Survivorman | Plane Crash | Director's Commentary | Les Stroud
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
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Bear Grylls never missed an episode of Survivorman. He had cable in all the hotel rooms he stayed at.
Dang that is harsh!
A bit lame. That was soo long ago…
Bear grylls would of fixed the airplane conveniently off camera and flew to the rescue station to rescue the rescuers
Lmfaoooooo savage
We all know Les is king but at the beginning of every man vs wild episode it essentially says some events are staged. It's not the hosts fault for being someone with skills using those skills to get a high paying job. And then using that job to share knowledge about worst case scenarios.
The fact that he, without telling anyone, wore clothes his mom made for him(on national television, when he was getting *HUGE* , is legitimately adorable.
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Right!
This dude just has unbelievable charisma. Never seemed to let his fame get to his head.
The fact that you would say in every episode that you didn't like to kill and would go out of your way to say that you respect all life is the reason why I love your show so much.
Les. You are a fantastic person. Thank you for doing this while everyone’s stuck inside. I’m an EMT and I’m getting burnt out quick with all this. You help me take my mind off all of it. Thank you.
Man thank you for all of your service and just remember when this is all over we'll all be closer as a community love your life and thanks
Thanks for all your hard work
thanks for what you do buddy.
in these trying times the world wouldn't be the way it is today without people like you willing to step up & help others.
Yes Man
Thank you Yes Man for helping others!!!
Stay safe sir!
And thank everyone who is out there helping others families like mine thank you and it doesn’t go unnoticed!
And I agree with you Yes Man this is soooooo great having Les to watch and learn from doting this time!!!
We thank you Les!!!!!!
so burnt out my brother, im right there with you! front line staff all the way! you do great work!
Please dont stop these. Love it!
cool!
Yes!
short story. Spent most of my youth and young adulthood in the woods. Then things like kids and work took most of my time so not much time left for being out in nature/ the wood Then sitting at home and either it was first show or the pilot, the one where the moose came fairly close and startled you.That show somehow woke up the woodsman in me and I got back into the wood again teaching my grandkids how to love and respect the outdoors.
As a wildland firefighter for ten years I spent a lot of my off time in the winters watching survivorman, not only was it an escape for me from boring civilian life but I feel I took a lot of what I learned from you and implemented It into not only my fire career but into my real life. Now I am older, 32 as compared to my 19 year old self when I started my fire career, having said that, I feel watching you commentate your old shows is perfect! It allows me to rethink how I saw certain scenarios as my younger self and how I would react to them now, thanks for(unknowingly) being mine and a lot of other peoples mentor. Keep these cool shows coming, cheers!
Fire fighters are still civilians. In your off season not in your civilian life.
"it means watch discretely" had me rolling in laughter :D
He is so genuine it makes me so happy, you get these other "survivalists" that are so obsessed with sensationalism but Les is just such a down to earth great human being. Great work my man!
It's because he's the real deal. Most legit survivalists are very no frills and have very little ego
When you quoted Jeremiah Johnson I almost dropped my beer. (almost) LOL. Thank you for doing this it opens up an entirely different level of your show for me.
Would Love to see the Canyon Lands episode with commentary.
One of my favorite as well.
Would love to see the canyon lands, and the desert island off Grenada with the filthy bird puddle and the turtles.
Drunk History with Les! This is the best ever!!
This was the first SurvivorMan I ever saw...been a huge fan ever since!!! I wasn't sure if you were really going to break your arm but I was SO glad you didn't! LOL
Form and function are one in the same! It’s a fundamental rule of all nature.
These
director's commentaries are awesome. Les not being censored is nice.
I feel old Les is not so lonely with new Les commentating in these old episodes
Thanks Les for saying the part about respecting the land and animals. This is what’s it’s all about
Over the years watching this great show... It really taught me usable, practical skills that have been helpful. I found myself stuck in the desert years ago and I thought always, "What would Les do here?" No one knew I was there... So I had to walk out. 5 1/2 hours walking in the blistering sun until I got my hands on water. That time, although short, was one of the scariest times of my life. Dehydration is no joke. That coupled with exhaustion can be deadly. Les always said that all the survival skills mean nada without the survival spirit... The will to go on. Thank you Les for all you do!
I've been a fan of your philosophy on wilderness emergencies since the first season aired. A funny thing, I recently showed my pops how to make charred cloth yet had never actually done it myself. I used tinfoil on a stovetop to char the clothe and a Ferro rod and then a magnifying glass to create an ember. Both methods were successful in lighting the charred cloth on fire. It had been more than a decade since I had seen the Survivorman 'plane crash episode' but still the technique was in my brain and I not only was I able to recreate the lesson but also pass it on. Thanks Les.
This is my favorite episode.
great film making and I also loved that you showed respect to the hare that provided a needed meal.
