On Saturday night’s Man Vs Bear, there’s a new time, a marathon, and a candidate named Chrissi from Hackensack, New Jersey who hopes to beat Bart the bear, aka King of the Mountain, in a competition. For the big Man Vs Bear finale on Saturday, the broadcast time has shifted. Man Vs Bear’s finale is
On the next Man Vs Bear, we meet up with our King of the Mountain bear Bart, the largest of the three bears featured in Discovery’s newest human versus animal reality series. And we also meet Bradley, at 5’11” and 190 pounds of pure muscle, we learn in our exclusive clip that he does it
On the next Man Vs Bear, Bart is back in the main frame. He is so pushy, and that quality may well win him a challenge as he is up against a man who looks fit but is out of his weight category. There’s no competition…or is there? In our exclusive clip, we see that
It’s a new day and a new time for our favorite new reality series, Man Vs Bear on Discovery. This is the show where hosts Casey Anderson and Brandon Tierney moderate a contest between very fit delusional humans and three rescued bears who live in the beautiful Utah mountains. And the big boy at-bat on
It’s going to be a bear-y merry Christmas on Discovery. So, say hello and don’t you know, it’s a holly, jolly mauler of a Man Vs Bear marathon coming to claw and gnaw and eat all of the pic-a-nic baskets you might have laying about. Secure the rations and get your jammie pants on, because
On tonight’s nail-biter episode of Man Vs Bear, Discovery’s late-season ratings hit, there will be a showdown on the mountain between a very fit man named Kannon and his furry competitor Bart. We will let you in on a secret — even if you can bench over 500 pounds as our formidable human specimen Kannon
Man Vs Bear on Discovery is a breakout hit for the network, with millions tuning in to see if man/woman can best a bear by doing things they do in the wild and the five main tasks are surprisingly hard. The next episode features a death racer, Brad, pitted against the fastest bear of the
Once upon a time, there were three baby grizzly bears, orphaned and left to their own devices in the wild. Their story ends not with tragedy, but with happiness… and lawyers penning their catering demands (insane amounts of blueberries, M&M’s minus the brown ones and fresh salmon) and contract rider bidding, as the apex predators
It’s like the Discovery Channel gets me. Imagine a nonfiction reality television show where one of the contestants can actually eat the competitor. It can happen (likely won’t), on the newly announced Man Vs Bear, a reality TV series from Discovery that explores the often mused question, “can a bear do the job better than