Savage Kingdom: Uprising

Why on Earth did they cancel this amazing show? I LOVE watching lions and elephants on Nat Geo but since this was canceled and even the last season was never completed so I never got to see what happened, I have had a hard time watching any other lions show.This was hands down the best story. The narrator was fantastic. The writing was captivating. I was (and still am) captivated by SakaKoma (spelling.) The king of all Kings and also, should be drinking his water out of a "Worlds Greatest Dad and Husband cup." Most male lions are scavenging jerks. Sakakoma was such a good dad. He made time for his cubs, he was nice to them, would watch them when everyone went hunting but he would also go hunting.NO ONE is tougher than Sakakoma...this guy wrestled male buffalo to the ground himself. But he also made sure his male son knew how to take down a buffalo. In season 1 they made him out to be ruthless. But in Season 2 you see that he is not. He is just being a lion but he is the BEST lion.WHY WHY WHY, was this show canceled and in the middle of season 2?!?! It makes no sense and it's not fair. Now, I'll never get to find out what happened.I know that if NatGeo brought the show back that if they just advertised it better, people would watch. OR if you just put it on NetFlix. NetFlix makes all shows look amazing even if they arent. But this show IS! Even people who don't normally watch NatGeo would like this. But people just don't watch cable any more.PLEASE BRING IT BACK!!!If you havent watched the season in a half that are out, do yourself a favor and watch it. Of course, you'll end up heart broken and curious like I am. But Sakakoma is amazing and you should see for yourself. Do yourself a favor and watch it!

I love Africa and its golden sunsets by the Zambese river. I am one of the few people who was lucky to live in Mozambique for few months. Watching the Savage Kingdon I was back in time and the memories of extreme joy and discoveries came to my mind. This second season is just brilliant ! It is an odd to the limitless beauty of nature and the strong wisdom of its habitants the animals.

Narrator Charles Dance purrs over the immaculately shot footage that tells a story in unforgiving bushveld. The characters are well drawn, the story well told, coaxed from the events on screen into a narrative that is as propulsive as it is brutal. No plot armor here for the cast of nature. One of the best documentary events of the year, and better than any movie in theaters.

I am 58 y.o. this is one of the BEST EVER animal documentary.....ever. The constant struggle to live one day more...it's compelling. WE CAN LEARN A LOT ABOUT OUR OWN BRIEF LIFES THROUGH IT.

I'm a die hard wildlife person.. I seen it about 2 years ago it's so good I ordered & paid yes paid 2 see it again .. ( I had 2 subscribe 2 Smithsonian channel)

Narrator Charles dance does a amazing job adding life to it there’s nothing better than him

Literally has a a Game of Thrones feel. Not to mention, it’s narrated by Tywin Lannister aka Charles Dance

Well done!

I love the Savage Kingdom videos with their unique perspective and brilliant narrative.This is an unapologetic series.Great natural footage which is sometimes hard to watch, but that's life in the "Savage Kingdom".

There are two episodes were they skip