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Survivorman - Les Stroud
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This is Part One of the two pilot films that started it all!! I know I have uploaded this before but I finally found a version that we had up rezz'ed for a better quality.
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@00xanawolf00
@00xanawolf00 2 года назад
What an amazing treat this is! The film quality is fantastic. Les, you started it all. I’d say the survival and bushcraft “industry” owes a whole lot to this humble pilot episode. Thank you for sharing with us.
@L.S-.
@L.S-. Год назад
The bush tucker man says different. Les Stroud wasnt the first. Les Hiddins was before him. He trained the Australian SAS to survive in the bush.
@krillin86
@krillin86 Год назад
Who?
@andrewwashere82
@andrewwashere82 Год назад
@@L.S-. Not doubting you, but was he the first to film it on tv? I think the point is Les Stroud pioneered survival entertainment/reality tv.
@Ronald_Abell
@Ronald_Abell Год назад
Get educated B4 you talk bro. He wasn't the first n bar Rly survived he just mainly waited his days
@SophieJackson1993
@SophieJackson1993 10 месяцев назад
@@Ronald_Abell Can you tell us who was the first on popular TV? Who didn’t just wait till the days were over? Who stayed there long term? Thanks.
@terr142
@terr142 2 года назад
Les was still in my opinion the best survival show on discovery by far
@mikefoehr235
@mikefoehr235 2 года назад
For certain
@tonybaloney8401
@tonybaloney8401 2 года назад
Best survival show period
@terr142
@terr142 2 года назад
Only other decent one was dual survival when Cody was on it but survivor man was still the best
@natureisallpowerful
@natureisallpowerful 2 года назад
Les and ed stafford definitely
@MickieDsNuts
@MickieDsNuts 2 года назад
For sure. Discovery Channel is an absolute joke these days. They only play fake reality TV BS these days.
@ZMondoHype
@ZMondoHype 2 года назад
Les is a legend for putting his whole show on RU-vid for free 👌🏻🙌🏻
@blake7587
@blake7587 5 месяцев назад
Not really: he’s monetizing it. It’s like saying MCDonalds is legendary for not charging $100 for a Big Mac. If he didn’t put it on RU-vid he wouldn’t get paid for the views.
@chacehorsman2615
@chacehorsman2615 3 месяца назад
@@blake7587 But are you being charged to watch each episode? Ads could count, but if you use an ad blocker than no. I have youtube premium, so I guess I technically pay for a service. No need to be a debby downer.
@wtfisthishandlething
@wtfisthishandlething 16 дней назад
@@blake7587 can you blame him for wanting to reap the rewards of his hard work through some monetary gain? Not to mention, he uploaded all of these old episodes in the height of the pandemic, an extremely smart move from a business perspective. He knew people were cooped up in their homes and spending a lot of time watching RU-vid and other media. A lot of people hadn’t seen this content since it aired on television, and he gave them something to look forward to each week in the form of another episode being uploaded to his channel. It was a huge win for him and the people who enjoy his content. You know what they say: don’t hate the player, hate the game.
@Baard5Szomoru
@Baard5Szomoru 15 дней назад
​@@blake7587 lol you say it as if he was leeching money out of your account. It's free because you aren't paying $&+$ to him for watching his show. Simple logic. Monetization has nothing to do here it was only brought up by your weird inner voices
@blake7587
@blake7587 15 дней назад
@@Baard5Szomoru Learn to read 🤡
@encompassthyeclipse7278
@encompassthyeclipse7278 Месяц назад
Seeing how many people copy Les, even down to the things like music style in the show and video editing, makes me realize he was bringing us the information we needed before anyone else even thought to. 23 years on, I’m still watching your videos Les. Drop a like on his videos peeps
@MrEvilman96
@MrEvilman96 2 года назад
I remember as a kid, being 8 years old back in 2005 watching this show. Throughout my younger years, turning on Discovery channel and seeing Les for hours on end. And now 17 years later, it's like seeing an old friend. Les has taught me a lot about nature, and survival. Hands down one of the best shows of all time!
