End Day | BBC End Of The World Documentary (2005)

End Day full documentary movie. As well as a La Palma tsunami and COVID 19 type global pandemic, this 2005 BBC documentary drama depicted three other End Day scenarios. A meteorite slams into the Earth just north of Berlin ('city killer' asteroids strike the planet relatively frequently). The Yellowstone Supervolcano erupts and ushers in a volcanic winter (volcanos erupt on a regular basis and Yellowstone is overdue). And a particle accelerator experiment creates a strangelet particle that devours the planet (erm?).
Produced by BBC Horizon, End Day originally aired on the National Geographic Channel and BBC Three. The dramatised documentary follows a fictional scientist from his London hotel room to his laboratory in New York City as the scientific community prepares for a particle accelerator experiment. Each scenario then unfolds in Groundhog Day style affecting his journey and those around him over and again. Various experts provide background documentary commentary on each specific disaster as they occur. After running its course, the day repeats, this time with a different scenario panning out. This surprising BBC documentary drama from 2005 proves to be quite informative.
"Inspired by the predictions of scientists, End Day creates apocalyptic scenarios that go beyond reality. In a single hour, explore five different fictional disasters, from a giant tsunami hitting New York to a deadly meteorite strike on Berlin."
This is the complete unedited 55-minute BBC documentary drama.
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[@kristinamittelbach1908]

I love how he wakes up dressed for work. He knows how to save time in the morning 😂

[@michaelmarzano2759]

You wouldn’t want to be sitting next to him at work 🤢🤣

[@kristinamittelbach1908]

@@michaelmarzano2759 I know 😬

[@nancydrew1102]

Reminds of MR Bean lol

[@TheDane_BurnAllCopies]

English, they do not mess around😂

[@christiangibbs8534]

Nobody wants to experience the end of the world in their pajamas.

[@jimmywho4721]

Seems about right. Every one of these scenarios happens on a Monday. A perfect reason for three day weekends.

[@gerardmartin6448]

So what Will happen on Tuesday?

[@flybobbie1449]

We had talk from US air force, they found most accidents happened on Fridays. So they stopped flying on Fridays.

[@ne9colas]

😂 agree

[@dabbbles]

Easy solution: Rename the first day of the week. How about 'Wotthefuck Day'??

[@nmr6988]

​@@gerardmartin6448nothing at all will happen on tuesday, because we preempted monday.

[@thepanel2935]

Why do I get a powerful sense of _deja vu_ when I watch this? Could it be the 'looping' of the same scenes again and again.. _?!?_

[@nmr6988]

First the film showed all the most popular end of the world scenarios one after the other. Then they examined them separately one at a time. Get it?

[@thewunder-lusters9644]

Although the spread of the virus was sped up for dramatic effect, watching it happen in a mockumentary made in 2005 was truly chilling.

[@randymillhouse791]

Put on a sweater.

[@Indi3R]

agreed just seeing this for the first time and the pandemic part was a little prophetic

[@DinoRicky]

@@Indi3Rlove how we gotten a pandemic before a mid Atlantic tsunami or an asteroid which happened more than pandemics lol

[@chefscorner7063]

​@@DinoRickyThe Century isn't over yet!! LOL

[@misslawless6021]

I am legend kinda did it first

[@Chilli_Heelers_Doula]

at 11:50 the lady picking up a toy dinosaur then hearing about a killer asteroid was some fun irony.

[@jhoover8734]

Making the last day on Earth be a Monday is horrific enough...

[@nevadataylor]

Kind of prophetic, since the real end of the world is being caused by capitalism.

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

Horrific ? I'd say that would be the only upshot. With my luck, it would be at the beginning of a long weekend or the day after I spend forever to get to a nice holiday destination.

[@user-wb9dv7cc4g]

Well much better than pay day or week end end of the world, at least no working is good in off

[@flybobbie1449]

Leaves rest of the week to tidy up.

[@davelordy]

The obvious day is Wednesday.

[@franpoule]

I was relieved that, at the end, the guy finally managed to land in New York.

[@chefscorner7063]

Unfortunately rumor has it that he's still waiting for his luggage to arrive. ;)

[@KyloRenRadio]

Just in time to end the world!

[@NoTimeForLies]

Death by black hole sounds pretty good. By the time you see it, your body is reduced to a stream of protons and electrons. What a way to go! 🤣 💥

[@bulldog1066jpd]

The only thing that shocks me is how expensive those televisions in the shop window are 😮😮😮

[@graey1139]

Back in the day when they really ripped you off with the after sales warranty.

[@jameswest8280]

That doesn't include the license.

[@geoffreylee5199]

Showing GROUNDHOG DAY at a cinema is hilarious.

[@Arklay_98]

That guy with glasses looks like all of these disasters are just an inconvenience to him. 😂 He was really determined to end the world.

