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'''Life After People''' was a documentary television series featured on History Channel.  Originally a special two-hour show first broadcast in January 2008, the network expanded it to a series for two seasons during 2009-2010.
 
'''Life After People''' was a documentary television series featured on History Channel.  Originally a special two-hour show first broadcast in January 2008, the network expanded it to a series for two seasons during 2009-2010.
  
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The premise of the series was that humanity had disappeared (it never delved into why), and explored what would happen to buildings and the animal kingdom in the absence of humanity.
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The premise of the series was that humanity had disappeared (it never delved into how humans disappeared) and explored what would happen to buildings and the animal kingdom in the absence of humanity.  During the show, an actual place which had suffered severe deterioration (such as a ghost town or a decaying city) would be featured.
  
 
[[Category:Television Shows]]
 
[[Category:Television Shows]]

Revision as of 02:09, May 14, 2024

Life After People was a documentary television series featured on History Channel. Originally a special two-hour show first broadcast in January 2008, the network expanded it to a series for two seasons during 2009-2010.

The premise of the series was that humanity had disappeared (it never delved into how humans disappeared) and explored what would happen to buildings and the animal kingdom in the absence of humanity. During the show, an actual place which had suffered severe deterioration (such as a ghost town or a decaying city) would be featured.