@ryanquick94
@ryanquick94 2 года назад
same here man
@ThePatente
@ThePatente 2 года назад
@@ryanquick94 I feel you guys. 😆
@Z123z
@Z123z 2 года назад
Awh same
@Sackmatters
@Sackmatters 2 года назад
8 years old in 05 as well. Best survival show by a long shot.
@BluBlu111
@BluBlu111 Год назад
You make me feel old 😂
@turneynicholas
@turneynicholas 2 года назад
By far the best survival show ever made. The simple fact that he left his failed attempts at things in the shot made it stand out as a superior show
@dankeykang6459
@dankeykang6459 2 года назад
I'm beyond pumped. I loved the show as a kid and still binge on it. Watching this show confirmed my identity as and outdoorsman. Thanks Les for making snowdays the best days. We would watch episodes and go out in the woods and pretend to be survivor man till way after dark lol and boy our mothers sure didn't mind the peace and quiet. Fun times.
@blakhorizon915
@blakhorizon915 2 года назад
Sounds just like my childhood!
@ryanwestfall8563
@ryanwestfall8563 2 года назад
@@blakhorizon915 mine too
@johnjeffreys6440
@johnjeffreys6440 2 года назад
I wonder if that's where Bear Grylls got the idea for his show. 1:55
@terr142
@terr142 2 года назад
Bear grills was fake asf
@johnjeffreys6440
@johnjeffreys6440 2 года назад
@@terr142 he was still a very skilled survivalist, although he did fake a lot of the alone time I hear
@spideymcgee4718
@spideymcgee4718 2 года назад
This show changed my life. I just got home from a bad kid camp in Idaho learning to survive in the wilderness when this episode came out. To this day, I'm a huge fan of hiking, camping and surviving. I can make fire several different ways, build shelters and all sorts of stuff. Cheers, Les. You're a legend
@joseywales8002
@joseywales8002 2 года назад
Its good to know you have found something real that appeals to soul. Hope your life is better for it.
@spideymcgee4718
@spideymcgee4718 2 года назад
@@joseywales8002 is and has been better for quite some time. Cheers!
@dailydoseofrips8482
@dailydoseofrips8482 2 года назад
@@joseywales8002 I took 5 poops today
@garfoonga1
@garfoonga1 2 года назад
My god, this show was life shaping for me when I was a kid. All my scout leaders loved this show for the reality of survival and Les' ability to admit mistakes, like cutting his hand in the jungle when cutting a vine. Even today, I always rewatch the whole series at least once a year
@07ArchAngel
@07ArchAngel 2 года назад
Sweet! Im game. So glad to be able to go back and watch these episodes anytime and anywhere I want. Was hiking with some friends a few weeks ago and we had cell signal in the area. Watched 2-3 episodes hanging in my hammock in the rain. It was definitely not a Les Stroud shelter LOL... but I did manage to make a fire bow earlier that day. Getting it to actually work...well that's another story.
@suspicioustumbleweed4760
@suspicioustumbleweed4760 2 года назад
In his new episodes he uses a tent, and in his behind the scenes he calls a house the ultimate shelter. So any shelter is good shelter (:
@AdamM0831
@AdamM0831 2 года назад
I grew up on this show and I couldn’t wait to get home after school and put on survivorman. This is what got me to love the outdoors. Thank you Les for making this show happen and no other survivor show even comes close.
@jmay378
@jmay378 2 года назад
I confess… I scroll comments to see what Les replies to, and find him answering real questions as generously as he gives survival advice. Good man.
@WayneRogersOutdoors
@WayneRogersOutdoors 2 года назад
I can't even tell any of you how many times I have watched every episode of everything Les has done up to and including Wild Harvest. It's funny. You can walk away from these episodes, even after watching them multiple times, and take away something new on occasion. Even one tiny tidbit of information or knowledge you missed on other occasions is worth it's weight in gold. Nobody teaches like Les. And since David Holladay is in the world, THAT'S saying something.
