His absolute mastery as a survivalist aside, gotta acknowledge what an absolute class act Les is. Having the foresight to hold on to the rights of Survivorman when dealing with those TV network vultures was a savvy move, but uploading the entire series with additional directors commentary onto a public platform for free is pure class. Many others would have seen dollar signs. Cheers to a Canadian legend!
Remember, we are his income. By us viewing his videos and buying his books and CD's, he's making money. But I like how he's making money very selflessly.
@@sonicbobomb15he is but this one only has 60k views... It is a smart move cause after binging them all I do want to buy the physical copy and books as gifts, but he's not rolling in UA-cam money. I'm sure it is a nice steady income and he's in the comments enough that I'm sure it's enjoyable to read the feedback you wouldn't get as instantly from TV or other streaming too.
@@deusvultpictures6550 The India one he looked genuinely uncomfortable the entire episode trying to watch his back. I felt bad for him. Basically just counting on pure luck because if a Tiger did come across him he probably wouldn't even know it. One moment you are alive and chilling, the next moment it has you by the throat and you can't do anything.
Yeah this was my favorite episode he did because of that. He got himself into a bit of trouble and started panicking just a little for a sec. But he kept it together and found a way down.
I can remember when this aired for the first time on on-demand. Whenever i saw an episode of surviverman labeled "new," i would get so excited I almost couldn't contain it. I can't remember the last time a TV show made me feel the same way. Such a captivating show, you are an absolute legend Les Stroud.
Couldn't agree more. Probably has something to do with why I'm still in the army. I'm about to go spend a month in the Louisiana brush with the bare minimum, then a year in the middle east lol.
The only other time I got excited when I on demand, Show said “new” was with the Sopranos. So yeah, Survivorman and Sopranos. There’s nothing else like it anymore.
I can't stand when people complain about ads. It's kinda the point. It costs money to hire an editor, and it costs money for Les to take time to do these commentaries. As a youtuber myself, I depend on ads to get by, and they don't pay much anyway. Thanks, Les, you absolute legend
People who complain about ads, never dealt with cable TV! Thank you so much for making your content available on UA-cam. I was going crazy looking up all the different streaming services trying to find it, which is such a pain. Having everything here is very convenient, and easy for me to share with friends and family. Love everything you do. Thank you.
You are one of my heroes and someone I consider a pseudo-mentor. I bet lots and lots of young men watching your videos feel the same way, so this is a shout out to all those guys out there trying to find their masculinity. Love you guys, and love you too Les!
Hands down one of my favorite SM episodes. Perfect balance of pertinent survival instruction, taking the piss outta BG, and even covering a Squeeze tune. Thank you for two-plus decades of insight and bringing levity to real survival scenarios, Les. Here’s to the next 20 🍻
it's also (most importantly) the one most likely to happen to us. I don't do a lot of open ocean dingy travel... so while I loved that episode it doesn't pertain to my life. But I live at 6,500 feet in Colorado. It was 75 yesterday and now we are getting several inches of snow this minute in mid May. Getting stuck in my car/truck is almost inevitable.
There's a couple of things that Les says that I'll never forget: First one is during the Kalahari episode when he was going through that awful heat exhaustion was if you have a wet towel don't put it around your head or face or things like that instead you wanna put it around your neck and your carotid arteries to help regulate the heat coming off your body. Secondly about the clear skies thing at night the temperature is going to drop, ever since I heard that, and when I look up at the night sky, in the back of my mind always goes back to what he said and its true, and lastly in a survival situation "If you sweat, you die." Obviously, there's more things that he says that sticks with me but ever since watching Survivorman since the mid 2000's those 3 things are the ones that stuck out the most to me. Thank You Les.
This is the one I've been waiting for. I've watched these two episodes so many times while I fell asleep at night. A quarter of the views it has is probably me
I will never complain about the ads. I usually watch the episodes (sometimes I am watching them for the third-fourth-etc time) while cooking. I sometimes skip the ads and sometimes I don't because I'm chopping something and I am very grateful for having this content on YT since it's not really available anywhere here.
This, hands down for me, was one of the most interesting and influential episodes you’ve ever made Les. Both part 1 and 2 are just packed with such useful information and impactful messaging, and if people are complaining about the ads, then I don’t think they realize how good they have it with you putting your work out for free like this.
Les, I wanna say that these videos (the directors commentary) are my favorite most anticipated videos on youtube. And I watch almost exclusively youtube content nowadays. So in short, thank you!
