My favorite planet. Especially the fist time I seen it through a telescope, pretty spectacular.

I thought it was good, but that stupid voice is really corny...and pointless, like others have said.

Lose the female computer voice. Pointless info throughout video almost talking over narrator.

I'm with ya, Mike. Planets, outer space and all of that is already an incredibly interesting thing to learn about. Did you REALLY need the robotic commentary voice? Okay, I understand that you're trying to make the viewer feel like some sort of astronaut or like they're flying into space in some kind of hi-tech spaceship. But literally every 15 seconds? And the part where they actually overlap each other... "Impact. Impact. Impact. Impact." I almost burst out laughing!! I appreciated it the first minute, but literally every other sentence was complete overkill and robbed any enjoyment I started to have at the beginning of the video.The narrator could've used a better mic. You don't want to focus on how you can hear his breath when he's saying certain words. You want to focus on the actual story being told.

Short and concise info on "the largest planet in the solar system" was great, but the "computer voice" chiming in is what I've come to expect from a B movie's representation of artificial intelligence, and not from a documentary. Why do these "computer voices" always give completely worthless information, too? Instead of telling me that you're "referencing data index", why not just tell me what it is you found? I put "computer voice" in quotations because it is actually just a woman's voice with a fan in between her and the microphone, which was turned up too high, and along with the accompanying music that is too loud, effectively drown out the one thing you actually want to listen to, the non-computerized voice of the narrator.