[@alphalunamare]

It is hard to believe that such a cretin was let anywhere near such a dangerous project as TBM!

[@martynm.449]

He's secretly the CEO of Umbrella.

[@alakabam4664]

He's stuck in groundhog day

[@stompcity4085]

He was laser focused!

[@reasontruthandlogic]

I really didn't expect him to turn that key! So far we have been saved at least twice from WW3 by key-people with a conscience.

[@thejoeshow1530]

Damn this director for highlighting young children in every situation. You definitely got the shock value.

[@damonnugent1993]

That little boy on the train just chillin' as fire balls raining from the sky..

[@dondon160]

I think its Gareth Edwards, the guy who went on to direct Godzilla and Rouge One.

[@AceofDlamonds]

38:50 🤣🤣🤣

[@dead2802]

Trying to PLEASE mobilize citizens. As usual, nothing ever does! 😢

[@twilightgamedesigns4887]

I think the plague scenario takes on a new meaning watching this after COVID rather than before. Great stuff, like the groundhog day feel to it.

[@vm6824]

COVID was a cold...

[@damonnugent1993]

Watching it now, it's like a manual for the elite.. because they're aware of mass extinction cycle events.. COVID was probably preparation for a much more hostile and uncertain world.. though, I've seen similar scenarios shown in documentaries about doomsday, like The Last Days On Earth. I suppose the scenarios are quite realistic and not as far fetched compared to other things.. like aliens invading or something..

[@plowsharesintoswords5532]

It wont take any kind of drastic plague to wipe out millions, simple common stuff like Cholera and Dysentary are the #1 killers after natural disasters like the earthquake in Haiti in the early 2000s

[@NaenaeGaming]

@@vm6824Wrong. It’s a coronavirus!

[@stevengill1736]

Yeah, except now everyone would have run screaming from that guy coughing in the train station!

[@jooei2810]

That boy left his father to die, boarded a train and sat in 1st class like a boss!

[@mattnachazel3525]

I always assumed that it was his stepfather he left behind.

[@yuliedon007]

I thought the father wanted to prevent his son from boarding the train and not get lost in the disaster, but he ran out of time by seconds

[@fredallucard5230]

Kids huh. If they can make a situation worse they will!

[@JustB3NJI]

I miss this era of the BBC.

[@danmac73]

Still not a patch on 'Threads' though for shock/horror value.

[@sidbeckett5655]

Such a funny film, with loads of points of comedy. I think my favourite is the British family who seemingly drove all the way to Yellowstone in their British family car. You can CGI awful tanks and crappy waves, but not change a number plate. Love it! more films like this please.

[@PercyPruneMHDOIFandBars]

And it's a Landrover. Probably wouldn't get there as it's not one of the proper ones! 😝

[@TimTaylorCEO_Binford]

To the end, when Dr. Howell finally lands in New York, the "Welcome to THE UNITED STATES" message is shown on a monitor of BVG. The monitor also says "Berliner Fenster", which is kind of a TV station just for the Berlin subway. So Howell is getting to the JFK terminal by not using the AirTrain but the BVG, the "Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe" (German: 'Berlin Transport Company'), which is the main public transport company of Berlin, Germany.

[@RMR1]

Not to mention the driver on the right side.

[@justmeiniowa]

How about in the virus one, all of the houses have their doors boarded up EXCEPT the one where the woman puts a note thru the letter slot and then she doesn't even yell out at the person that stole her car with her baby in it lol.

[@Katepuzzilein]

@@TimTaylorCEO_Binford "JFK" also seems to be Berlin-Tegel as seen on those boarding bridge thingies in the Virus segment

[@williamdavis976]

After watching this, I've come to realize, We don't have a chance...LOL

[@carisaunders2346]

If you find this a little scary, watch "Threads", a BBC production. Takes you through days and years after a nucear war. It assured me that if there is a nuclear war, i will want to be at ground zero.

[@PercyPruneMHDOIFandBars]

Now that was a PROPER BBC programme none of this namby pamby modern stuff!

[@ssww3]

I'll rather die in the war then survive too

[@paulashe61]

Dr Who Turn - Turn Left. has an apocalyptic Threads vibe.

[@martynm.449]

Threads was rubbish. Not very convincing.

[@nobodyknows3180]

Yep, may as well go out with a bang!!!

[@jackashmore]

The news chick was perfect. She had the “oh no, anyway” attitude, especially when the nuke split the meteor

[@Davidg65]

That's BBC news readers for you. They never panic

[@misterfister7262]

Doomsday would 100% be on a Monday 🤣 love that little detail

[@christopherleubner6633]

Right... 😅😅😅

[@marbleman52]

@misterfister7262...Yea, Mondays are bad enough already, so this would just be icing on the cake...LOL..!!

[@Bolanboogie10]

Bob Geldof and Johnnie Fingers should write a song about it.