Miss Survivorman, Les. I watched your show religiously for all the years you produced this show. It is great to watch the Norway episodes with you doing present day commentary about what your mindset was, at that time!
Getting an apocalyptic survival style show from you les would be amazing. I've been watching your content since day one and it all holds a special place in my heart. Thank you, for all the real most life like scenarios one may go through you've shown us through the years.
Les, your a gosh darn genius!! I’ve lived in the mtns for over twenty years, and I’ve always known the importance of keeping a winter emergency bag in the car. Never ever have I thought to include a 6 pack!(or in my case a spliff or two). Your deserve you Nobel prize for this one.
I want more of these! These are amazing and love the behind the scenes stuff. I've been a fan since Snowshoes and Solitude and bought all your seasons of survivorman off your channel here. Love that stuff. Les is a legend in film making and surviving
These are really awesome, Les. Thank you! I always loved the cinematic quality of your productions! Norway, Alaska, Plane Crash, and Big Foot series are my favorites. Also your Kodiak Bear, Polar Bear and Moose episodes are incredible. The winter and wilderness vista views and sounds are amazing and my favorites!
I have personally hit the sos on my gps only 3/4 mile from the road stuck in the snow skiing. Went hypothermic yelling for help firing 3 shot distress calls with my pistol. No one around and i could see safety as i was dieing from hypothermia in a snow hole. Easy to say why wouldn't they just do this or that.. or how could someone die 1/2 mile from there car? You can never be an arm chair critic/ always carry an emergency locater becon 😅 Love your videos!! Thanks Les
Les I don’t “wait” for any tv program or movie to come out like back in the young days, BUT I have been waiting for Mexico directors commentary for almost two years now lol
You mentioned Beyond Survival is your favorite show you have made by far. I have to agree, I recent rewatched them all for the third time. I would love to see a directors commentary on those. I don't believe you have done any yet. :)
This should be a good one. That ordeal got really real. Frankly I’d understand whether Les would want to do five commentary episodes talking it through or not talk about it at all.
The 10 day survival excursions DC's are the ones im most stoked for. In Norway, the camera doesn't show just how long & steep that mountain decent was.
Les is right about moving when you can. I live in Buffalo, NY and this past November & December we got POUNDED by two of the worst snow storms ever in the city's history. Weeks later into January crews were digging out plowed in cars that still had bodies inside them. We lost 39 people, some were in their cars and others in their homes. Trust me it was no game- we can take a lot and can handle snowy weather, but this was too much for us.
@@DeeHermanson Cold & Snow are one thing, the amounts we got were a whole other matter. 6 feet of heavy, wetter snow in less than 24 hours is something else, especially with thunder & lightning. The thing also is when the officials put in a driving ban they're not screwing around. The police catch you and they'll come at you as if you were speeding near a school bus letting off kids. But I live between a hospital, fire station and police station. Les is right, a colder, drier snow is easier to deal with, even here.
Still loving these videos. This remains some of the only content I remember from the (large amount of) TV I watched as a kid that really stuck with me. Thanks for keeping this stuff unpretentious, honest, and informative for all these years. We need more content in the world that helps ground people to reality rather than moving them away from it...
Dec '23 I got stuck in the snow 4 miles from my brother-in-law's house. I was talking his girls home and had missed the turn on a well used road and ended up going down an unplowed road. No cell signal, could barely call 911, cops got stuck on their way to us. It was 4 hours with 4 kids and two teens. If it was just me or me and the teens I probably would have walked to their house, but i had too many little kids. the engine was overheating a couple times so I had to throw snow on the oil pump to cool it down. Eventually my brother-in-law and some of his friends were able to come and rescue us and my wife, who had come looking. My kids stayed amazingly calm the whole time, I'm still proud of them
I hung out with Jim & Jennifer one night in 1993. We had a mutual friend who was my coworker. Having followed their plight intensely the previous year (everyone in the Bay Area did) it was remarkable to just sit & listen to what they were willing to share. It was one of the first times (at age 23 )that I realized “this is very special testimony you’re receiving here so just listen intently, don’t do 10,000 questions and most importantly remember these two were terrified they’d lose their infant. That baby is 34 years old today. Anyhow as I’m sure Les will attest there is something tremendously unique in meeting real life survivors. People who earned that moment in the white hot center of a spotlight that they never requested.
I've been waiting for this one ever since I saw the first Director Commentary Episode! My favourite Surivorman Episode finally being commented by you! Thank you Les!
