City Dragon trailer - City Season - BBC Two

Schedules: http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbctwo
Launch trail of BBC2's City Season - the City Dragon takes flight through the Square Mile.

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[kenny mcf]

LOL its not any fantasy thing or anything to replace merlin or really anything to do with the dragon!

its a programme about the financial status of the country, its a political information programme!

the dragon is mearly a symbol of evil and destructed debt and forboding times in our lives!

[remo remis]

Tlumaczenie: mieliśmy najlepsze z czasów.. mieliśmy najgorsze z czasów.. fortuny zrobione i bogactwa roztrwonione pożyczki ponad nasze najdziksze sny chciwość ponad porównanie z zyskami nadeszła nadzieja, z długami nadchodzi rozpacz.. pozwólcie nam opowiedzieć wam prawdziwa historie miasta.. "City Season" niedługo w BBC Two Nie możesz sobie pozwolić by to przeoczyć..

[DragonMasterThlayli]

Thats so cool! i hope all of Stoneheart will be that realistic. yeah, i was disappointed it was just an ad too. (and, stoneheart IS coming out on film!)

[AyaSophiaPL]

Chłopaczki z City już sie nawet nie kryją !

Remik - prawie dobre tłumaczenie. Słowo "compare" zle przetłumaczyłeś...;)

Co tam Reptilianie ?

[bilgeboybob]

So the BBC will spend time and money on sequences like this for a documentary series but when they did an urban fantasy series like "Neverwhere" - it was a low budget mess!

Come on BBC- decent urban fantasy series please!

[jibbermejabbers]

the dragon is a symbol of the City of London, and stands facing outwards at many of the main roads leading into the city. It is almost like a guardian/protector of the city, while also establishing its autonomy and individuality from the rest of London and the UK...

[Lewis Cato]

What is the song used in the trailer?

[PetronellaRose]

That's exactly what I thought! Yay - Stoneheart on TV....bugger, it's just an advert.

[richiesherman]

How shallow.

[flight261]

very cool, i have to say, but it gives no clear idea of what its adversising.

intentional advertising ploy or complete oversight?