“The Americas,” a brand-new nature series told by Tom Hanks and scored by Hans Zimmer, introduces on Feb. 23– and we have all the information on how to view it.

The 10-part series is at first coming out on NBC in the U.S., however it was co-produced along with the BBC so will be concerning the U.K. at some time in the future.

The series “takes us into the wildest and most remote areas of two continents that are seldom depicted on TV,” according to NBC, marking “the first time North America and South America, home to the largest variety of life on the planet, are at the center of a wildlife documentary series.”

Continue reading for all the information on how to see “The Americas” online and on television.

See ‘The Americas’ in the U.S.: TELEVISION & & Streaming

“The Americas” will introduce specifically in the U.S. on Feb. 23 and will be readily available to enjoy on tv on NBC or on-demand through the Peacock streaming platform.

NBC is a significant television network with regional branches that are readily available on numerous cable television plans. Peacock is NBC’s main streaming service.

All brand-new episodes will premiere on NBC on Sunday nights, beginning with a double-header on Feb. 23, and they’ll be offered to stream on Peacock the following day.

If you do not have NBC on your television, you can still live stream the bests, either by utilizing a cord-cutting streaming service, such as Sling Television and Fubo, or by registering to the Premium Plus strategy with Peacock, which lets you stream your regional NBC channel live.

When is ‘The Americas’ on? Television and streaming schedule in the U.S.

• Episode 1– Premieres Sunday Feb. 23 at 7pm EST on NBC
• Episode 2–Premieres Sunday Feb. 23 at 8pm EST on NBC
• Episode 3– Premieres Sunday March 2 at 8pm EST on NBC
• Episode 4–Premieres Sunday March 9 at 8pm EST on NBC
• Episode 5–Premieres Sunday March 16 at 8pm EST on NBC
• Episode 6–Premieres Sunday March 23 at 8pm EST on NBC
• Episode 7– Premieres Sunday March 30 at 8pm EST on NBC
• Episode 8–Premieres Sunday April 6 at 8pm EST on NBC
• Episode 9– Premieres Sunday April 13 at 8pm EST on NBC
• Episode 10– Premieres Sunday April 20 at 8pm EST on NBC
• Reward episode: (“The Making of The Americas” — Premieres April 21 on Peacock

Can I view “The Americas” in the U.K.?

Not. “The Americas” is just introducing in the U.S. at first, however it will be pertaining to the U.K. in the future.

The series was co-produced by the BBC Studios Natural History Unit and has actually been gotten by the BBC from NBCUniversal Global Television Distribution. The BBC has actually verified the series will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer however hasn’t verified when.

What is the release date for ‘The Americas’ on the BBC?

There is no validated release date for “The Americas” on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. It’s most likely to be after the conclusion of the U.S. run in April and before completion of the year, however we’ll upgrade this page when we have verification.

See ‘The Americas’ from anywhere

If you’re taking a trip overseas you can see “The Americas” from anywhere utilizing a virtual personal network, or VPN.

Peacock, together with live television streaming services such as Sling and Fubo, are geo-restricted, indicating they normally just operate in the U.S. A VPN is a piece of web security software application that can change a gadget’s IP address to make it appear to be in a various nation.

“The Americas” — Trailer

‘The Americas’– Episode guide

Each of the 10 episodes goes to a various corner of the Americas. The episode titles are as follows:

Episode 1: “The Atlantic Coast”

Episode 2: “Mexico”

Episode 3: “The Wild West”

Episode 4: “The Amazon”

Episode 5: “The Frozen North”

Episode 6: “The Gulf Coast”

Episode 7: “The Andes”

Episode 8: “The Caribbean”

Episide 9: “The West Coast”

Episode 10: “Patagonia”

Bonus offer episode: “The Making of The Americas”

Why is Tom Hanks providing The Americas?

You may be questioning what Tom Hanks is doing telling a nature series– he is, after all, much better understood for his deal with the cinema, starring in a few of the most significant motion pictures of the previous 40 years, consisting of “Forrest Gump,” “Cast Away,” “Apollo 13,” “Saving Private Ryan,” “Toy Story” and much more.

He may not have the biologist qualifications of David Attenborough, however the developers of the program think he has a comparable gravitas to the famous British speaker.

“We asked ourselves, ‘Who is the American version of David Attenborough?'” Toby Gorman, president of Universal Television Alternative Studio, just recently stated, according to the Hollywood Reporter. “We agreed internally there was a list of one: Tom Hanks. What we didn’t know was if he would agree to do it. [But] it resonated with him.”

Hanks himself has actually accepted the function, bringing his own sense of wonder to the table, which maybe contrasts with the more understanding look of Attenborough.

“A ton of it is also just me reacting to this footage. There are times where I cannot believe what I am looking at,” Hanks stated in a Today interview. “There is not a moment of artificiality in there. Nothing has been CGI’d … [You ask yourself], ‘How long is someone bent over an eyepiece of a camera, saying, I think the bee is going to land where the other bee is?'”

What to anticipate from ‘The Americas’

The developers of “The Americas” claim it is “one of the most ambitious wildlife series ever produced,” shining a light on 2 continents that “are seldom depicted on TV.”

The series includes some “iconic” U.S areas that audiences will “instantly recognize” Likewise heads to some of the most remote areas on Earth.

The series takes in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, the tropics, subtropics and the equator, appealing never-before-seen video of the huge range of landscapes and animal habits in the Americas.

“I had this idea for many years that there was one place on the planet that, for some reason, no one had ever really done a full job on, which is the whole of the Americas,” stated Mike Gunton, the program’s executive manufacturer who has actually dealt with a few of the BBC’s most popular nature programs. “It’s all about the scale of the place. There is nowhere on Earth that has this range,” he stated, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Covering 5 years, 180 explorations, and 87,000 miles, “The Americas” is billed as extraordinary in regards to its aspiration.

“It was expensive. There were so many risks,” Gorman stated. “It is the most expensive, unscripted project in NBC’s history, as far as I know. But we are confident it’s been worth it.”