I'm not surprised hearing Wild Harvest is up for an award in regards to the music, I love the music! Also love the director commentaries, my favorite format episode. Thank you sir!
I've been watching your videos since i was a really young kid, and this has got to be one of the neatest things I've seen a person do with their own content. It really feels like sitting and watching an episode with you on a couch, like I get to hangout with a person who I really never knew but still looked up to. Very neat to be able to understand more of a personal nature without having to actually be a face to face or real time thing. So thanks I suppose, for all of the things you've done and made possible for me and all the rest of your viewers.
Your channel has become my absolute favorite thing about UA-cam and I’ve been on here for far too long. The episodes like this one that you give your commentary have become a genuine joy to watch. I could happily watch these videos forever as your show years ago made tv worth watching and this just expands upon them.
We love you Less and I think ain’t bragging when you say that you were the first. Pioneering is a rough business. The whole genre hadn’t existed before you started it!
I've been waiting a long time for this one: it truly represents how things can turn around in the blink of an eye, both from good to bad, and vice-versa. Can't wait for Director's Commentary to the second part!
I think I was about ten when Survivorman came out on TV and I fell in love with it. Never imagined I'd see it again for free, from you, and with added commentaries and the other behind the scenes stuff. Half the episodes here I never got to see on TV either so this is awesome what you're doing. I don't mind a few ads if it means we get more stuff from you on here. You're the man, Les!
Les, you're amazing, I love the ads because I know how this works, and I don't care because whenever I watch your content, I am learning something new and that is SO FREAKING COOL. Love you dude max respect.
Great commentary, thanks for finally doing this particular episode. We would all love a Survivorman set in a societal collapse apocalypse/WW3... as it's looking more and more viable every day.
Thank you very much for uploading, I rewatch all episodes, and enjoy the wild harvest very much, I can't wait to see the new Ideas you have for when you hit 1 million almost there.
So happy you’ve gotten around to do this particular commentary. I’ve been waiting for this one because to me this was one of your best episodes you’ve done.
His absolute mastery as a survivalist aside, gotta acknowledge what an absolute class act Les is. Having the foresight to hold on to the rights of Survivorman when dealing with those TV network vultures was a savvy move, but uploading the entire series with additional directors commentary onto a public platform for free is pure class. Many others would have seen dollar signs. Cheers to a Canadian legend!
Remember, we are his income. By us viewing his videos and buying his books and CD's, he's making money.
But I like how he's making money very selflessly.
@@sonicbobomb15he is but this one only has 60k views... It is a smart move cause after binging them all I do want to buy the physical copy and books as gifts, but he's not rolling in UA-cam money. I'm sure it is a nice steady income and he's in the comments enough that I'm sure it's enjoyable to read the feedback you wouldn't get as instantly from TV or other streaming too.
@@jenelaina5665it's crazy how this one only has 60, luckily the rest are over 2-300k!
He did try SMTV at first.
Well spoken.
The one episode where Les was genuinely concerned about his situation. That was a scary moment. This is gonna be a good one.
This and in India when he was under threat of attack by tigers, leopards, sloth bears and elephants
@@deusvultpictures6550 The India one he looked genuinely uncomfortable the entire episode trying to watch his back. I felt bad for him. Basically just counting on pure luck because if a Tiger did come across him he probably wouldn't even know it. One moment you are alive and chilling, the next moment it has you by the throat and you can't do anything.
Yeah this was my favorite episode he did because of that. He got himself into a bit of trouble and started panicking just a little for a sec. But he kept it together and found a way down.
The Kalahari desert almost died of heat stroke. All great episodes though.
You could also make an argument for the Amazon jungle episode with the jaguar stalking him all the way back to the village
I can remember when this aired for the first time on on-demand. Whenever i saw an episode of surviverman labeled "new," i would get so excited I almost couldn't contain it. I can't remember the last time a TV show made me feel the same way. Such a captivating show, you are an absolute legend Les Stroud.
Couldn't agree more. Probably has something to do with why I'm still in the army. I'm about to go spend a month in the Louisiana brush with the bare minimum, then a year in the middle east lol.
@Sodapop Thank you for your service! Enjoy the bush, man!
K doo😅😅
ON DEMAND
The only other time I got excited when I on demand, Show said “new” was with the Sopranos. So yeah, Survivorman and Sopranos. There’s nothing else like it anymore.
