Will Smith Embarks on Epic Journey in New Nat Geo Docuseries "Pole to Pole With Will Smith"
Actor takes on physical challenges across seven continents in 100 days, highlighting postcard-worthy destinations and showcasing scientific discoveries.
In a remarkable display of adventure and determination, actor Will Smith is set to take audiences on an extraordinary journey across all seven continents in just 100 days. His new National Geographic original docuseries, "Pole to Pole With Will Smith," promises to be an epic exploration that not only highlights the beauty of our planet but also sheds light on marginalized communities and cutting-edge scientific discoveries.
The series, which premieres January 13th at 9 p.m. ET/PT on the National Geographic channel on TV, can also be streamed online without cable through Sling's "Select" package, a live TV streaming service that offers Nat Geo as part of its lineup for just $29.99/month.
Smith will embark on a perilous journey, throwing himself into incredible challenges such as skiing to the South Pole, catching a giant anaconda, milking a venomous tarantula, climbing mountains, and diving under the ice of the North Pole. Along the way, he will also engage with local community leaders, scientists, and other explorers, forging profound human connections that offer powerful lessons about our future on the planet.
This latest project marks Smith's third collaboration with National Geographic, following his previous documentary series "Welcome to Earth" and "One Strange Rock." With "Pole to Pole With Will Smith," he aims to explore life's big questions and inspire audiences to take action in the face of environmental challenges.
The docuseries is expected to premiere with back-to-back episodes on January 13th, airing each Tuesday evening, culminating in a finale episode on February 3rd. Fans can stream the show online through Sling, and the episodes will also be available on-demand on Disney+ and Hulu the next day.
With its unique blend of adventure, science, and human connection, "Pole to Pole With Will Smith" promises to be an unforgettable journey that will leave viewers inspired and eager for more.
Actor takes on physical challenges across seven continents in 100 days, highlighting postcard-worthy destinations and showcasing scientific discoveries.
In a remarkable display of adventure and determination, actor Will Smith is set to take audiences on an extraordinary journey across all seven continents in just 100 days. His new National Geographic original docuseries, "Pole to Pole With Will Smith," promises to be an epic exploration that not only highlights the beauty of our planet but also sheds light on marginalized communities and cutting-edge scientific discoveries.
The series, which premieres January 13th at 9 p.m. ET/PT on the National Geographic channel on TV, can also be streamed online without cable through Sling's "Select" package, a live TV streaming service that offers Nat Geo as part of its lineup for just $29.99/month.
Smith will embark on a perilous journey, throwing himself into incredible challenges such as skiing to the South Pole, catching a giant anaconda, milking a venomous tarantula, climbing mountains, and diving under the ice of the North Pole. Along the way, he will also engage with local community leaders, scientists, and other explorers, forging profound human connections that offer powerful lessons about our future on the planet.
This latest project marks Smith's third collaboration with National Geographic, following his previous documentary series "Welcome to Earth" and "One Strange Rock." With "Pole to Pole With Will Smith," he aims to explore life's big questions and inspire audiences to take action in the face of environmental challenges.
The docuseries is expected to premiere with back-to-back episodes on January 13th, airing each Tuesday evening, culminating in a finale episode on February 3rd. Fans can stream the show online through Sling, and the episodes will also be available on-demand on Disney+ and Hulu the next day.
With its unique blend of adventure, science, and human connection, "Pole to Pole With Will Smith" promises to be an unforgettable journey that will leave viewers inspired and eager for more.
Dude, what's up with this dude Will Smith? He's literally going to travel across all 7 continents in like 100 days? That's crazy talk! 
But at the same time, I love it. The guy is not afraid of anything - from skiing to the South Pole to catching a giant anaconda (no thanks, dude, I'll stick to my Netflix binge-watching) 
. And the fact that he's teaming up with National Geographic and scientists and community leaders... that's some serious cool points right there! 
Can't wait to see this docuseries drop on Jan 13th, gonna be a wild ride for sure 
Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all ~ Helen Keller 
. I mean, Will Smith's already got a reputation for being a bit of a show-off, but does he really need to ski to the South Pole just to get some decent Instagram pics? 
And what's with the tarantula milking? Just for the sake of drama? Can't they just focus on actual scientific discoveries or exploring hidden gems of nature instead? 
And have you seen the price tag for that Sling package? $29.99/month is way too steep, especially considering the ads 
. Anyway, I'll probably watch it just to see what all the fuss is about... but only if it's not a total snooze fest 
. The fact that he'll be diving under the ice of the North Pole and milking a venomous tarantula is giving me LIFE 
. And can we talk about how amazing it'll be to see the world in 100 days?! 
I need this docuseries ASAP! 
January 13th, mark my words, I'll be watching every episode on TV and streaming online with Sling 
. Meanwhile, some celebs are too busy skiing to the South Pole for Nat Geo shows 
. I mean, what a great use of time and resources... meanwhile our planet is literally melting 
. At least he'll be exploring some cool scientific discoveries, but not enough to save us from the doom 
. Should be a must-watch for anyone interested in travel, science, or just something new and exciting...