Bienvenidos a la Tierra

I'm only half way through the first episode (will update if my opinion changes as I proceed through the episodes...) but so far I am entranced! It is visually stunning and fascinating to experience this amazing adventure! Sometimes having a 'celebrity' involved can ruin a production but this is NOT the case here. Will Smith brings a genuine dimension to these unique experiences. He does a great job of explaining things he is learning in an entertaining yet serious way, and he is authentic in his nervousness and the fears that he is confronting. While his films show more extreme adventures, as he acknowledges - this is real. I'm truly impressed and will continue watching!

"Welcome to Earth" starring Will Smith has somewhat of a weak start, but the rest of it is pure gold. Visually, each episode is amazing. Some of the environments we visit throughout are breathtaking and there are tons of gorgeous shots in each episode. The content of each episode is good too, some of the topics are more interesting than others, but that is entirely up to personal taste. To me, episode 2, 3, 5, and 6 are the best ones. Will Smith is a great narrator to follow in the show. He adds some comedy and he is very likable. Overall, this is a series that I'd recommend. Some of the subjects are incredibly interesting and the production value behind the series is amazing.

I don't think this is your normal travel show. I love how each episode teaches your senses to look at the earth differently. Will Smith takes different approach to traveling.

I have no words to say. This series make be question everyone I have ever learned before, how much more there is to know about this world we live in and how little we actually know. I question what I knew before about how I explored sound, smell, vibrations, colours etc. I REALLY hope I will se a part 2, 3, 4 in this series. We have only scraped the surface of what we know. Thank you Will Smith! This is the greatest thing I ever seen.

Magnificent material that shows how the planet Earth is an extraordinary and fragile gift. One of the most beautiful and well-made documentaries I have seen.