I can't stand when people complain about ads. It's kinda the point. It costs money to hire an editor, and it costs money for Les to take time to do these commentaries. As a youtuber myself, I depend on ads to get by, and they don't pay much anyway. Thanks, Les, you absolute legend
I have you tube premium lol last time i was on regular YT was 6 years ago. I can't go back lol
YEEEEEEEESSSSSSS THE DIRECTORS COMMENTARIES ARE BACK
People who complain about ads, never dealt with cable TV!
Thank you so much for making your content available on UA-cam. I was going crazy looking up all the different streaming services trying to find it, which is such a pain. Having everything here is very convenient, and easy for me to share with friends and family.
Love everything you do. Thank you.
Les is the content king for survival!! Thanks for all you do Les !
You are one of my heroes and someone I consider a pseudo-mentor. I bet lots and lots of young men watching your videos feel the same way, so this is a shout out to all those guys out there trying to find their masculinity. Love you guys, and love you too Les!
Hands down one of my favorite SM episodes. Perfect balance of pertinent survival instruction, taking the piss outta BG, and even covering a Squeeze tune. Thank you for two-plus decades of insight and bringing levity to real survival scenarios, Les. Here’s to the next 20 🍻
it's also (most importantly) the one most likely to happen to us. I don't do a lot of open ocean dingy travel... so while I loved that episode it doesn't pertain to my life. But I live at 6,500 feet in Colorado. It was 75 yesterday and now we are getting several inches of snow this minute in mid May. Getting stuck in my car/truck is almost inevitable.
Litterally same 😊
This was my favorite episode of all time!
i been watching your stuff since i was a younger boy im super stoked to hear that you own the survivorman IP.
There's a couple of things that Les says that I'll never forget: First one is during the Kalahari episode when he was going through that awful heat exhaustion was if you have a wet towel don't put it around your head or face or things like that instead you wanna put it around your neck and your carotid arteries to help regulate the heat coming off your body. Secondly about the clear skies thing at night the temperature is going to drop, ever since I heard that, and when I look up at the night sky, in the back of my mind always goes back to what he said and its true, and lastly in a survival situation "If you sweat, you die." Obviously, there's more things that he says that sticks with me but ever since watching Survivorman since the mid 2000's those 3 things are the ones that stuck out the most to me. Thank You Les.
This is the one I've been waiting for. I've watched these two episodes so many times while I fell asleep at night. A quarter of the views it has is probably me
New directors commentary, todays going to be a good day. Thanks les ya legend
I will never complain about the ads. I usually watch the episodes (sometimes I am watching them for the third-fourth-etc time) while cooking. I sometimes skip the ads and sometimes I don't because I'm chopping something and I am very grateful for having this content on YT since it's not really available anywhere here.
Click on the ads it helps survivorman, but he's not allowed to disclose it.
one of the best! Watched "Norway" a few times! Lessons to be learned! Can't wait to hear the other side 😮
Those shoes look extra warm and cozy. 🥾🔥
This, hands down for me, was one of the most interesting and influential episodes you’ve ever made Les. Both part 1 and 2 are just packed with such useful information and impactful messaging, and if people are complaining about the ads, then I don’t think they realize how good they have it with you putting your work out for free like this.
Les, I wanna say that these videos (the directors commentary) are my favorite most anticipated videos on youtube. And I watch almost exclusively youtube content nowadays. So in short, thank you!
😫…..don’t wanna wait for part 2…….
Thanks Les
🤍🌏🤍
Who would've thought that a show about getting lost in the wilderness and showing you how to save your life would've done so well.
Glad to see some more directors commentary. Caught up on all the previous ones so needed some new ones to watch.
Really late comment, but hell yeah seeing you on a survivorman episode.
Yay, I love the commentaries!
finally a new Directors Commentary! thanks Les, and please keep doing all the other remaining episodes
My Favorite Episodes ( Along with the Artic Tundra one ) ..God Bless this Man , iam Watching Him for over a Decade at this point 🫡🤝💪
Yeah!!!!!!! I love these
Such an OG, original bushcrafter & survival expert
I've watched Norway several times. Good stuff. Thanks Les.
Awesome Les, as always.
Cheers
You are the youtuber where I definitely do not care about the ads....you deserve all that money les. Thank you forever for what you do!
Yes! One of my top 5! Ive watched this episode so many times right here on the channel.
Been waiting for another one of these!
One of the episodes I've been frothing at to see get a commentary! I loved these two episodes! Both for the survival aspect and the storytelling!
One of my favorite Survivorman episodes!! Thanks Les!!
