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If you didn't catch this Wednesday night, the ABC show "Lost" had some serious knife content.
As a group of crash survivors stands around contemplating their pending starvation, one of the principal characters, Mr. Locke, throws a 7" or so fixed blade into a wooden structure near the group.
Mr. Locke, who also happens to be a recently recovered parapalegic with a serious wanna be mall ninja-commando complex, then proceeds to discuss how to hunt wild boar. With a knife.
Turns out Mr. Locke found his checked bag/ travel case chock full o' knives, and so he mounts an expedition to go stab some pig for dinner.
So, sporting a Spyderco folder on his tactical vest, and with a big fixed blade in hand, off he goes, leading a small group, each armed with a knife.
Of course, if they had any sense, they would have used their knives to fashion SPEARS, because distance is your FRIEND when hunting dangerous game, but I digress..
Anyway, cool show and one of the few times I've seen knives as central to the plot, in a positive way, on network TV.
I apologize in advance if I posted in the wrong forum.
As a group of crash survivors stands around contemplating their pending starvation, one of the principal characters, Mr. Locke, throws a 7" or so fixed blade into a wooden structure near the group.
Mr. Locke, who also happens to be a recently recovered parapalegic with a serious wanna be mall ninja-commando complex, then proceeds to discuss how to hunt wild boar. With a knife.
Turns out Mr. Locke found his checked bag/ travel case chock full o' knives, and so he mounts an expedition to go stab some pig for dinner.

So, sporting a Spyderco folder on his tactical vest, and with a big fixed blade in hand, off he goes, leading a small group, each armed with a knife.
Of course, if they had any sense, they would have used their knives to fashion SPEARS, because distance is your FRIEND when hunting dangerous game, but I digress..

Anyway, cool show and one of the few times I've seen knives as central to the plot, in a positive way, on network TV.
I apologize in advance if I posted in the wrong forum.