@heather98633
@heather98633 7 месяцев назад
i have watched this episode like 45 times it’s still interesting over and over
@PeterBrockie
@PeterBrockie 2 года назад
The Canadian Tire money in the wallet always kills me. haha
@chrisafp071
@chrisafp071 2 года назад
One thing Ill never forget if I'm ever in a survival situation is something Les has said in most of his episodes over the years "You get wet, you die"
@low-fi1103
@low-fi1103 Год назад
Les Stroud will go down as an absolute legend 💯💪
@blaqice5075
@blaqice5075 2 года назад
I remember watching your shows as a kid when my mum and dad let us watch TV. I was always amazed by how you could survive out in every environment with only a camera and maybe a few tools. It taught me that if something bad were to ever happen or if I was stuck in a situation like that, I'd know what to do and hope panic wouldn't catch me first, which me being a girl, it might, but hopefully I'd know what to do.
@bobbymatheson5807
@bobbymatheson5807 Год назад
Les is a true survival expert going out alone in the wild ! The other guy was a clown !!!
@seanjenkins4459
@seanjenkins4459 2 года назад
I was hoping they would get these uprezed, it blew my mind how good it makes these old cameras look so good.
@RMJ1984
@RMJ1984 2 года назад
It would be so cool to see him do this episode again. Do it in the same general area. But then use all the knowledge and experience he has since then learned.
@QuangPham-hm7fm
@QuangPham-hm7fm Год назад
Thanks for the post and thanks for being the person that got me into the outdoors. Learned alot and still watching 20 yrs later .
@funonvancouverisland
@funonvancouverisland 4 месяца назад
The knowledge learned from watching these shows as a kid literally saved the lives of my family, friends, and I on one occasion, and myself and uncle many times. Thank you Les 🙏🏻🙌🏻💪🏻
@JimBox810
@JimBox810 Год назад
Now we see where the "smoke is the sign to keep spinning" lesson came from.
@allanwagner4570
@allanwagner4570 2 года назад
Les is MORE He is the man the original the true godfather of all survival videos ,,,he keeps it real and is not sleeping in a hotel after filming 😂🤣😂🤣 like some others that we ALL know Les you ROCK 👍👍
@brandyhouston2105
@brandyhouston2105 2 года назад
Always remember Mr. Dick Prenikie. Alone in the wilderness....
@allanwagner4570
@allanwagner4570 2 года назад
@@brandyhouston2105 Well I just don’t know about him I mean I’ve seen the videos however I think they were filmed by someone else Sooooo Not really alone
@Sinnicide
@Sinnicide 2 года назад
Aside from reading my side of the mountain as a kid, this show got me into researching survival from a young age. I live in a small town where hunting and fishing are the norm but this show made me realize there is so much more to survival than food procurement.
@joshtutor5606
@joshtutor5606 Год назад
I played the first 3 seasons on loop back in the day...The first show I ever binged...Couldn't afford cable back then and coming off a divorce, I didn't have much more than a tv and those 3 dvd's...They helped keep my sanity...Recently re-bought those first 3 seasons...Can still quote nearly every word of those episodes lol.
@lucerofam5
@lucerofam5 9 месяцев назад
When you go back in time to see Les with SOME hair😳🤪🤣😅🥹
@johnthorpe1349
@johnthorpe1349 2 года назад
His determination is of the charts. Legand 👌😳
@holyteejful
@holyteejful Год назад
Les, The OG of survival. I was a young kid, 7/8 - had just read “Hatchet “ loved the outdoors. Survivorman was by far my favorite thing on TV from the second it aired . I made sure my dad recorded every single episode on the DVR - he loved watching it too. Thank you for all of the time and effort you put into this ongoing project ! Awesome stuff, always will be.
@GotDamBoi
@GotDamBoi 2 года назад
Crazy to think I was barely 10 years old when you filmed this, and I'm still here watching on youtube 20 years later :D thanks for all you share, Les
@lcarthel
@lcarthel 2 года назад
I'm completely obsessed with Survivorman.
