaurs! Hand in hand with JP as a symbol from my childhood! My favorite episode has to be ep 2, Time of the Titans. Focusing on a group of diplodocus from hatchling to adulthood. So excited about this new season, hope it’s made available worldwide!

Loved the movie. I really wanna see this!

Just right after the membership stream;)

I read that info and then I screamed, I laughted, I cried, I jumped (10 times). All in 2 minutes. I'm just SO hyped and happy about it. I was smiling all the time when I was at work and everyone was like "are you ok" 😆 My personal favourite is Allosaurus (yeah, because of episode Time of the Titans and The Ballad of Big Al) , I don't think they will bring it back. But I would LOVE to see a Shant!

HYPE! Now I want to rewatch WWD again (for the millionth time)

The series aged just like fine wine, better than any other you know today’s media video games and movies can’t wait for this one

I’m just thrilled for spino…cannot wait to see how this turns out XD

Walking With Dinosaurs , to this day , is still one of the greatest in Dinosaur documentaries. I showed my non-dinosaur nerd girlfriend the Giant Of The Skies and she was genuinely invested in the story. PP is great, but yeah it was missing the story. I really hope they use physical props, hopefully they'll make updated models too. Even just for close ups. It was, and is, still a really unique gimmick of Dino Docs.

My favorite episodes of the original Walking with Dinosaurs were also Cruel Sea and Giant of The Skies, though the later is probably my favorite of the two. Something about the story of the ornithocheirus' (Who at the time I just remembered as the pterosaur with the really cool crest.) doomed journey just really stuck with me. It also left me with the false impression that it was bigger than the actually creature was, just like the liopleurodon in Cruel Sea. I'm so excited to finally see Spinosaurus getting it's chance to shine, especially when I'd had so much hope for it to appear in Prehistoric Planet. My only question is where it will be streaming. The picture of the news announcement in the video says something about the series returning to BBC One and BBC iPlayer, but I've never heard of those before.

i still have walking with dinosaurs witch is 3 vhs lol off coursse i have it in dvd now :) canot wait!

My absolute favorite episode in walking was the diplos. I always loved the scene where they hatched, but also the scene when the allo attacked one. It always made me excited as a 5 year old and even now.

YES. AND THE SPIN OFFS (Exept the Cave man one) including those with Nigel Marvel. Speaking of, he should be considered to narrate the documentary.

There is no chance they can match the energy of the old 1999 intro. Loved the show, watched it when it released.

1:35 Keep in mind Prehistoric Planet will be more than 3 years old by the time this series materializes so it may not have any visual downgrade

Let’s gooooo!!!! We got new walking with dinosaurs before gta 6

I love your videos

FunFact: Prehistoric Planet is also a BBC Documentary, but Apple bought the exclusive rights to distribute it.

Yes, I watched the OG WWD, though back in 2013 and not 1999. I was barely born in 1999. My favorite episode was probably the Morrison Formation (Late Jurassic US, featuring Allosaurus, Diplodocus, and Stegosaurus) one (Time of the Titans). I hope that they show Deinocheirus, Gigantoraptor, Microraptor, Quetzalcoatlus, Therizinosaurus, and Yutyrannus. Gigantoraptor, Microraptor, Yutyrannus weren't even described (or possibly even discovered) yet back in 1999 and arguably weren't even imaginable back then. Our understanding of Deinocheirus, Quetzalcoatlus, and Therizinosaurus is drastically different in 2025 compared to 1999. I'm sadly a bit skeptical that Stegosaurus will be featured in the new series. Assuming that, like the OG WWD, each episode only features one formation / ecosystem, I can't see them spending a whole episode on the Lourinha Formation (where Lusotitan is found) and a whole episode on the Morrison Formation, given how similar the fauna is in both. Stegosaurus is conclusively known from the Morrison but only tentatively assigned to the Lourinha as of now.

I have not only seen Walking with dinosaurs, when it came out no less, but I also regularly rewatch it. My favorite episode is the time of titans. The animals and the landscapes were epic. Second favorite was the ice forest episode. The ballad of big Al was one of my favorite as a kid! I’m so excited and hyped for this new series.

*WOOOOOOOH YEAH BABY THATS WHAT IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THAT'S WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT!*

Amazing, love to see it! Giant of The Skies was always my favourite episode closely followed by Time of the Titans.

This is amazing news as a lover of dinosaurs. I can't wait to watch it!

As a kid we didn’t have any child friendly TV channels, so little me watched Balad of Big Al literally every single day. I absolutely loved the special (even more than the actual series). I really liked all of the series!

Not only did Prehistoric Planet take place in the Cretaceous, it took place in the final days of the Cretaceous!

The original Walking with Dinosaurs was my first introduction to dinosaur documentaries. Although I watched an edited(?) version of it called Prehistoric Planet on Discovery Kids back in the day. I'm not sure if anyone else remembers that or not. I am super hyped to see this fantastic series return!

Please include the most recent dinosaurs that the public haven’t seen or heard of and bring back some of the favorites too.

I am extremely excited I can’t believe walking with dinosaurs has a remake and I love the first one since I was a kid❤

I loved walking with dinosaurs! I even saw the live stadium show in Manhattan when I was about 7 yo

My favorite episode was the final episode, "Death of a Dinasty", which had a huge impact on me. Looking forward to seeing the new series

Love this random pop up in prehistoric shows recently. Like okaaaayyy thanksss we stay winning as dino fans

This must be a dream! WWD returning and Spinosaruas is in it. We are Dino fans are going through what Godzilla fans, like myself, went through.

I feel like 2 of the other episodes will focus on marine and flying reptiles for a wider view just like the original shoe Maybe Hatzegoptyrex Or Quetzalcoatlus Mosasaurus Or Tylosaurus Archelon Or Pterodactylus

I grew up watching WwD, so i am excited to see it brought back. I hope to see a few new dinosaurs in the TV series, not seen in the original. Maybe a arctic-themed episode featuring polar dinosaurs set in prehistoric Alaska or Siberia would be cool to see. I hope they do a remake of the sequel series Cenozoic Era themed Walking with Breasts too.

My favorite walking with dinosaurs was the one with Nigel Marvin! 👌🏻 My childhood.

Spinosaurus: I’m back, I’m baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack

Hellooooo evo exited for the new series 🎉.🎉🎉😮