Man vs Wild - SBS

[Cambridge Clarrie]

Has anyone been watching this? I found it while I was channel surfing and became glued to it. From what I could gather, the guy is a bit of a cross between The Bush Tucker Man, Malcolm Douglas and an Andy McNab (SAS vetran). Essentially the guy shows you how if you're say a tourist and you get lost in the wild, you'd be able to survive until you were found. Good show and is on directly after Top Gear.

[Gozu]

It was alright for mindless TV but supposedly it's pretty rigged so I'd take most of the show with a grain of salt. I just focused on the nice pitcturesque landscapes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_vs_wild

[Dutchy]

Its very addictive, have been watching it on FOX for a while, Surviorman is exactly the same except there is no camera crew, he does all the camera work!

[Cambridge Clarrie]

Its very addictive, have been watching it on FOX for a while, Surviorman is exactly the same except there is no camera crew, he does all the camera work!

That sounds pretty cool. I must admit, I thought the cameraman in Man vs Wild certainly earned his money...

[Dutchy]

I missed the one when he was in Australia so I downloaded it the other day, was quite good, he drank his own piss!

[Gozu]

Sounds great, Dutchy!

[Cambridge Clarrie]

Anyone see tonights episode? He cut open a camel and drank some water that he squeezed out of the undigested contents of the animals stomach... mmmm...

[pels]

I certainly did, how about eating the goats testicles!!!!
Fascinating show

[Cambridge Clarrie]

He struggled with those! I'm surprised his wife actually lets him go off to film the episodes... Maybe he hasn't told her yet what he does for a living...

[southee]

Anyone see tonights episode? He cut open a camel and drank some water that he squeezed out of the undigested contents of the animals stomach... mmmm...

I liked the frog.....just so wrong!!!

[SABRE]

Anyone see tonights episode? He cut open a camel and drank some water that he squeezed out of the undigested contents of the animals stomach... mmmm...

I liked the frog.....just so wrong!!!

You're a tougher man than me 'southee', I just had to change channels when he bit
the head off that live frog, then ate the lot....yuk!
And I've eaten meals with my inlaws !

Honestly, that's just not the way I like frogs to croak !

[HH3]

I saw the one where he went to Yellowstone National Park and i reckon some of the things that happen are a bit set up...but it was an ok show...

[lesthemechanic]

Its very addictive, have been watching it on FOX for a while, Surviorman is exactly the same except there is no camera crew, he does all the camera work!

I think I have seen just about every episode of Man vs Wild and enjoyed it. I have taken to watching Survivorman since I saw it in Canada on holidays last year. It is quite entertaining too. They are better than any of the crap we are being subjected to by the free to air commercial networks at this time of the year. ........unless you like tennis.

[fisho mcspaz]

I haven't watched this show but it pissed me off that it replaced South Park. All I know is that the guy drank his own piss.

[Farmy]

More like Man vs Hotel room in reality.

[HH3]

I haven't watched this show but it pissed me off that it replaced South Park. All I know is that the guy drank his own piss.

South Parks on GO! now anyway

[Bum Crack]

I particularly liked the episode when he drank the juices out of the elephant turd. Yummy

[Cambridge Clarrie]

More like Man vs Hotel room in reality.

While I think we all know that many of the scenes are fabricated, I doubt he's choppered out at the end of the days filming. Equally, I doubt that he spends every night sleeping on rocks.

The program is about showing you what you could do if you had to survive in the different environments. Essentially, it's entertainment, not a documentary.

If I was stuck out in the middle of nowhere I'd be very happy to have him alongside me. If he wasn't available, Les Hiddins would be equally as useful!

[lesthemechanic]

More like Man vs Hotel room in reality.

While I think we all know that many of the scenes are fabricated, I doubt he's choppered out at the end of the days filming. Equally, I doubt that he spends every night sleeping on rocks.

The program is about showing you what you could do if you had to survive in the different environments. Essentially, it's entertainment, not a documentary.

If I was stuck out in the middle of nowhere I'd be very happy to have him alongside me. If he wasn't available, Les Hiddins would be equally as useful!

It is great for showing me how to survive situations I will never be in !!

[White Line Fever]

BUMP!

Did anyone watch last night's episode where he skinned the sheep and used it as a sleeping bag and a floaty!

And that knot was pure genius when he came down the cliff.
Then he ate a raw sheep heart!!

I just cannot work out how the cameraman does his work.
When he goes through swamps and rivers etc how does the camera keep up??