@fathersonsurvival
@fathersonsurvival 2 года назад
Survivorman has been my hero since I was 16 years old. My biggest regret was not entering that bring a fan along episode. Les- if you can see this. You’ve been my hero my whole life. Thank you.
@diskod50
@diskod50 2 года назад
Wow....time flies....20 years have passed already!!! Ive been watching since the beginning and will probably keep watching for as long as its around!!!
@phillysphinest3946
@phillysphinest3946 2 года назад
Les was the only person actually out surviving in the wilderness alone
@jimrob27
@jimrob27 7 месяцев назад
My daughter and I went to the national forest near our house this weekend, since it finally cooled off a bit, to play "Survivorman"! My daughter is 10 and we have been watching Mr. Les for the last 5 years together. I bought 'em all on amazon and we watch them over and again. Thank you , Mr. Stroud, for all the awesomeness! PS She started the fire all by herself with a flint striker!
@williamjones6053
@williamjones6053 Год назад
The original survivor show showing real survival using common items found on that adventure..no telling how many people Les has saved from a ghastly experience
@Skarin1452
@Skarin1452 2 года назад
11 Hours! Mad respect for having the patience and willpower to get that fire going. I would have been frustrated 30 minutes in lol. Always glad to see a new week of survival I haven't seen before.
@tbartyh8
@tbartyh8 2 года назад
Loved this show back then and still do. Just watched a doc on the Donner party. They could have used some serious survival skills. Poor souls indeed. Oh, Happy New Year all!!
@isufan89
@isufan89 2 года назад
I don't get tired of re watching this stuff!
@1745pacman
@1745pacman 2 года назад
look at that hair!!! Love you Les!! Been watching for over 15yrs
@wingnutmax
@wingnutmax 2 года назад
Wow, it’s been twenty years?! Impressive, Les… thanks for the peek at the beginning!
@mr.notsure9679
@mr.notsure9679 2 года назад
There will never be anther show like this. Les brought something to this show nobody else has. I spent part of my original honeymoon watching the new survivalman. It was the one where he was in the swamp and ate that turtle and got a parasite I do belive.
@searchingfornessie8410
@searchingfornessie8410 2 года назад
Mr. Not Sure how to spell.
@mr.notsure9679
@mr.notsure9679 2 года назад
English is not my first language that's for pointing out my faults like I care.
@yinliu5634
@yinliu5634 7 месяцев назад
He is the guy that started all. All of the survival shows and all those Life Below Zero shows. Good for him.
@laurelrunlaurelrun
@laurelrunlaurelrun Год назад
I like this pilot even a little better than the later one. The bow drill attempt was really legit. You can see the frustration and you know the guy is a survival instructor! Not a walk in the park. (If you're not Les, bring a Bic or at least some paracord!) This show taught people how tough wilderness survival really is after years of fantasy TV. And Les's humble, honest attitude makes it great to come back to again and again.
@Jane.Doe.
@Jane.Doe. Год назад
When you realize that Les is literally completely ALONE out there, it just blows your mind! Unlike other supposed survivalists, Les has no film crew, no one to save him, doctor him or fly him out in an emergency. He does phenomenal video work and he works hard to get those shots that make the show as cool as it is.. He has to set his camara up to get the shots of himself walking away and doing his thing and then hike all the way back and retrieve that camera and do it all over again and again.. Just incredible work Les! You are my hero to this day! Thank you for all the hard work you've done.. surviving everywhere and for being the humble, top notch *world class* videographer you are!! ❤️💯📽️👀🙆‍♀️ PS: *Men* like you are a dying breed. Today, us girls are surrounded by 'males'? in skinny jeans who wear nail polish. 🤦‍♀️😖😭 PPS: Such a blessing that Les never ended up in one of David Paulides Missing 411 books!! Wheew! 🤯😳 Praise Jesus! 🙏
@mistletoe4961
@mistletoe4961 Год назад
Right!?! As a former videographer/editor I think of how hard he works to get the shots. Twice the effort, at least. Multiple cameras, tripods, tapes, discs, sheesh...so much extra weight. I applaud his desire to teach these skills. He has saved lives, guaranteed. Super smart, talented, funny, one sexy man! 😉
@Jane.Doe.