This is what i needed today... Thanks Les
Been a fan forever and I still am
Miss Survivorman, Les. I watched your show religiously for all the years you produced this show.
It is great to watch the Norway episodes with you doing present day commentary about what your mindset was, at that time!
Love directors commentary
Getting an apocalyptic survival style show from you les would be amazing. I've been watching your content since day one and it all holds a special place in my heart. Thank you, for all the real most life like scenarios one may go through you've shown us through the years.
Been looking forward to this!
Les, your a gosh darn genius!! I’ve lived in the mtns for over twenty years, and I’ve always known the importance of keeping a winter emergency bag in the car. Never ever have I thought to include a 6 pack!(or in my case a spliff or two). Your deserve you Nobel prize for this one.
I want more of these! These are amazing and love the behind the scenes stuff. I've been a fan since Snowshoes and Solitude and bought all your seasons of survivorman off your channel here. Love that stuff. Les is a legend in film making and surviving
These are really awesome, Les. Thank you! I always loved the cinematic quality of your productions! Norway, Alaska, Plane Crash, and Big Foot series are my favorites. Also your Kodiak Bear, Polar Bear and Moose episodes are incredible. The winter and wilderness vista views and sounds are amazing and my favorites!
Could watch this show over and over. One of the best
My favorite Survivorman episode.
I have personally hit the sos on my gps only 3/4 mile from the road stuck in the snow skiing. Went hypothermic yelling for help firing 3 shot distress calls with my pistol. No one around and i could see safety as i was dieing from hypothermia in a snow hole. Easy to say why wouldn't they just do this or that.. or how could someone die 1/2 mile from there car? You can never be an arm chair critic/ always carry an emergency locater becon 😅
Love your videos!! Thanks Les
One of the All Time Great episodes! Thank you 🍻
I’ve never been looking forward to anything in my life ever as much as this video
Hey Les,my favorite episode.
thank you les
Les I don’t “wait” for any tv program or movie to come out like back in the young days, BUT I have been waiting for Mexico directors commentary for almost two years now lol
These director cuts are more enjoyable than the actual episode. Appreciate you you taking the time out to share your experiences with us.
You mentioned Beyond Survival is your favorite show you have made by far. I have to agree, I recent rewatched them all for the third time. I would love to see a directors commentary on those. I don't believe you have done any yet. :)
This should be a good one. That ordeal got really real. Frankly I’d understand whether Les would want to do five commentary episodes talking it through or not talk about it at all.
Been waiting for this one for so long. Thank you Les this is awesome!
Your winter episodes are my favorite ones. Thank you for your work Les.
Yes! I just went looking for this one in the playlist and was sad to see it wasn’t there yet…..
Can’t wait for tomorrow!
Yes - its there
ua-cam.com/video/geGv5nGudnE/v-deo.html
The 10 day survival excursions DC's are the ones im most stoked for. In Norway, the camera doesn't show just how long & steep that mountain decent was.
Yea baby! Been waiting for this! Time to grab a beer
This was always one of my favorite episodes
This might be my favorite episode. Thanks for everything Les!
Awesome episode as always!! Thanks for sharing!
And on a side note an Apocalyptic survival show would be awesome!! Please think about it!
This is one of my favorite episodes.
Les is right about moving when you can. I live in Buffalo, NY and this past November & December we got POUNDED by two of the worst snow storms ever in the city's history. Weeks later into January crews were digging out plowed in cars that still had bodies inside them. We lost 39 people, some were in their cars and others in their homes. Trust me it was no game- we can take a lot and can handle snowy weather, but this was too much for us.
Right you are. Snowy cold weather is the most brutal weather in my opinion
@@DeeHermanson Cold & Snow are one thing, the amounts we got were a whole other matter. 6 feet of heavy, wetter snow in less than 24 hours is something else, especially with thunder & lightning. The thing also is when the officials put in a driving ban they're not screwing around. The police catch you and they'll come at you as if you were speeding near a school bus letting off kids. But I live between a hospital, fire station and police station. Les is right, a colder, drier snow is easier to deal with, even here.
Still loving these videos. This remains some of the only content I remember from the (large amount of) TV I watched as a kid that really stuck with me. Thanks for keeping this stuff unpretentious, honest, and informative for all these years. We need more content in the world that helps ground people to reality rather than moving them away from it...
Great video Les!!
