Forged in Fire

Four bladesmiths get revved up when they are tasked with forging signature blades from a burnt up car. With no usable leaf spring, the smiths race to salvage the best steel to make their blades. [HISTORY Channel]

Four bladesmiths compete in a weapons forging competition to impress a panel of jurists and win the prize money.[HISTORY Channel]

Four smiths get to choose their forging method and materials. But there's a catch. Each technique comes with its own clock for the round. [HISTORY Channel]

For the first time the judges flip the script, giving the competitors the opportunity to choose their own challenge. However, the bladesmiths must work together to agree on the parameters before starting the round. [HISTORY Channel]

The stakes are high when the forge floor is transformed into the Forged in Fire Casino. Four smiths must leave it all up to chance and allow the Wheel of Forging to determine their challenge in this competition. [HISTORY Channel]

In this special competition, Forged in Fire pays homage to Korean bladesmithing by challenging four smiths to recreate the Hwando sword and attempt the dreaded water quench. [HISTORY Channel]

It's hammer time in the forge when four smiths have to make knives out of 10 lb sledgehammers. After the blades are smashed and bashed in a brutal round of testing, the two surviving smiths return to their home forges...[HISTORY Channel]

It's a night of unhinged terror as four unwitting bladesmiths find themselves ensnared in a competition straight out of the scariest horror movie you can imagine. [HISTORY Channel]

Four bladesmiths compete in a weapons forging competition to impress a panel of jurists and win the prize money.[HISTORY Channel]

Eight armed forces members redeploy to the forge for a three-part tournament where they will go head-to-head against one other smith in an intense five-hour battle. [HISTORY Channel]

In the second part of the Armed Forces Tournament, four U.S. service members redeploy to the forge floor to go head to head in one five-hour battle. [HISTORY Channel]

On the finale of the Armed Forces Tournament, the four surviving smiths will face off to determine who wins it all. In the first rounds, they're challenged to make military-style weapons out of an old bazooka.[HISTORY Channel]

Four bladesmiths compete in a weapons forging competition to impress a panel of jurists and win the prize money.[HISTORY Channel]

Four bladesmiths are given just one simple parameter - impress the judges. In a single 5 hour round, they can make any blade they want from start to finish.[HISTORY Channel]

Four bladesmiths compete in a weapons forging competition to impress a panel of jurists and win the prize money.[HISTORY Channel]

In this competition, it's all about the dark side of history and the bloody weapons that come along with it. Four smiths are tasked with making a knife out of the gruesome guillotine, which beheaded thousands.[HISTORY Channel]

Four bladesmiths compete in a weapons forging competition to impress a panel of jurists and win the prize money.[HISTORY Channel]

Competitor turned Judge Ben Abbott remains undefeated in the forge, but soon that could all change. In this challenge, three smiths face off in a single 5-hour round where they make a signature blade out of scrap steel.[HISTORY Channel]