@Jane.Doe. Год назад
@@mistletoe4961 Loved your reply-💯🙆‍♀️ 🕊️ Yes, saved lives and also inspired countless people who otherwise, probably wouldn't have ventured out into the wilderness had it not been for watching Les and getting that education. A wonderful and rewarding thing, to be reaching so many in such a positive way! He is funny, I def agree lol.... and it's a subtle, real humor, not contrived at all. I love his calm demeanor and humility, love and respect for nature- it's part of what makes him.... what you said- 'sexy'! 💃🏻😉 May our Lord Christ Jesus set abundant blessings upon you and your family - 🙏 And be safe out there in all the crazy
@isaacrobinson5062
@isaacrobinson5062 2 года назад
Not only was it be the beginning of Survivorman. This was the beginning of the survival genre. Les is a true trailblazer in that sense
@bronxbomber0079
@bronxbomber0079 2 года назад
This was the beginning of an era.
@tomhowe1510
@tomhowe1510 2 года назад
This video created a still thriving, billion dollar industry. Most of all..... les educated us.
@mmalandsbirdies4012
@mmalandsbirdies4012 2 года назад
Yes it did and he did start that ball rolling.e it's like the world went crazy with survival videos "that sucked" while Trying to copy Les Stroud's format,which they can't copy raw, realness so they all failed cuz they're fakery showed through... There never be another spark of genius like Les Stroud's
@codyobannon8484
@codyobannon8484 2 года назад
Mr Stroud I am so happy that you made your own channel and got away from corporate editing so you can show us what you really think that we need to know. Because chances are that is exactly what we really need to know
@FreeTheTaint
@FreeTheTaint 2 года назад
Great! Hope to see more re-uploads with highest possible resolution and original aspect ratio
@fairweathertrains3029
@fairweathertrains3029 6 месяцев назад
"I'd like to thank the academy, cedar, poplar, birch bark and spanish moss" Mate, that cracked me up. I even felt the elation after seeing the fire finally catch.
@adventuresoftheuneducatedh7813
This was the only real survival show ever shown on TV you inspired millions to push themselves les thank you
@Sm-rq9ll
@Sm-rq9ll Год назад
I wouldn’t quite say ‘real’ but it was sure entertaining
@dandavis5832
@dandavis5832 2 года назад
Oh snap! Les is droppin bombs on the last day of the year! Always a great watch, thanks!
@sentientcurse3019
@sentientcurse3019 2 года назад
You taught me more than I can ever explain. Stay gold!
@DB-bk9tr
@DB-bk9tr Год назад
For all the kids without father figures in their lives, Les has really helped a lot of guys get out into nature.
@robertweldon7909
@robertweldon7909 9 месяцев назад
8/31/2023 As everyone else, I can't say enough good things about Les Stroud. He truly is "The Survivor Man" Something I take away from this video ( which Les didn't address) is the importance of always having the "5 C's of survival ON YOUR PERSON whenever you go into any trip into wild and remote places. I know I'm preaching to the choir here, but when Les made his survivor videos, he was showing us all just how bad it can be without minimum gear, EVEN ON A DAY HIKE. OK the gear is important, but the skill and knowledge Les demonstrates is also vastly important. Every word he spoke can be a key to whether someone lives or dies in a survival situation. I know he stopped doing these videos years ago, but it sure be nice to see some new ones. ;-)
@katphyre
@katphyre 2 года назад
3 generations at my house love this show. We used Survivorman to do mountaineering classes for my mom's 30+ grandkids so they'd be smart while attending our yearly reunions in the Utah Mountains. Kept them all safe and was very fun.
@brenton2561
@brenton2561 2 года назад
The closing remarks in this episode still gives me goosebumps and I love it!! Can I survive the way my ancestors did? I can, we all can!!! Of course it makes perfect sense that Les sidelines as a motivational speaker!!
@sydneykruwell9725
@sydneykruwell9725 Год назад
He started what we know as survival shows. And no bear isn't one.