The Plane Crash episode was the first episode I saw of Survivorman. I got hooked ever since. I'm so glad for his Director's Commentaries, I never knew how genuine he kept his shows, I highly respect that. It is a model for other survival shows to follow, & I'm sure they have, but not at 100% as Les Stroud. 😅
I can't get enough of these man
Reminds me of "Never Cry Wolf". "Hey Rosey, remember my coordinates"... "Hey Rosey, what are my coordinates"? Rosey- "Beats the hell out of me, I just hope I can find my way back".
One of my top ten favorite movies. I was thinking about that too when they dropped Les off.
As a hunter, I always watched survival shows as "these people are poaching animals when they PUT themselves in this situation and have a camera crew with food next to them." Never sat right with me. I applaud your way of viewing it, as you only kill something if you NEED to.. not to just show that you can when the guy next to you has 2 doz cliff bars.
Your humility and respect for that animal is admirable. I see TV shows and often feel its over the top, I dont feel that way at all watching you. Never listen to those people.
LES!!! You look great and seem very happy. Great to see! Humble as you are, you've proven without doubt, that you are one of the toughest men of this generation. Possibly of all time. Live in comfort and peace my friend, you've earned it far more than most. Still hope one day I'll be able to learn from you in person, but I wouldn't blame you at all for not wanting to go out in the wild ever again. LOL!
I did English Lit and Creative Writing in uni, and used to love binging these episodes in between assignments. I actually based my short story for my dissertation off of this episode and got a 1st, one of the things I was complimented on was the authenticity of the survival situation! Cheers Les! 🍻
There is something oddly very satisfying about watching these commentaries
Please do the Australian Outback episode next! Great seeing you eat those witchetty grubs!
Man this episode is a core memory of my childhood. This and the ocean raft episode. It’s cool to come back to this show now as an adult that’s getting into backpacking.
This and the arctic episode are hands down the best
I am loving these behind the scenes shows. Thanks for doing them.
Love your show..I used to watch it with my mom before she passed away...it was the one show we could agree on.. so thank you!
Les I love these commentaries. Everytime I see something that I loved about an episode I flash back to when I first watched it. It's a very welcomed change of pace and I can't get enough of it.
"You want to get amorous, save that for the sunshine in the middle of the day. " favorite quote this episode
This was the first episode I ever saw, and it's still my favorite.
Thank you for everything. I watched your show growing up and now it’s even better!!
Same here...guy is a walking wilderness encyclopedia.
American here, I was lucky enough to go on a canoeing trip in Temagami when I was in Boy Scouts, it's as Les says, it is unbelievably beautiful and pristine, and a perfect spot for canoeing and fishing and camping. One of the best experiences of my life.
Yes, keep the commentaries coming enjoying them as much as you are making them.
I appreciate you taking the time to do this for people that are not able to subscribe to SMTV. I’ve watched since the beginning. Loved your shows then and now.
Hey Les, thank you for doing these videos. Me and my dad used to watch Survivorman all the time. My dad is currently sick, but watching this reminds me of the good old days. Keep on keeping on my friend
Thank you for your kindness . Dude the fact you sat down with your fans and never have let your ego fuck you up . Excellent show bro.! Let's jam sometime !!!
This was the episode that hooked me. As a young scout who was a fan of the hatchet books, flipping through the channels and I see this guy, surviving in the wilderness, exampling a plane crash, and I went and looked at my Hatchet book and sure enough that's how the book started as I remember. And seeing Les do it for real, really made me want to get into survival.. ironically, I never fully got into it as much as I should have...but I became a filmmaker instead.
Double barrel inspiration Les. Maybe I'll take up Harmonica next..
thank you very much for making these available on youtube even if that wasn't the original intention. Survivor man was my favorite show growing up so hearing your perspective only validates the admiration I had for you as a little boy and having all of this stuff available is very generous.
This is by far my favorite episode
I like that you have a larger crew for these director's cuts than for the original show. I'm just happy that my favorite show is back.
"'cause we're frostbitten Canadian boys
put on your sunglasses / get in on the parade
we're gonna cruise the beach / we just might get crazed / c'mon research go"
also as Google told me so... /sings.
I remember this episode when I was a teen. One of my favorites.
One of my favorite episodes
You are the GOAT., Les.
Thank you for the commentary. Love your show. This episode is one of my favorites
I watched this episode when it aired years ago-still a big fan of Mr.Stroud!
rewatching all of your directors commentaries LES
Nice to see comments thank you for these grew up watching ur show helped me get through tough and good times
these are the most entertaining and insightful shows I have seen in a looong time
”If you gonna do this you better call me I come help you out.”😂
Les had a couple of wines before this one....Bloody good on him! Cheers Les, love your shows.
"you sweat you die" Number one lesson from Les....
I absolutely love these. To grow up watching these, and now being able to see the behind-the-scenes is a great treat!
My 3 all time favorite episodes of Survivorman are. 1.Boreal Forest 2.Winter Plane Crash and 3.Norwegian Mountain Survival
I have watched all 3 of those episodes an inhuman amount of times. At the very least 30 times each. No word of a lie, I love me some Survivorman.
Les Stroud is a master in the winter bush. I love the director's commentary videos!
