Trailer The Cove and Whale Wars, Blood Dolphins, The Cove on Animal Planet
This weekend , Animal Planet is airing perhaps the single-largest array of ocean activism programming every to grace a network. It all kicks off this evening August 27th at 9PM with the season finale of Whale Wars.
At 11PM, the new mini-series Blood Dolphins premieres. And finally, after catching up on all the lost sleep from Friday, Animal Planet will have the television premiere of The Cove on Sunday August 29 at 9PM. The COVE repeats on Planet Green on Monday, Aug. 30,
Friday, August 27, 2010
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