Dec '23 I got stuck in the snow 4 miles from my brother-in-law's house. I was talking his girls home and had missed the turn on a well used road and ended up going down an unplowed road. No cell signal, could barely call 911, cops got stuck on their way to us. It was 4 hours with 4 kids and two teens. If it was just me or me and the teens I probably would have walked to their house, but i had too many little kids. the engine was overheating a couple times so I had to throw snow on the oil pump to cool it down. Eventually my brother-in-law and some of his friends were able to come and rescue us and my wife, who had come looking. My kids stayed amazingly calm the whole time, I'm still proud of them
One of my favorite episodes its peaceful and it captures the cold feeling with the filming perfectly
I hung out with Jim & Jennifer one night in 1993. We had a mutual friend who was my coworker. Having followed their plight intensely the previous year (everyone in the Bay Area did) it was remarkable to just sit & listen to what they were willing to share. It was one of the first times (at age 23 )that I realized “this is very special testimony you’re receiving here so just listen intently, don’t do 10,000 questions and most importantly remember these two were terrified they’d lose their infant. That baby is 34 years old today. Anyhow as I’m sure Les will attest there is something tremendously unique in meeting real life survivors. People who earned that moment in the white hot center of a spotlight that they never requested.
I've been waiting for this one ever since I saw the first Director Commentary Episode! My favourite Surivorman Episode finally being commented by you! Thank you Les!
I'm not surprised hearing Wild Harvest is up for an award in regards to the music, I love the music! Also love the director commentaries, my favorite format episode. Thank you sir!
Much love brother. This wealth of informative entertainment is incredibly valuable.
I've been watching your videos since i was a really young kid, and this has got to be one of the neatest things I've seen a person do with their own content. It really feels like sitting and watching an episode with you on a couch, like I get to hangout with a person who I really never knew but still looked up to. Very neat to be able to understand more of a personal nature without having to actually be a face to face or real time thing. So thanks I suppose, for all of the things you've done and made possible for me and all the rest of your viewers.
Love it!
Your channel has become my absolute favorite thing about UA-cam and I’ve been on here for far too long. The episodes like this one that you give your commentary have become a genuine joy to watch. I could happily watch these videos forever as your show years ago made tv worth watching and this just expands upon them.
This is one of my favorite episodes
We love you Less and I think ain’t bragging when you say that you were the first. Pioneering is a rough business. The whole genre hadn’t existed before you started it!
I've been waiting a long time for this one: it truly represents how things can turn around in the blink of an eye, both from good to bad, and vice-versa. Can't wait for Director's Commentary to the second part!
I think I was about ten when Survivorman came out on TV and I fell in love with it. Never imagined I'd see it again for free, from you, and with added commentaries and the other behind the scenes stuff. Half the episodes here I never got to see on TV either so this is awesome what you're doing. I don't mind a few ads if it means we get more stuff from you on here. You're the man, Les!
So glad your doing there Les they are really enjoyable even your talking lol 👍
I wanna volunteer for an old school episode of Survivorman; you choose the hellhole and lets go !
My favorite episode!
Absolutely love this. Hate that I wasn’t up for the Premiere, but thanks for another great video Les!
Les, you're amazing, I love the ads because I know how this works, and I don't care because whenever I watch your content, I am learning something new and that is SO FREAKING COOL. Love you dude max respect.
Please continue with these
Can we get this man 1 million subs ???
Love these. Thank you for doing these
Les, your the coolest most authentic survivalist! And a badass too. Who the hell can go out in the snow and survive for 10 days? Survivorman!!
Yes! I can't believe I missed the upload on this. The Norway two parter was my favorite of yours.
Great stuff! Love this! Can’t wait for the next part.
finally! another directors commentary
Great commentary, thanks for finally doing this particular episode. We would all love a Survivorman set in a societal collapse apocalypse/WW3... as it's looking more and more viable every day.
This is my go to episode(s)...I throw in my DVD or stream on youtube when I need something I know for tinkering around.
Awesome! Been looking forward to this one!
Very admirable man you are , thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge
Thank you very much for uploading, I rewatch all episodes, and enjoy the wild harvest very much, I can't wait to see the new Ideas you have for when you hit 1 million almost there.
Been looking forward for this directors commentary å long time. Thanks from Norway 🇳🇴 🍻
This was cool! Looking forward to part 2!
I'll never stop emphatically requesting the guide to surviving the Apocalypse with Stroud!
So happy you’ve gotten around to do this particular commentary. I’ve been waiting for this one because to me this was one of your best episodes you’ve done.