[@thevanman4498]

Better than a friday, why ruin a weekend.

[@tothelighthouse9843]

Jeez, when the Beeb tackles something, it stays tackled. Well done.

[@johnmurphy5689]

It took me a decade, but I've finally rediscovered this film, thank you @Waleed Higgins for archiving this drama for everyone else to see in clear quality.

[@WaleedHiggins]

I just hope they don't take it down.

[@Linda_Hio]

Ive been looking all over for this...thank you

[@TheRealBillBob]

You never heard of a library? You know, it's this thing called a building that has these things in it called books and microfiche? Stop relying only on the internet to give you information.

[@Linda_Hio]

@@TheRealBillBob I couldn't remember what it was called lol the one with the comet slamming into Germany yielded no results lol

[@albernard8751]

Same and the virus outbreak that MOST DEFINITELY did not age well…

[@rohanroll]

Somebody catched the moment, at 18:53, when the girl cleaning her house in Berlin picks up a dinosaur from the floor in rhe precise moment news break out the doomsday meteorite is gonna crash right 10 miles away from her? Dinosaur/meteorite/extintion. If that was on purpose or not, it really scared the hell out of me! Great, great documentary.

[@chetisanhart3457]

I picked up on that too.

[@WelshJASON42]

It was clearly done on purpose

[@lisasternenkind6467]

That was purposely done

[@chefscorner7063]

Very rarely does a movie set have anything on it that wasn't designed into it. I say this from experience.

[@sailaway8244]

Of course it's on purpose....all part of the programming

[@kaamos79]

Plane arrives in NY at 37:48, captain announces that a quarantine is in effect at JFK for inbound flights... passenger looks out the window and sees buildings and jetways clearly labeled 'Berlin Tegel'. That guy's having all sorts of bad luck that day.

[@graey1139]

There was a smart arse who made a huge sign, I think it was white-washed bricks, that read 'Welcome to Luton', this was under the landing approach to London Heathrow. Must have surprised quite a few passengers who were looking out the window.

[@adognamedbird]

I like how he's trying to urgently get to a city that's just been declared destroy and they still have flights going there😂

[@CodexIndia1]

Why does this guy sleep with shoes on but still somehow manages to miss his plane?

[@FrankDad]

I find it funny all of these disasters happen in a time loop and stop a guy from destroying the earth till he does. Great film.

[@plowsharesintoswords5532]

Yes...and what "The Elites" are telling us in these kinds of films is that an apocalypse is INEVITABLE, regardless of any and all attemps to alter or change it.

[@Archinedes]

So very fitting and appropriate that the movie being shown at the CInema is "Groundhog Day".

[@jooei2810]

Only thing missing is the clock radio playing “I got you babe”! 🤣

[@jakemeyer8188]

There's a prepper somewhere in Utah that has this playing on repeat in his bunker. He makes his kids watch a segment every night before bed and has them recite their checklists from memory for each type of disaster.

[@mrfishbulb7187]

As one of the few survivors he will be known as 'The Great Oracle' to his followers.

[@Phlowermom]

Sounds like my mom!

[@oliverandtotoro]

Now this is a movie of it's own

[@dmrr7739]

He’ll be known as “bunker man” once they scrape the lava off him a thousand years from now.

[@gmac8852]

Carnegie.

[@madlift]

I know everybody is blaming the Glasses Guy, but I'm telling you, I think that little baby had something to do with all this.

[@shiftygoose7230]

The cross-eyed baby?

[@garyturner5739]

Why was the Haddon collider in America when it was as it is now in Switzerland and Austria?

[@cbrboy76]

​@@garyturner5739switzerland and france.

[@WelshJASON42]

​@@garyturner5739I don't think it specified that it was the Haddon collider. There are others in the world, some in America. Hadden just happens to be the biggest at this moment in time. (The US has plans for an even bigger one).

[@G.S.T.K]

🎉🎉🎉

[@rrocky6220]

Wow. The continuity of this film, the editing... extremely well planned out.

[@sierrasky2491]

My very favorite new natural disaster movie! How did I miss you😅

[@MaGioZal]

The strange world of 2005 - where TVs on sale were widescreen but tube, and touch-screen smartphones didn’t exist…

[@Hunter_Nebid]

The world before any cell phones at all was a much better place.

[@madlift]

This is not the re-make of "Groundhog Day" that anybody wanted.

[@nmr6988]

😂

[@caitlintalan2243]

Do they think that's how American families talk to each other? 😂 "Dave, hurry!" "Shut up!"😂

[@garyturner5739]

It's not realistic cos there's words in it.

