Will Ferrell Guest Starring on Discovery's Man Vs. Wild

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Love the show. Love Will Ferrell. Def would have thought they would be hyping this. Never seen Bear take someone with him.
 
Yeah - he stays in hotel rooms alot of the time too. Ferrell with you for any period of time especially in a serious situation will be a task to manage.

kblessinggr said:
besides the camera crew? :stonedsmilie:

In any case, taking a comedian of sort with you on a survival trip is bound to test the limits of your sanity.
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would have much rather seen him do it with survivorman instead... bear has a few youtube expose videos about how most of his "stunts" are all just bullshit.

here's one:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UpSlpvb1is]YouTube - Re: Man Vs. Wild, Bear Grylls is a Phony[/ame]


either way, i'll still watch it ;)
 
kblessinggr said:
besides the camera crew? :stonedsmilie:

In any case, taking a comedian of sort with you on a survival trip is bound to test the limits of your sanity.
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Lol, that reminds me of an old Monty Python sketch where a couple of guys are lost somewhere deep in the jungle wilderness. They get desperate and don't know what to do -and then one of them looks at the camera and goes "hey, maybe the camera crew can help us!" (and they do!) :D
 
ImagesAndWords said:
Lol, that reminds me of an old Monty Python sketch where a couple of guys are lost somewhere deep in the jungle wilderness. They get desperate and don't know what to do -and then one of them looks at the camera and goes "hey, maybe the camera crew can help us!" (and they do!) :D
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Monty Python's Flying Circus - Episode 29

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Cut to film of the lost world. Tropical South American vegetation. Our four explorers from Jungle Restaurant and Ken Russell's Gardening Club sketches limp along exhaustedly.

Second Explorer My God, Betty, we're done for...

Third Explorer We'll never get out of here... we're completely lost, lost. Even the natives have gone.

First Explorer Goodbye Betty, Goodbye Farquarson. Goodbye Brian. It's been a great expedition...

Music. Cut to engraving of Crystal Palace.

SUPERIMPOSED CAPTION: 'CRYSTAL PALACE 1851'

Cut immediately back to jungle.

First Explorer Great expedition ...

Third Explorer All that'll be left of us will be a map, a compass and a few feet of film, recording our last moments...

First Explorer Wait a moment!

Fourth Explorer What is it?

First Explorer If we're on film, there must be someone filming us.

Second Explorer My God, Betty, you're right!

They all look around, then gradually all notice the camera. They break out in smiles of relief, come towards the camera and greet the camera crew.

Third Explorer Look! Great to see you!

First Explorer What a stroke of luck!

Camera Crew Hello! ...

First Explorer Wait a minute!

Fourth Explorer What is it again?

First Explorer If this is the crew who were filming us . .. who's filming us now? Look!

Cut to another shot which indudes the first camera crew and yet another camera crew with all their equipment. The director is dressed the same as Yakomoto, the director in 'Erizabeth L', only he is blacked up.

Director (African accent) Cut there man! No! No good! How we going to get feeling of personal alienation of self from society with this load of Bulldog Drummond crap? When I was doing 'La Notte' wi' dat Monica Vitti gal she don't gimme none of this empire building shit, man ...

Camera pans slightly to reveal a door in jungle. It opens and an inspector enters.

Inspector Not so fast, Akarumba! Allow me to introduce myself. I'm Inspector Baboon of Scotland Yard's Special Fraud Film Director Squad, Jungle Division.

Fourth Explorer Baboon of the Yard!

Inspector Shut up! (shoots her) Right, Akarumba! I'm arresting you for impersonating Signor Michelangelo Antonioni, an Italian film director who co-scripts all his own films, largely jettisoning narrative in favour of vague incident and relentless character study . . . (during this harangue the credits start to roll, music very faint beneath his words) ... In his first film: 'Cronaca Di Un Areore' (1950), the couple are brought together by a shared irrational guilt. 'L'Amico' followed in 1955, and 1959 saw the first of Antonioni's world-famous trilogy, 'L'Avventura' - an acute study of boredom, restlessness and the futilities and agonies of purposeless living. In 'L'Eclisse', three years later, this analysis of sentiments is taken up once again. 'We do not have to know each other to love', says the heroine, 'and perhaps we do not have to love...' The 'Eclipse' of the emotions finally casts its shadow when darkness descends on a street corner. (the credits end; voice and picture start to fade)... Signor Antonioni first makes use of colour to underline...

Fade to black and then to BBC world symbol
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It's the same episode where the guy goes into an office to have an argument.
 
dreamache said:
bear has a few youtube expose videos about how most of his "stunts" are all just bullshit.

;)
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Like that time time when he ate the maggots out of a decaying deer or when he climbed the Everest or perhaps when he was swimming with the sharks..
Teddy Bear Grylls is a legend.
The video with the volcano is shot in a freaking natural museum. Bear crossed the active side of the volcano. I believe that the sulfur geysers really point that out.

I'll be sure to watch this..should be quite entertaining.
 
the guy is a total idiot most of the time when he offers advice. or does shit totally opposite of logic when your suppose to be surviving and people say that its for entertainment and it makes for a good show but those are the same people who cry like bitches when he gets called out for sleeping in hotels and other flaky shit then say it doesnt matter its a survival show hes showing people how to survive...

/facepalm.

les stroud > bear grylls on actually surviving on his own. ill admit bear is entertaining though. I think people just hope he falls off a waterfall hes trying to climb or something stupid and die.
 
erifdekciw said:
les stroud > bear grylls on actually surviving on his own. ill admit bear is entertaining though. I think people just hope he falls off a waterfall hes trying to climb or something stupid and die.
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Or he gets killed by a one in a million chance situation, like Steve Erwin.....

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This will actually be the first funny thing Will Ferrell has done since he left SNL.
 
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