Love these director's commentary. Thank you Les
Les, this is a gift to have during 2020!
You are the best, and THE original survivor dude🌟👍Thank you so much for sharing , and for all the lessons👍💯 God bless you bro!
Oh wow this is the show that taught me about charred cloth. It’s now one of my favorite firestarting implements.
I am having so much fun rewatching these with you. :)
This stuff is so awesome! Watching your show again reminds me of how great a concept this was and unique. It was authentic and visceral and makes me miss your show. Thank you again for doing these commentaries. Great content here!
I am loving all of these uploads. I miss the episode where you find that emergency cabin.
I could watch these all day 👏
I love these.
Man I love les. I really appreciate him saying that he doesn't want to kill anything, such a naturalist and respectful man. The most masculine thing sometimes is to be gentle and care about the world around you.
YAY!!! Les, I don’t know if you received my comment or not but I just want to say a hearty “thank you” for choosing to do commentary on this classic Season 1 episode. The past three days have been particularly difficult as we are sequestered on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington and to scoop a bowl of ice cream and see this request pop up on TH-cam is a boost that I really needed. Again, thank you.
One of my favorite episodes! The beautiful scenery, improvising shelter, fire and even catching a hare for dinner using plane wreckage. Top stuff!
Double thumbs up on these directors cuts!
Such a great episode. One of my favorites.
Plane crash was my favorite episode. Thanks les!
PLEASE keep doing these Les, we all love it!
I need more half in the bag Les going over Survivorman episodes!
First and best survivorman ive ever seen
I love these early episodes! Thank you so much, Les! :D
Liked this video before I even watched it. I LOVE these directors cuts!!!
It baffles me that you only have 179k subs...this is great stuff for every hunter, hiker, trail runner or obviously, when ‘things go wrong’. Iv been glued to the show since it’s premiere. Same as duel survival, man woman wild, and man vs wild out of all this content Iv always viewed your show as both the original and still to this day the most authentic.
Not sure if you read the comments, but I appreciated what you said about the rabbit. Aside from what you said, I think it’s also important to remember that some of your audience probably doesn’t hunt, and seeing a dead animal isn’t always easy. For me, I don’t hunt, but I understood the necessity to survival and I appreciate your respect of the animal.
2:38 - Now that I'm re-watching these as an adult, I now understand why my dad always laughed at that part.
This is so fuckin awesome. One of my favourite shows all time, so happy to have more content from Mr. Survivorman.
I was about 7 or 8 years old when I first saw Survivorman and now at age 21, I can really appreciate all of your wisdom. You were one of my heroes growing up and If you read this, I just want to thank you for all your hard work over the years and I want to thank you for inspiring me. As a filmmaker myself, I'm reminded of why I fell in love with filmmaking in the first place. Thank you!
Such a great cmment, Rysn!
I contracted yersinia enterocolitica from drinking contaminated water two years ago and literally the thing that helped the most was just binging your show and taking hot bathes. I was puking and shitting blood and it was a very unpleasant two weeks. Thanks man
Hey Les, too bad you can't do this every day!.. I love to hear you talk us through it. thanks bud. I'm in Elk Lake so i can relate to this episode lol
Sir, you spoke the truth about respect when talking about the rabbit. it's the one constant wether you're a hunter, outdoorsman, backpacker or boy scout. the respect for nature and the things it provides is both the reason we do what we do and the reason we're alive to do it.
These are a BLAST! Absolutely LOVE this format. Please keep it up!
It's the best show EVER !!!
MORE Less, PLEASE PLEASE MORE!!!!!!! These are so needed right now, only thing I have to look forward to watching. Could you do my favorite all time episode next? Canyon lands. MORE MORE MORE MORE!!!!!!
I think people really appreciated when you respected the animals you caught. For me it tells a lot about a person.
Awesome. A true inside look fans have been waiting to see.
Thanks for making your Directors Commentary for this episode.
Awesome hat!
My favorite episode!
So awesome to hear les respecting his harvested game, couldn’t agree with him more.wish we could get more Bigfoot episodes and survivals. These commentaries are amazing though.
I would gladly watch a 12+ hour episode of Survivorman!!
Cant wait for more!! This is better then the first 10 times.
cause we're
frostbitten Canadian boys
put on your sunglasses / get in on the parade
we're gonna cruise the beach / we just might get crazed / c'mon research go.
Thank you Les, I just love reminiscing Survivorman episodes with these Directors Commentary videos. Not only is it a means to help society get through this Covid-19 pandemic (I am a Canadian Paramedic from NL), it also gives us, the fans of the show, an opportunity to revisit the original, truest and best survival show ever put on television, but this time we get all the behind the scenes backstories from each of these featured episodes directly from the man himself. Brilliant . . . Please keep posting them. Thank you.
I am really enjoying your commentary on these videos. Thank you Les.
I really love when you let that hang unsaid for a few secs. 'You sweat..... ....... ....... you die.' Everyone at home, HE SAID IT! lol. Sometimes its even perfect to not even finish it. I find it funny if people are left hanging lol.