[@shantishanti1949]

Entertaining and well made ! Tomorrow never comes and “c’mon lady” forever stuck in my mind !! 😂

[@milly-moo9056]

It's good to see the BBC survive all of these world destroying incidents 😅

[@hanselmansell7555]

😂😂😂

[@davidivey9257]

All the black guys with big cooks survived.😆

[@fhizzie]

i remember when this documentary practically traumatized me, great to rewatch it after so many years!

[@harrietharlow9929]

Same here. It is as good and as scary as I remember.

[@hannahbutterfield1530]

It isn't a documentary, it is a pack of lies, it was then back in 2005

[@pikotech1]

Find BBC threads if you want the horrible stuff. Warning: I suggest not

[@mwallace2922]

@@pikotech1 it was horrific in its day. Still is. 🇦🇺

[@laara1426]

The original " The Day The Earth Stood Still " made me understand at a very young age that the the grownups will response in one of two ways: blow it out of proportion and risk every one and every thing to justify an overreaction OR risk everything and every body by under reacting . .

[@macgyversmacbook1861]

I can’t be the only one who’s having Covid flashbacks with the pandemic scenario

[@philyeary8809]

Event 201, the game

[@AceofDlamonds]

The thing is this doc came out during the original coronavirus outbreak...SARS

[@ima.get.tiv.2]

Since yall prob having a bad time trying to skip to find ur fav disaster, heres the timestamps, dont thank me. 0:01 intro 1:13 Beginning of the Tsunami Disaster 3:07 Beginning of the Meteor Disaster 27:40 Beginning of the Highly Contagious Virus Disaster 39:39 Start Of Volcanic Eruption 48:52 Black Hole (Stragelet)

[@user-jv9ys6vn3f]

I love how the experts are saying on tv there's no way there'll be an eruption, while in real time people are running for their lives .

[@marbleman52]

@user-jv9ys6vn3f...Your statement reminds me of the BLM fueled riots of a few years ago here in the U.S. A reporter is in front of the camera saying that what is going on behind him was just a peaceful protest, but stores were being looted and going up in flames, cars were being torched and overturned and people being beaten. Yea, right...just a peaceful protest.

[@plowsharesintoswords5532]

In most of tge Doomsday movies, the "Authorities" always keep it a secret until its in your face, even lying about it after its already begun like in the Movie "2012", kept it secret and the California spokesman saying the wirst was over just before the worst was beginning.

[@yawn3764]

i like how the dude just doesnt seem to care that alot of people are dying just annoyed that its holding him up

[@Timbocool-imabutcher]

He's watching the news thats telling him that New York will be wiped out by a mega-tsunami, dude still buys a plane ticket.

[@garyturner5739]

Ridiculous almost comedic or black humour in its portrayal of the apocalyptic scenarios it showed.

[@Davidg65]

As so many people did during the Covid pandemic. It just inconvienced them while people died

[@Archiesquaddy]

​​@@Timbocool-imabutcherThe woman telling him to catch the flight from "Gate 13" didn't put him off either. 😂

[@AceofDlamonds]

​@Davidg65 I think people behave like that so long as it doesn't personally affect them.

[@cabbagecabbage5047]

I suddenly felt the urge to revisit this piece of memory that I watched when I was a kid, thus I searched "Discovery show about end of the world scenarios" and you just uploaded it yesterday. What are the chances.

[@DrGarri]

The chances are like winning the lottery 3 consecutive times... :-)

[@mahmutyalcnkaya1698]

The Cow, 260.. Ayet: Behold! Abraham said: "My Lord! Show me how Thou givest life to the dead." He said: "Dost thou not then believe?" He said: "Yea! but to satisfy my own heart." He said: "Take four birds; tie them (cut them into pieces); then put a portion of them on every hill and call to them: They will come to thee (flying) with speed. Then know that Allah is Exalted in Power, Wise." (the Qur'an)

[@DrGarri]

@@mahmutyalcnkaya1698 Please, don't infect this with religion, imaginary friends in the sky and so forth.

[@janne639]

@@mahmutyalcnkaya1698Thank you.

[@janne639]

I believe you Cabbage. That sort of "coincidence" happens to me all the time.

[@MsPedross]

In 2000s we used to believe that an LHC experiment would create a black hole.

[@paulrichards2365]

The Trinity Atom bomb experimenters thought a chain reaction could spread around the planet. It didn't though.

[@MrElapid]

@@paulrichards2365 They also had some concern about it igniting the atmosphere (Nitrogen, Oxygen, = Nitrous oxide.). Wild.

[@TheUnatuber]

*Finally,* a feel-good movie!

[@ms.mustlovecats1556]

@theunatuber This is NOT a movie, but a *documentary* , since it was not obvious to you. Also, the fact that you have labeled such a *terrifying* documentary " feel good ", says a lot about your state of mind. 🧠 It is obvious that you need your head examined. 😒🤨

[@garyturner5739]

Year short comedy films about end of the world here.

