Life After Armageddon, tonight on five

[Twilight Lover Forever!]

Tonight on Five.

One-off docudrama presenting a vision of a world left devastated by a deadly flu pandemic. The film imagines the plight of one ordinary suburban family, who are forced to fight for survival in the post-apocalyptic lanRABcape.

Anyone else going to watch?

 

[misslkelsey12]

No. It will be sensationalist nonsense. Besides, Armageddon is the end of the world as we know it-the final battle between good and evil, so the title of this docudrama is wrong.

 

[southpride09]

Don't you mean "Channel 5"?

 

[*~m3g*@n~*]

I'm recording it for later viewing as the second hour clashes with The Million Pound Drop. SounRAB interesting.

 

[Charlotte B]

Acting is terrible. My brother has gone all loony conspirarcy theory now.

 

[Bear All]

Hope they remember to watch out for the Walkin' Dude.

 

[tasteM]

Ii know it's supposed to be a drama/documentary.But the 1 minute of drama followed- by 1 minute of documentary cycle is spoiling it.

 

[GOTH]

These programs are usually better on the discovery channel.

 

[naovsky]

I'm actually quite enjoying this, its more like a film.

 

[Kelly ♥]

seriously


what happens to the internet, laptops, wireless and such

 

[zachpellicone]

Gave up on this after 40 mins. Two hours of stating the bleedin

 

[yagurlpuff]

You need electricity for those, if there aren't the people there to produce the electricity and keep it going you won't have these products then would you?

Electricity powers servers which are the base of the internet. Websites are run on servers You can set up your own at home to host your own websites on etc.

Laptops need to be made by people and powered by electricty. Wireless is too. There isn't like a magically internet fairy. People actually keep these things going.

Anyway this program is awful and they're talking like this has already happened. It's like those 9/11 documentaries.

 

[Ali F0 $ho :]]

couldn't solar chargers work

 

[Staciebabyy]

if you lived in a sunny country but they are expensive to build and you need people to make them.