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'Man vs. Wild' a fraud?

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I still like the show.. His voice makes me laugh every time.

I also like this show alot and find it very fascinating and even somewhat educational. I'll continue to watch it.

I always thought that parts of this were staged. Some of his stunts seemed a little excessive for a guy that was trying to survive and conserve energy. I always believed he had a camera man along on his quest, though he stated otherwise.

He does show some interesting things and I'll continue to watch.

I liked the show where he squeezed water out of a pile of elephant crap.

I always thought that parts of this were staged. Some of his stunts seemed a little excessive for a guy that was trying to survive and conserve energy. I always believed he had a camera man along on his quest, though he stated otherwise.

He does show some interesting things and I'll continue to watch.

He says in the intro of every show that a camera crew is following him.:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

Part of the show has to be staged, just because some of the shots the camera guy is obtaining. Sleeping in a hotel is fine with me, because the show, does teach people how to survive out in the wild. I will continue to watch.

He says in the intro of every show that a camera crew is following him.:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

And I have also heard him say that he is alone and doing his own camera work.:sssh: :sssh:

And I have also heard him say that he is alone and doing his own camera work.:sssh: :sssh:
I've seen every episode and he's never said that.

 

You're thinking of Survivorman, different show. Survivorman does all his own camera work.

 

Bear always makes a point in saying he has a camera crew following him.

He still does some amazing stuff. I'm sure on occasion he does stay in a motel. I don't blame him. His qualifications are outstanding and it doesn't damper my view on the show or him one bit.

I've seen every episode and he's never said that.

You're thinking of Survivorman, different show. Survivorman does all his own camera work.

 

Bear always makes a point in saying he has a camera crew following him.

Whatever you say. I am glad that you know what I am thinking because according to you, not even I knew that.;)

And I have also heard him say that he is alone and doing his own camera work.:sssh: :sssh:

 

 

Survivor man does his own camera work.

Survivor man does his own camera work.

So does Pam Anderson.:D

Whatever you say. I am glad that you know what I am thinking because according to you, not even I knew that.;)
Just pointing out that you were confused, no need to get defensive.
Just pointing out that you were confused, no need to get defensive.

Not confused or defensive. :walk:

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