[@ms.mustlovecats1556]

@@garyturner5739 Attention, idiot . . . . . . . this video was neither a *movie* , NOR a *comedy* . 😒 It is more about what is to come in the future, just before God returns.

[@dmrr7739]

I laughed anyways.

[@ms.mustlovecats1556]

@@dmrr7739 That makes you an idiot. Congratulations, troll. 👍👏

[@victoriamary8011]

Well I guess Mateo is not a normal 9 yr old cause he seemed so comfortable on that train when he doesn't even know where his dad is. I would be on the verge of breaking down if the world was ending and I lost my parents at 9.

[@sc29607]

At the end of the day… he would have died as well as the big rock hit ground… the shockwave would destroyed even greater Berlin with certainty so no break down or time to think about orphan lifestyle

[@pixiewings21_9]

Yes, that was so weird - he just ran off and got on the train by himself.

[@stephenroney2366]

I think his name was Matthues (Matthew)?

[@dmrr7739]

Mateo became a cold-blooded psychopath in record time. “Sorry father, you’re just dead weight in the new post-meteor world.” Mom is right there with him. I thought she was going to call them and pick them up at the train station, but she just bolts.

[@dwm1943]

Mateo is fine. He is just an actor, doing what the director told him.@@dmrr7739

[@smokymcpot5917]

Lmao when that guy driving told his wife to shut up. Lol

[@BrandonPlata-lv6sz]

How abt you shut up

[@HarrymDecatur]

I remember watching these in 2005. Now life imitates art.

[@gregmonks]

This Hawaii 5-O theme should play every time they cut to an incoming wave.

[@gmac8852]

And Baywatch

[@urbanurchin5930]

This was what I immediately thought of......the opening drum rift as the wave is breaking......

[@carlosayala8171]

Everytime I see those stupid credits rolling after every disaster I just lose it. 😂

[@mattking9974]

The kid on the train when the meteorites are impacting Berlin, is stupid and deaf, but he hes got balls of steel. Watch's the impacts like their nothing don't even flinch.

[@gmac8852]

Like a boss😅

[@elroyfudbucker6806]

Talk about Groundhog Day. This poor guy keeps waking up at 7AM, only to have one global disaster after another preventing him from returning to New York, which, once again, becomes the disaster movie producer's favourite city to destroy.

[@brianpan6453]

I think he made the 10:00 flight in the last segment.

[@mengshun]

Damn, those Landrovers in the day came with their own force shields and could maintain total structural integrity through a mountainside fall.

[@Lenzar1986]

Why do the American family at Yellowstone drive a British registered, right hand drive car?

[@WaleedHiggins]

They made this docu-drama on a shoestring budget. Cut them some slack.

[@cockneycharm3970]

The Dad sounded British, and I think the Mum too. Had to listen a few time though lol

[@lawoull.6581]

...doomsday scenario mate.. ❤ 🇺🇸USA.. is awesome

[@mystwolfe7791]

😂! I had to rewatch to make sure. 😂

[@antpearson9676]

They were lost Ant p uk teacher retired

[@primozmokorel9945]

We`ve already had a live drill for the virus option...

[@WelshJASON42]

They need to add some more scenarios... Nuclear war, Alien invasion, AI uprising, someone pulling the plug on our virtual universe.

[@vasilivladivostok1136]

Man, getting to NY to end the world is a pain in the ass.

[@longrider42]

I worked in Yellowstone for three summers. I never worried about an eruption, if it happens, its over :)

[@christopherleubner6633]

That one would have lots of warning. If it goes though it would be unsurvivable though.😮

[@suegeorge998]

@@christopherleubner6633 what would be the point of having lots of warning? The supervolcano might destroy the world. So what would be the benefit of lots of warning? So we could know that we're about to die? Where would you propose to go? Do you understand that the magma under Yellowstone is at least 3 times what was thought that it was?

[@jonathannoble9465]

@@christopherleubner6633why?

[@lordprotector3367]

I always thought it was called Jellystone as a kid, after Yogi bear.

[@marbleman52]

@@jonathannoble9465 ...Why..? Because the Yellowstone volcano is what is called a Super Volcano and when it erupts again, like it has done many times in the geologic past, it will be a massive eruption of devastating destruction for a very large area.

[@conniewojahn6445]

You, "Sleep easy," dude, I'll fret all I want. Of these scenarios, the super volcano under Yellowstone is the scariest because it has the potential to throw up so much material and create a cloud which will block out the sun for decades, making agriculture extremely difficult resulting in world-wide starvation.

[@plowsharesintoswords5532]

The one more highly plausible scenario of a Nuclear WW3, is pretty damn scarey too...but they didnt mention it here did they.

[@cameronward9443]

The meteor one was laughably understated. There were literally buildings standing just outside the craters. A meteor that big would wipe out literally all of Europe with the force a million nuclear bombs. The shockwave would knock buildings down half way around the world.

