Oceans
2008 Ended BBC Two
From the gentle turquoise seas of the Caribbean to the icy-cold Arctic, an international team of underwater explorers reveal the secrets and stories of our oceans. A team of intrepid adventurers – explorer and expedition leader Paul Rose, maritime archaeologist Dr Lucy Blue, marine biologist Tooni Mahto and conservationist Philippe Cousteau Jnr, grandson of Jacques Cousteau – undertake a journey to discover the world beneath the waves. Each mission sees the experts living together on a dive boat and shows the disappointments and dangers they face as well as the successes of each trip. Diving in some of the planet's most challenging environments, beneath frozen Arctic ice-sheets, the Caribbean's mysterious black holes and the deep submerged caves of Mallorca they reveal new mysteries about our oceans. They come across incredible creatures such as the fearsome Humboldt squid and the six gill shark and encounter stunning corals and illuminating shipwrecks.. Packed with engaging personalities, amazing discoveries and unbeatable adventure, this series builds a vital understanding of the planet's biggest and least understood asset – its oceans.
In short
Oceans (premiered 12 November 2008). Status: Ended. Platform: BBC Two. 8 episodes, 1 × Season.
Seasons (1 · 8 episodes)
8
Cast
FAQ
When does “Oceans” premiere?
“Oceans” premiered on 12 November 2008. Upcoming episodes and any new seasons are listed in the Seans release calendar, updated daily from TVmaze data.
Where can you watch “Oceans”?
“Oceans” is associated with BBC Two. Availability may vary by region — check the Seans calendar for air dates and confirm the offer in your streaming service.
How many episodes are in season 1 of “Oceans”?
Season 1 of “Oceans” has 8 episodes according to TVmaze. The full episode list with air dates is below — mark watched episodes and track your progress for free.
Will “Oceans” get another season?
“Oceans” has ended and no further seasons are planned. The full list of episodes and seasons is below — mark what you watched and track your progress.
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