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so last night i get addicted to watching this show on discovery called man vs wild.they ran some kind of mini marathon,great show you need to check it out. here is a clip.
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I like Survivorman is good also. That guy doesnt have a camera crew with him like Man vs Wild, so he cant take as many risks. Plus he has to haul all the camera equipment around.
I think the best Man vs Wild was where he pissed on his tshirt and then wrapped it around his head to try to keep cool - I know its liquid but isnt your pee close to 100 degrees like your body temp? I think I would go with a fan made of a leaf or something before pissing on my head
I think the best Man vs Wild was where he pissed on his tshirt and then wrapped it around his head to try to keep cool - I know its liquid but isnt your pee close to 100 degrees like your body temp? I think I would go with a fan made of a leaf or something before pissing on my head
check out these bears begging and waving
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Just saw a new ManvsWild tonight where he was in the Australian desert and it was something like 125 degrees with no water in sight, so he stops and fills his canteen with his piss. No sprinkling it on a tshirt this time, he drinks it. Supposedly it is 'safest' to drink right after you piss it out, before bacteria can multiply
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near miss
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i wonder if it was a holiday inn express............bastard
http://www.abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/Story?id=3412744&page=2
He was born to be wild -- but only after a hot shower and room service.
The Discovery Channel has issued a statement in response to an investigation into its popular series "Man vs. Wild," following allegations that the show's host, Bear Grylls, had a little help battling the wild: a motel.
"Discovery Communications has learned that isolated elements of the 'Man vs. Wild' show in some episodes were not natural to the environment, and that for health and safety concerns the crew and host received some survival assistance while in the field," the network stated.
The series' production company, Diverse Television, is cooperating with British television's Channel 4, which carries the program under a the name "Born Survivor: Bear Grylls."
Channel 4 confirmed that Grylls had spent the night indoors on at least two occasions when the series had led viewers to believe he was spending the night in the wild.
Sort of like a modern day Tarzan, Grylls is airlifted into the wild with only a few survival tools, such as a flint or water bottle. The reality show hunk, who has appeared on several talk shows to the screaming delight of women of all ages, served in the British Special Air Services. On the show, he reportedly survives for several days with no outside assistance.
Grylls has been filmed stranded in the deadly swamps of the Florida Everglades, paragliding onto the edge of the Andes to follow rivers into the Ecuadorean jungle and demonstrating how to make a snow cave, find water in deep tunnels and avoid frostbite in Iceland's arctic environment.
But if there's a warm bed waiting nearby, just how impressive are these stunts?
Among the Grylls grievances is an episode supposedly set on a deserted island (actually Hawaii) that shows him building a raft, which was actually constructed and then disassembled by show consultants so that the host could easily put it together.
And though Grylls claims to be a horse wrangler, another charge maintains that the wild horses Grylls happened upon in the Sierra Nevada were not so wild, and were in fact from a trekking station.
The Discovery Channel gave no indication it was ditching the show entirely. Instead, the show will be tweaked.
"Moving forward, the program will be 100 percent transparent, and all elements of the filming will be explained upfront to our viewers," Discovery said in its statement. "In addition, shows that are to be repeated will be edited appropriately. Bear Grylls is a world-class adventurer and a terrific talent."
No word on what "transparent" means or how fans of the series will react, but perhaps Discovery should add a disclaimer to the show: Survival made possible by hotel stay and dramatization of events.
http://www.abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/Story?id=3412744&page=2
He was born to be wild -- but only after a hot shower and room service.
The Discovery Channel has issued a statement in response to an investigation into its popular series "Man vs. Wild," following allegations that the show's host, Bear Grylls, had a little help battling the wild: a motel.
"Discovery Communications has learned that isolated elements of the 'Man vs. Wild' show in some episodes were not natural to the environment, and that for health and safety concerns the crew and host received some survival assistance while in the field," the network stated.
The series' production company, Diverse Television, is cooperating with British television's Channel 4, which carries the program under a the name "Born Survivor: Bear Grylls."
Channel 4 confirmed that Grylls had spent the night indoors on at least two occasions when the series had led viewers to believe he was spending the night in the wild.
Sort of like a modern day Tarzan, Grylls is airlifted into the wild with only a few survival tools, such as a flint or water bottle. The reality show hunk, who has appeared on several talk shows to the screaming delight of women of all ages, served in the British Special Air Services. On the show, he reportedly survives for several days with no outside assistance.
Grylls has been filmed stranded in the deadly swamps of the Florida Everglades, paragliding onto the edge of the Andes to follow rivers into the Ecuadorean jungle and demonstrating how to make a snow cave, find water in deep tunnels and avoid frostbite in Iceland's arctic environment.
But if there's a warm bed waiting nearby, just how impressive are these stunts?
Among the Grylls grievances is an episode supposedly set on a deserted island (actually Hawaii) that shows him building a raft, which was actually constructed and then disassembled by show consultants so that the host could easily put it together.
And though Grylls claims to be a horse wrangler, another charge maintains that the wild horses Grylls happened upon in the Sierra Nevada were not so wild, and were in fact from a trekking station.
The Discovery Channel gave no indication it was ditching the show entirely. Instead, the show will be tweaked.
"Moving forward, the program will be 100 percent transparent, and all elements of the filming will be explained upfront to our viewers," Discovery said in its statement. "In addition, shows that are to be repeated will be edited appropriately. Bear Grylls is a world-class adventurer and a terrific talent."
No word on what "transparent" means or how fans of the series will react, but perhaps Discovery should add a disclaimer to the show: Survival made possible by hotel stay and dramatization of events.
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