Re: Fairly comprehensive list of Spyderos in movies, tv shows, etc
Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2015 7:59 am
Very useful list. Thanks.
Seems worthy of a sticky.
Seems worthy of a sticky.
I think you're thinking of the Kershaw Whirlwind.Mic1 wrote:Did Matt Damon have one in the Departed 2006?
It has been added. Thanks very much for your help. That is nearly as crazy as the episode of The Blacklist where a guy has an actual Spyderco Honeybee Buried under his skin. :eek:JT wrote:Wow!
Kiwigunguy, nice job! And welcome to the forum! now, hide your wallet an run! :D :D
If I may suggest,
I'd like to add one tv show episode to the list, from a Finnish gonzo tv-series Madventures( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madventures" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) first season, last episode.The show was later aired on US "travel channel" too.
Riku had hidden a diamond in to his arm (yes, inside his arm) for backup, in case they got robbed and broke, but since everything went well, it was the last day in NY they decided to take it out to pay for the tickets home.
The knife that was used to dig it out was a SS SE co-pilot if I see correctly...
warning, a little nasty.. they show it all... :)
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I'll translate if you guys have any questions later :)
I appreciate that fact. I was referring more to the concept of what was done, rather than what was done in real life. I mean, come on, having things buried under your skin and digging them out with a knife is not that uncommon, but having an actual knife buried under your skin...how insane is that? I'm not entirely sure how that would be helpful in the days of metal detectors and x-ray machines, but you should at least get points for effort, right? :DJT wrote:No broblem.
One thing to note, that stuff was real documentary-gonzo, not a movie.. crazy Finns, eh? :D (and yes, I had many-a laughs when they aired it here in Finland, I was just recently got into Spydies, and what do you know, of all of the knives in the world they used a Spydie in a Finnish tv-show. )
Thanks for that. Unfortunately I don't have NetflixEvil D wrote:Just spotted an Endura while watching My name is Earl. Season 4, episode 5 "Sweet Johnny". It's a bit grainy when paused but real easy to see when playing. This is currently on Netflix for anyone who wants to check it out. It comes in towards the end with about 3:30 left in the episode.
Unfortunately no, you really only see the blade since he's wearing those huge gloves. It's definitely a PE Endura, but could be any model/year and who knows what handle configuration, though I doubt it was SS.Kiwigunguy wrote: Thanks for that. Unfortunately I don't have Netflix, so are there any other details about the knife that you can confirm? Ideally before putting a sighting in the confirmed section I like to have the following details if possible: Knife model generation, handle material, handle colour, and edge configuration. Any of those would be very helpful; if you can't get any of those details I'll just add the sighting to the confirmed section anyway and try to get those details later on, so no worries there. Either way, thanks for your help nonetheless. Keeping a complete and up-to-date list like this wouldn't be possible without your help. :cool:
Much appreciated. I have added the sighting to the confirmed section. :)Evil D wrote:Unfortunately no, you really only see the blade since he's wearing those huge gloves. It's definitely a PE Endura, but could be any model/year and who knows what handle configuration, though I doubt it was SS.Kiwigunguy wrote: Thanks for that. Unfortunately I don't have Netflix, so are there any other details about the knife that you can confirm? Ideally before putting a sighting in the confirmed section I like to have the following details if possible: Knife model generation, handle material, handle colour, and edge configuration. Any of those would be very helpful; if you can't get any of those details I'll just add the sighting to the confirmed section anyway and try to get those details later on, so no worries there. Either way, thanks for your help nonetheless. Keeping a complete and up-to-date list like this wouldn't be possible without your help. :cool:
I saw that too, hopefully someone will be looking for it to ID it. But yes I thought it was a Spyderco as well.npad69 wrote:my wife and i saw 'the martian' in the local theater last night, i think i saw matt damon's character using a spyderco folder in 2 scenes inside the hab (not sure yet what model but it had an orange colored handle)
I haven't seen the movie yet, but according to Joyce Laituri the knife was most likely an orange G-10 Blade Tech Pro Hunter, which has a different shape opening hole. It's a shame it wasn't a Spyderco, but at least it was a decent knife(or so I would assume based on it's street price of $170 before it was discontinued). Still though, if they wanted a discontinued orange G-10 liner lock knife with S30V steel and an opening hole, it would have been easier for them to just buy a Spyderco Military. That would also make more sense, along the same lines as the white NASA Delica 4s back in 2008.chukhatrok wrote:I saw that too, hopefully someone will be looking for it to ID it. But yes I thought it was a Spyderco as well.npad69 wrote:my wife and i saw 'the martian' in the local theater last night, i think i saw matt damon's character using a spyderco folder in 2 scenes inside the hab (not sure yet what model but it had an orange colored handle)
If that is the case then I retract my statement about it being a decent knife. Yuck. Victorinox's Swiss Army Knives are pretty fantastic but their attempts at making a proper full-size locking folder have thus far been pretty disappointing.dano wrote:The knife on The Martian isn't a Spyderco, it's a Victorinox Outdoorsman Hunter Pro.
That is awesome news! Thanks Joyce. :) My in-laws greatly enjoy watching Wicked Tuna and Alaskan Bush People. I'll tell them to keep an eye peeled for Spyderco sightings!Joyce Laituri wrote:I don't know if knives will make it after the editing and the cutting room floor, but we have recently been in contact with Alaskan Bush People, Wicked Tuna, Son's of Winter, Whale Wars, Yukon River Run and the newest John Wick film shooting now. Keep your peeps open for us and let us know if you spot any Spyderco knives included in these shows.
Thanks,
Joyce