Forged in Fire is a bladesmithing competition show where mostly cosplay nerds and old rednecks make swords which are then tested by an "edge weapon specialist" which usually involves him whaling on a giant hunk of meat. It may not sound like it but somehow it's incredibly wholesome and weirdly inspirational.
Forged in Fire is a bladesmithing competition show where mostly cosplay nerds and old rednecks make swords which are then tested by an "edge weapon specialist" which usually involves him whaling on a giant hunk of meat. It may not sound like it but somehow it's incredibly wholesome and weirdly inspirational.
That sounds AMAZING. I am here for any shows where craftspeople get to make cool shit. Netflix has a show an art glass competition, Blown Away, which I loved and I'm not even into glass as a medium generally. Just watching the technique and different approaches to the same challenge is fascinating, though. They also have a show about various restorations, The Repair Shop, which gets a bit twee and too precious at times, but it's still very cool to see the variety of objects that come in and how they get restored or refurbished.
Forged in Fire is a bladesmithing competition show where mostly cosplay nerds and old rednecks make swords which are then tested by an "edge weapon specialist" which usually involves him whaling on a giant hunk of meat. It may not sound like it but somehow it's incredibly wholesome and weirdly inspirational.
Forged in Fire is the best competition show on tv. No question. Hands down. Full stop.
Forged in Fire rules and there's also a game show spinoff (Knife or Death) which is hosted by Goldberg and is ... a lot
That sounds AMAZING. I am here for any shows where craftspeople get to make cool shit. Netflix has a show an art glass competition, Blown Away, which I loved and I'm not even into glass as a medium generally. Just watching the technique and different approaches to the same challenge is fascinating, though. They also have a show about various restorations, The Repair Shop, which gets a bit twee and too precious at times, but it's still very cool to see the variety of objects that come in and how they get restored or refurbished.
Blown Away bummed me out because I thought it was super interesting but then there was that one woman who kept sending out TERF dogwhistles.
Forged in Fire is the best show I didn't know I wanted to watch.