[@yucol5661]

The tsunami thing had funny science too. The famous part of New York isn’t facing the open ocean. It’s in a bay, inside a bay, inside a another bay. Lots of protection miles from the Manhattan coast. And the buildings are doing city skyline video game logic

[@AndrewGivens]

@@yucol5661 Yeah, isn't it Long Island that would get wiped clear and take the worst of it?

[@mayatara1980]

Not actually. They mentioned it was a 100 mt asteroid, for comparison, the one that hit the dinosaurs was 1 km wide. So 100 mt was not that large and then they made it break up a bit when it entered the atmosphere, so probably the largest chunk was reduced to a few dozen meters, which would destroy a city, not the whole of Europe. Also, the image they showed was of a smaller crater from one of the smaller asteroid fragments. Although unlikely that buildings would still be up right outside the crater, if it was a small fragment, the damages might be very localized. I don't necessarily saw errors, just incomplete information.

[@maxwest6595]

The chixculub object was nearer 10km, rather than 1km. A 100mt would hit with varying force as comets come in from the outer solar system at velocities much higher than asteroids. The composition of the asteroid will also make a difference as a 100 mt wide block of iron is much more massive than one made of rock and ice.

[@AceofDlamonds]

Nah it's nowhere near big enough to "wipe out Europe". That thing easily fit on the widescreen shot. That meteorite didn't even look a mile wide. They said 1000 m wide in the video.

[@allisonrich5061]

We have Threads and then we have this one. Thank you BBC.

[@nmr6988]

Okay, now I have to find Threads. Not being a Brit, I've never even heard of it.

[@MrStone79]

The scientist’s total lack of interest in anything other than catching his flight 😂

[@redcap5616]

Bruh, I watched this on Discovery Channel when I was a kid and I was terrified because I was happily watching Mythbusters when this comes up, maybe it was because the thought of a normal science nature channel showed a literal movie of the world ending in different ways that scared me, anyway, thanks for uploading it, I've been lookin for it for a long time, it's a nice memory from the past.

[@WaleedHiggins]

These are the kind of videos that KZbin was made for.

[@RuanAntunes7]

@@WaleedHiggins There needs to more videos like these

[@christianresel8051]

i know the feel... back then in the 90's, somewhere around 1997, there was a meteorite movie that kept me awake and with bad dreams for nearly 5 months... hell i was young back then and easily influenced. Same for the year 2000 realy where most movies spend their time on saying "this is the end". Then came 2012 and it was , well, boring. The joke of Japanese Government was funny thou "we are still here" at their 0:00 went around the world

[@Paulitica]

Same, used to watch a lot of Discovery Channel back in the day and this shocked me, I was afraid when the CERN started operating because of this movie xD

[@Marylandbrony]

I wonder if Gareth Edwards will ever remake this as a feature film. Compete with a framing device of a guy stuck in a groundhog's day loop of the world ending and the end his him escaping the loop by ending the world.

[@gachawolfpaw1783]

Personally when i saw the part of that man collapsing and dying from that mysterious virus shook me because i was actually at King Cross Station a few months ago. Me and my mom were in London for a girls trip and we were in King Cross Station i believe over ten times. It just shows you that outbreak of deadly diseases can happen anywhere.

[@Knautschfriese]

Lets see: Tsunami: not yet Meteroid: not yet Pandemic: Check! Super Volcano: not yet Particle Accelerator: Failed! Three more to go :-)

[@freedom667]

Tsunami: Japan

[@Knautschfriese]

@@freedom667 youre right! Thx. Wow, now we are getting close😳

[@minakomel]

the volcano in this docudrama is located in Palmas just like the one that's still spitting out lava...but it didn't killed us :3

[@Knautschfriese]

@@minakomel yet….. ;-D

[@maxwest6595]

Meteor; Chelyabinsk

[@Dragonfire511]

Pandemic: Yes La Palma: Went off but not collapsed yet...

[@Kelvostrass]

45:57 imagine the last thing you say to your loved ones is "shut up" xD

[@danielefabbro822]

Imagine if an asteroid hits Yellowstone... 🤔

[@nater86zx]

If Yellowstone erupts at the same time as impact.... Do they cancel each other out?? 😅

[@Phlowermom]

T.E.O.T.W.A.W.K.I.

[@danielefabbro822]

@@nater86zx no, it just double the effect.

[@Pendragon667]

7:10 Maverick buzzing the tower right before the end of the world 😂

[@QuuQuu]

YES I FINALLY FOUND IT! I remember watching this on Netflix a while ago and I’ve been searching for like an hour and I finally found it! really imo one of the best depictions of the apocalypse

[@RyanWhite2010]

Me too 5 endings my worst is the virus like covid 19 but worst please god dont make are virus worst then covid my best ending is the tsunami hiting new york

[@MonsieurSansHonte]

I searched for this so long, I began to question if I’d actually seen it in the first place. Finally found it on the internet archive, along with Threads. …But that’s another story.

