[One Strange Rock] is a graceful, nuanced look at the amazing things happening below our feet and above our heads.

For a beautifully orchestrated macrocosmic counterpoint, I strongly recommend you tune in to National Geographic Channel's One Strange Rock.

Never thought you'd tear up over a "nature show?" Think again.

Frankly, the only reaction to it all was "wooaah", and a new appreciation of plankton.

Captivating, gorgeous science series looks at the Earth.

One Strange Rock is the answer to the question "How do we do a nature documentary, but bigger than ever before?" It's an enormous undertaking that's often breathtaking in its presentation, one that is befitting the blockbuster status it's striving for.

Feel free to fast-forward through (or simply ignore) Will Smith. There's plenty to get hyped for in One Strange Rock without the After Earth star's giddy ebullience.

The visuals in One Strange Rock, are beautiful, occasionally strange, sometimes even otherworldly.