@Boreascorax
@Boreascorax 2 года назад
As a good friend of mine once commented "Anyone who says where there's smoke there's fire has never attempted friction fire.." I can appreciate the amount of work that took.
@trappfeindzzz8962
@trappfeindzzz8962 2 года назад
This man is the reason I do what I do today, watched every episode over and over learning as a kid! Thankyou les!
@neosuki
@neosuki 2 года назад
Holy Crap. How ballsy. Thank you Les. It's a wealth of knowledge you've shared over the years.
@Airik1111bibles
@Airik1111bibles Год назад
Sweet ! Wow 20 years , it doesn't feel that long ago.
@Shadowwind4
@Shadowwind4 2 года назад
I love the casual “take it easy” from the plane crew before leaving you there, like they were just dropping you off at a grocery store and not in the middle of the wilderness with no supplies or help from anyone else lmao
@DAnguish95
@DAnguish95 2 года назад
Such an inspiration! Talent beyond belief when it comes to survival AND being a musician!!
@cpcorbiere
@cpcorbiere 2 года назад
I remember when season 1 first aired, It was at a really good point in my life. Re watching these brings me fond memories. Thanks Les
@darrellasmith77
@darrellasmith77 2 года назад
The master at work where it all started.
@RandoCalrisiann
@RandoCalrisiann 2 года назад
I love right off the bat you coined the term man vs wild in the first minute or so of the video, which that other guy used for his interesting fiction of a show lol. You truly were THE pioneer and I thank you for everything you have done!
@VerdaddeBrianTS
@VerdaddeBrianTS 2 года назад
Les is a survival genius. 5 star survival research documentary content.
@brawndothethirstmutilator9848
@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 2 года назад
Groundbreaking television with very ambitious film making methods! Great upload.
@aidenmorreyvoiceactor
@aidenmorreyvoiceactor 2 года назад
This is actually the ONLY Survivorman episode I’ve not yet watched.
@FicusFather
@FicusFather Год назад
"Survival will always be a universal concern". Love this quote of his
@evankey224
@evankey224 Год назад
God I wish these videos and your channel have more views and subs. I was completely enamored with your show growing up. I really appreciated your realistic approach and advice. Your videos evoke the feeling of reading my favorite childhood book series, the first of which was titled the hatchet. I've never attempted to challenge myself by spending anytime out in bush country without safety nets, but I have attempted to practice skills you demonstrated. It's tough, and I am humbled. Your videos were also a welcome escape on deployment (thanks youtube premium for letting me download tons of videos) when I wanted to forget I was surrounded by endless metal. Hope you keep up this fantastic journey. I'll be watching.
@seancsar
@seancsar 2 года назад
Loved your humor in this. I take it the network was not a fan. It adds the human aspect as well humility. 10.5 hrs to start a fire points out that even the skilled have real challenges to overcome. Thanks Les.
@guidohernancamacho3977
@guidohernancamacho3977 2 года назад
Still remember waiting for hours to watch Survivorman in Discovery when i was a kid, Les is the GOAT
@teresabrown613
@teresabrown613 2 года назад
You are still the best survival show on the discovery Channel, just keep up with the videos that you are doing.
@kowalski3769
@kowalski3769 2 года назад
I think the thing I learned the most out of this episode is how AWESOME the saw is on a Swiss Army knife. I have one just like it and I've taken mine for granted. That little saw did a ton of work there. I know that Swiss Army Knives have a decent reputation but this video took it to another level. The one I have also has a little magnifying glass as one of the tools. I've never tried to start a fire with it but now I want to give it a try. It's fun to see how far less has come from the humble beginnings of the 1st episode. It doesn't seem that long ago but time flies. Thanks for allowing us to see your journey Les! I've learned a lot from all your adventures!
@chrisciccolini216
@chrisciccolini216 2 года назад
I've seen every episode of nearly every thing Les has made and I have NEVER seen this pilot what a treat. Thank you for posting it!
@johnmagus6341
@johnmagus6341 2 года назад
Where it all began...