[@russelmurray9268]

Are you smoking meth. The whole video is a joke. We have very real and different crisis facing us. Not the bunk they think

[@johnpope1839]

I have seen this program when it first aired. I can't recall what station it was on. Now being 2023, I have chills running through me because 15 years later COVID wreaked havoc. However, before that and in the same year, August 29, 2005 Katrina laid waste the area where I live. This atmospheric beast forever change the way I think of a hurricane.

[@andreworiez8920]

My wife is a Katrina surviver... New Orleans...

[@peterdavies4687]

BBC 2

[@iamamyb]

​@peterdavies4687 lol, it has the BBC 3 watermark in the corner so I imagine it was bbc 3.

[@jonathandowling7311]

Also the same year, 2005, was the Asian tsunami.

[@prestonburton8504]

i did as well - God bless. i was there in Bogalusa before and within 3 weeks after. that town never waited for gov assistance - it got its papermill back going again and the people working. this is how america is supposed to be - not relying on government handouts - or transport to Houston!!!! (america in lower case - because i no longer recognize it)

[@SpacenSpooks]

Only thing shocking in this documentary was the price of those TVs 😅

[@Prickly_Cactus_1993]

I saw this years ago and have been trying to find it again, thanks for the upload.

[@Jaggerbush]

How did i miss this all this time?!?! This is AWESOME

[@christinerewell9954]

I've just found this film. Why have I never seen it before? Certainly food for thought. Quite prophetic!

[@rosestarratt7053]

Wow! Found this by accident. Each scenario told with economy in a detailed way. Love it!

[@Torahboy1]

Sorry America, but the flooding of the eastern seaboard of the USA is NOT an ‘end of the world’ scenario.

[@AceofDlamonds]

😭😭

[@TyphonJRT]

Most of the scenarios are not. The only ones that are are the last two. Each one is supposed to be increasingly devastating with the final totally destroying the world.

[@jordypord]

What if they all happened at the same time…

[@robr177]

Yeah, because, clearly, Canada will be untouched. As will Greenland and Iceland, and don't forget all of South America. It's all about the USA.

[@Torahboy1]

@@robr177 My point is that this is not an extinction event. Not even CLOSE

[@WEBB-TECH]

I remember this being on the TV and being fascinated by it

[@angelahope3273]

Thank you so much for the upload. I've been looking for this for years and now I found it. Huzzah..🥳

[@RuanAntunes7]

I actually watched this documentary on TV 😂. Glad I found it on KZbin again

[@WeedShaggy]

I've been trying to remember this for a long time ever since I've seen this as a kid. This scared me more than any horror movie I watched with my family 😂.

[@killian9314]

Thank you for backing up this neat docu drama, sure it isn't the most accurate out there, but it's actually the directoral debut of Gareth Edwards, director of Godzilla 2014, Rogue One 2016, etc. Also, bit prophetic on the covid 19 crisis and la palma for better or worse.

[@WaleedHiggins]

Definitely worth an upload. And no one else seems to have done it.

[@ZuluRomeo]

He did the special effects for his big screen debut Monsters all on his bedroom computer. The guy can sure make films.

[@killian9314]

@@ZuluRomeo well, that's pretty out there. Lol

[@apocfaildotorg]

Godzilla 2014 is pretty underrated. It’s the only monster movie I’ve seen that really accurately depicts not only how the monsters are animals but the sheer scale of them and how a real human perspective of them would be. Some people criticize the movie for not having enough action but as a lone soldier, what could you possibly do? Good movie. The cinematography is great as well.

[@christianresel8051]

Yea no. Just for your info : At 2005 we already fought Covid, wich back then COULD have ben beaten for good, yet we droped vacine research as it stoped and was gone for good. Years later it bit us in our rear's big time. Now i think world knows IF something where to happen and dissapear we would still continue research AND test posible vaccines to be shure to be prepared.

[@thebiggestarena]

To be fair this is quite entertaining and extremely well edited

[@j.s.c.4355]

The one thing about pandemics that every movie and tv show always got wrong was the speed. They wanted it to be frantic and dramatic, with people dropping dead before they could be identified as patients. The opposite turned out to be much worse: Three or four days contagious before showing symptoms, followed by two weeks of hell. That’s what drove the spread.

[@tjs200]

they never played plague inc, apparently

[@WelshJASON42]

COVID-19 was just one pandemic. Who's to say the next isn't going to more lethal.

[@HC-cb4yp]

Stick around.

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

You are a fantastist. The bug killed very few per cent. And the dead could have been predicted soundly on the normal vulnerabilities. Those sick probably got a stronger immune system. Go learn from Departments of Virology, not social media.

