Four custom knife makers compete to make the best usable knife through a series of challenges.Four custom knife makers compete to make the best usable knife through a series of challenges.Four custom knife makers compete to make the best usable knife through a series of challenges.
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Seriously good production. Exciting and engaging for anyone that enjoys building something with your hands and seeing it perform. Unlike most other shows on TV these days, this competition has NO manufactured drama and actually shows the smiths bonding even during competition, this displays American values in almost every episode. Those that are eliminated show that not everyone can win, not everyone gets a trophy, even if they work hard, and most of them are very humble and accepting that they were out performed. Not only do you get a well produced and well written show, the set "design" rocks - it's a real, no BS forge! I think the most important thing though is that you ACTUALLY LEARN STUFF like SCIENCE and SKILLS. Highly, highly recommended and I anxiously await every new episode!!
10govallo
Forged in Fire is an excellent show. I finally have a Masculine Game show/ Reality TV show I can watch and enjoy. I love the different Techniques used in the show and the rules. It really takes some special craftsman and craftsmanship to do this type of work. I really enjoyed it and hope they continue to do episodes and perhaps have an series that brings back the previous FiF champions for a Champion vs Champion episode or episodes to show who is the Forged in Fire Champion of Champions!!!
If you want to watch a good show this is a good one and very interesting!
If you want to watch a good show this is a good one and very interesting!
So I'm not artistic and love seeing art created. This is like seeing equivalent of blown glass created, but for knives, swords, and weapons u don't know existed. I find myself drifting during a lot of the creation process after first dozen episodes (repeat of water vs oil quenching makes my ears cringe, as well as forced "as shown in *promoter*") but watching tests is truly enthralling. Outside my fear of damaging myself this show makes me wanna take up forging.
I knew NOTHING of the process of smithing, or steel grades before I started watching this show. I have learned more than I could have ever thought just from watching. And thats beyond the entertainment value.
Anyone who gives this show less than a 7 does not know what entertainment is. They're more than likely jersey shore fans and we cpuld do without them in society.
Anyone who gives this show less than a 7 does not know what entertainment is. They're more than likely jersey shore fans and we cpuld do without them in society.
Am I the only one who watches this show mainly to hear Doug say his lines? I love the way he smiles as he says them. Fun to watch when you have some time to kill (no pun intended). I looked up some of the champion's work online. Some of them create beautiful works of art that happen to be incredibly functional.
Did you know
- TriviaPer judge David Baker, the meat that gets cut up during the challenges is donated to a wolf sanctuary in upstate New York.
- Quotes
Self - Judge: It will keal.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Too Much TV: Episode #1.16 (2016)
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