Forged in Fire?

[pyscodog]

Wonder what they do with all the knives? One of my favorite shows but that always puzzled me.

 

[GC]

It is an interesting show.

 

[Stu Farish]

we just saw one where they had to pick from a bunch of blades that had failed round one in the past & try to make something from them to meet a new spec.

 

[goosedowner]

The wife and I both Love hat show

 

[biggen0_8]

It's one of my favorites. I appreciate that they're bringing back some of the contestants that lost out in earlier rounds. But I also like that they're doing a "champion of champions" as well.

I have to admit, when they first advertised the series, a couple of seasons back, I thought, "this is going to be ridiculous" but for the first time ever I was wrong. (SI)

 

[Redfrog]

One of my wife's favorite shows.She's not a knife princess, but she appreciates the work, techniques and artistry.

All her other favs involve bad guys getting their asses kicked.

 

[gcs]

The Japanese guy is a little scary. "This will killll" with that demonic grin. LOL

 

[Stu Farish]

Doug is all smiling & friendly & knows 138 ways to kill you before you even know anything is happening LOL

 

[Brad Phillips]

I like the show. Interesting to see how they use the materials given to them. Also have learned quite a bit about medieval designs.

 

[pyscodog]

Sure beat American Idol. LOL It is interesting how they take car parts and build knives or a ball bearing. Pretty amazing.

 

[Moosetrot]

"Forged in Fire" and "Vikings" (when on) are my "must-watch" shows of the week. My wife enjoys them, too.

Moosetrot

 

[AdamT]

I enjoy this show as well, really interesting what they can do with limited time and supplies. Actually enjoy several shows on the History Channel.

 

[rainshadow1]

Love this show. I called it an "educational show" for my homeschooling kids!

 

[Bob_Atl]

Fun to watch, very different forms of edges from weird materials.

 

[RePete]

I've watched it since the beginning but it just recently dawned on me that my favorite part is when a guy wearing a kilt, a Karate jacket, one of those sports car caps, or man bun gets the axe.

 

[biggen0_8]

I hear what your saying RePete, those types seem to be more into style than skill. It also would seem to me that Montana has quite a few talented knife makers.