[@seantynan1]

The pandemic one was a bit funny alright... "there could be 100 THOUSAND DEAD!!" COVID killed almost 7 million, but there weren't tanks on this streets, or helicopters in the sky... "WE WILL USE FORCE!!". But the orders to stay at home were there, and there was legal force. They were right with that.

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

Wondering how the Covid-19 pandemic would have been prior to say 1995. Very few people had computers e-mail barely existed, few had mobile phones, smart ones didn't exist, medicine was nowhere as advanced as today a vaccine could have taken years, lock-downs would have been a non runner because you couldn't work from home sucessfully. And we complain about the last two years we just had. We should thank our lucky stars it didn't happen 25 years ago. Lets just say the over population of the planet wouldn't be a problem anymore if it did.

[@darkcanary]

The planet is not overpopulated.... quite the opposite 😢

[@The_Greedy_Orphan]

We would've been fine, I'm sure there'd have been a few more deaths, but it's certainly not the deadliest virus as far as pandemics go. The thing with covid is that it caught the world off guard because it's not the virus most nations had prepared for, that honor goes to (and still does) a variant of the flu virus which still has the potential to be more deadly. If you think back to the 1919 Spanish influenza, they say about 20-40 million people died, some higher some lower. Part of that reason however is because we didn't have strong anti biotic or widespread use of penicillin. Now I know, you're thinking "Hold on, that's for bacterial infections". And you'd be right, but one of the big killers of a cold or flu virus is pneumonia, a secondary infection, which can be treated with anti bitoics. Not forgetting a whole host of other treatments available to us from the 90's like steroids as well as traditional methods of vaccination, even if we didn't have rna vaccines back then, we still would've been fine. Even now, half the world still hasn't been vaccinated against covid, it's just something we've learned to live with.

[@HikerBikerMoter]

hehe

[@pinkglitter6992]

Love how the woman was just like ‘oh no 🙄’ when someone stole her car with her baby still in the back!

[@shariwithflowersandjewels2995]

And also her relax run after the car 😂

[@garyturner5739]

The outbreak one was one of the weaker of these mini films.

[@michaelyates5976]

She looked like Amy Winehouse.

[@dmrr7739]

And how, after surviving a crash, the kid is laughing and waving at the guy in the nightmarish biohazard suit.

[@zakkaryzoah1386]

And how she is stopped by the military, chased by tanks and helicopters, but stops to write a note!

[@seandotcom3321]

oh my god i remember seeing this as a kid, and it lived on in my brain all this time like a fever dream... I never knew i'd see this documentary again ;-;

[@AngelisNotMyName]

Used to watch this always half alseep from a food coma when I was like 10,it always felt like a fever dream nice to know it really existed

[@hectorbrown656]

I have never seen it before and I thought that it was very well done, thank you very much for posting this for us .

[@beagsx3]

In all fairness whilst looking a bit ropey in places, it still looks way better than your typical Asylum production 😅

[@timoshenko1971]

People just can’t get tired of stories about the end of the world.

[@donaldcampbell3043]

I haven't seen this before and I am commenting at 5:45 in, this is nicely written... you need to take the science with a grain of salt, like you do in everything but I'm impressed so far... Love the Groundhog day joke, also the asteroid and the woman picking up the toy dinosaur, Edward's is very self aware with his humour

[@KyloRenRadio]

And the song playing on the truck driver's radio..."until the end if the world you'll be mine."

[@kaister901]

Thank you so much for uploading this. It is so hard to find this documentary.

[@angelafeldman5903]

Glad this was in my news feed, subscribed and shared! Awesome channel! Wow!

[@johnPaul-qn3dg]

OK why has youtube lead me to this on this day?, if you are reading this in the future, I was only being paranoid

[@Shogun459]

"Groundhog Day" is playing at the theater. Clever.

[@harrietbrown6415]

I'm thinking...if Dr. Howell is on the front of so many newspapers and magazines, how can he go around openly from the UK to the US when so many people oppose his project?

[@jimcypher]

Wow! The prices of new televisions back then!

[@leovolont]

I'm Leo Volont the KZbin Messiah, and I'm flabberghasted as to how I could ever have gotten this far without having seen this before. Well, eventually the KZbin Algorithm saw the Possibilities and put this video into my feed. Bravo! A Masterpiece! A Ground Hogs Day of existential horrors, with captivating Human Actor performances. To everyone on the Production Team here, well, let me know if I can ever do you favor. My book "Jinxes of Fate" is almost done, and if the roll out is handled as expected, then it will be as though I'm the new man in town, come bearing gifts, eager to make friends where everything is created.

[@MondoBeno]

It's sad to see a 200 years of accomplishment in science, art, architecture, and literature, all destroyed and rendered useless in the space of one day.

[@Sitdownbroski]

200 years of slavery and corruption