@noahfuller197
@noahfuller197 9 месяцев назад
Very amazing to hear all the people les influenced into the outdoors. A true "influencer". Character is everything, and this guys got it. Congratulations on your success.
@jasonbates2687
@jasonbates2687 2 года назад
Les Stroud before he admitted that he was balding and shaved his head, before he told us that drinking our own piss was a bad idea, before he became an icon and an archetype for 1000 cable shows. Les Stroud is the original bushwhacker, barely grills couldn't hold his firestick! I watch about 6 camping and bush crafting channels on YT and Les still holds up as the best. How about a colab with Greg Ovens, ya'll are both Canadiens
@kemicalx17
@kemicalx17 2 года назад
Love love love this show. No filler, all professional survival skills with Les the man.
@papabear9481
@papabear9481 2 года назад
The perseverance needed to spend 10.5 hours attempting to start a bow drill fire, not to mention the physical exertion needed was truly amazing. All of that with nothing or next to nothing to eat for days.
@iamthelazerviking23
@iamthelazerviking23 Год назад
That fire making scene was so intense. 10.5 hours of mind numbing, body jarring friction &… IGNITE. Amazing.
@thepyrotechnics4223
@thepyrotechnics4223 2 года назад
When I started watching les, I thought finally, a show that actually teaches actual survival, a show that could actually help in a real survival Situation, not some show geared for entertainment giving horrible advice that could get you killed
@Spook3D
@Spook3D 2 года назад
Director's Commentary for this episode ? please? can't wait for more of them
@Alaska610ish
@Alaska610ish 2 года назад
21 years later he’s still the best and real survival instructor!
@nogglebeak
@nogglebeak 2 года назад
Les got me into long backpacking trips in the middle of nothing and survival skills. Appreciate this a lot.
@joshweigel1131
@joshweigel1131 2 года назад
thanks for all the memories. This series has kept me company over the years, inspired me, and gave me and my dad some of our best conversations. Happy New Year, Les Stroud
@ZemplinTemplar
@ZemplinTemplar 2 года назад
A big thank you to Les for uploading the high-res versions of these two proof-of-concept pilot episodes ! :-) I enjoyed watching the low-res version of the duo already a year ago, and I really wasn't expecting we'd be getting a high-res version as well. :-) Thanks, Les !
@andybell7572
@andybell7572 2 года назад
Love it when he plays the harp.
@noskillant6168
@noskillant6168 2 года назад
Crazy this was 2001, my grandmother loved watching your show so i grew up on it aswell. Always find myself coming back and watching as many as i can even the episodes i've seen.
@popsrockz1372
@popsrockz1372 2 года назад
Les opened up a whole new genre for television, some good, some bad. Mad respect Les, really appreciate you putting these up on RU-vid so I can enjoy them again.
@hunterleatherwood5308
@hunterleatherwood5308 2 года назад
Thank you for bringing reality to our televisions Les!
@Payitforword
@Payitforword 2 года назад
I’d like to take the opportunity to thank you Les for your sharing your wisdom and knowledge through the years you are a natural bush master and a big inspiration Thank you sir
@mlcg1500
@mlcg1500 2 года назад
I love survivor shows. Survivor man is still one of my favorite to binge so many years later.
@ashman2712
@ashman2712 2 года назад
A very interesting concept you could do is to critique your own methods of your earlier season. You have gained so much knowledge over the years and it could be an awesome learning journey for us viewers. I would rewatch every episode with extra commentary from you in the background. I feel like you have a different view of survival in the wilds now versus season 1
@nielgregory108
@nielgregory108 2 года назад
You obviously haven't watched the director's commentary's. That is exactly what he does.
@joes7407
@joes7407 2 года назад
I've learned so much from you Les. Helped give me my love for the outdoors back. You rock brother!
@BluBlu111
@BluBlu111 Год назад
Hogan is that you brother?
@Locreai
@Locreai 2 года назад
Been a hero since first airing on TV.
@tikkidaddy
@tikkidaddy 2 года назад
Where it all started... There is so much fluff and uselessness in entertainment now...this is what I call amazing
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