The Hollywood Reporter by Tim Goodman

Frozen Planet is one of those instantly riveting series where you marvel at the beauty and majesty of it all but also spare more than a passing thought for the effort involved.

Newsday by Verne Gay

Stunning, beautiful, hypnotic, engrossing, spectacular... That oughta do it here as well, except Frozen Planet unexpectedly adds another word: Unprecedented.

Denver Post by Joanne Ostrow

This is high-definition bliss.

New York Post by Linda Stasi

Frozen Planet [is] perhaps the single greatest accomplishment in nature TV history.

San Francisco Chronicle by David Wiegand

A gorgeous new documentary series on the Discovery Channel.

Washington Post by Hank Stuever

It joins "Planet Earth" and "Life" to reign as a triumvirate in Best Buy showrooms. Nothing looks better, sounds better.

People Weekly by Tom Gliatto

It's mesmerizing. [26 Mar 2012, p.44]

Entertainment Weekly by Clark Collis

The stunningly shot result will make you wonder at the cruel beauty of nature. [16 Mar 2012, p.67]

TV Guide Magazine by Matt Roush

An endlessly fascinating seven-part foray into the most remote and unforgiving regions of the Arctic and Antarctic.

Variety by Brian Lowry

Granted, parts of the series feel like a rehash of "March of the Penguins," but there's enough jaw-dropping footage in this seven-part undertaking--including one installment devoted strictly to how the footage was captured--that nobody with even vague interest in the subject matter should be left feeling cold.