Forged in Fire

Four smiths get rolling when they are tasked with making canister Damascus from tubes. After a couple of intense rounds in the forge, two competitors head back to their home forges to recreate a deadly and unique Indian weapon, the vajra-mushti.

Four smiths are in for a twist when they are tasked with forging signature blades from either a large suspension cable or thin piano wire. The two finalists return home to recreate the legendary Sword of Saladin, one of the sharpest blades in the world.

Four smiths must rely on their math skills to determine the amount the steel needed to make their signatures blades. After a couple of calculating rounds, two smiths return home to build the intricate M1905 Springfield bayonet.

Four bladesmiths are faced with a gigantic challenge, scaling down a nine-foot dagger to exactly a fifth of its size. The two final competitors return to their home forges and craft the largest sword in Forged in Fire history, the William Wallace sword.

The stockings are hung, and the forges are aglow in a special Christmas competition where four smiths must work their way to the judges' nice list by salvaging steel from Santa's sleigh to forge signature blades.

Four bladesmiths get cooking when they are tasked with forging a cleaver using only the steel from meat hooks. After two rounds of slicing and dicing, two smiths head back to their home forges to create the maguro bocho, a massive tuna knife.

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.

Four bladesmiths are in for a hands-on challenge when they are tasked with forging pry bar knives. Given a variety of tools to make their blades, will the smiths be able to figure out the right tool for the job?

Four smiths get to choose their forging method and materials, but there's a catch. Each technique comes with its own clock. Will they opt for the most difficult canister damascus and the four-hour clock? Or the easiest ball bearing with only one hour?

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.

Four smiths are blindsided when they must choose from a selection of mystery steel to create san mai blades. However, that isn't the only unknown. The clock will be off, leaving the smiths to rely solely on time calls for guidance.

For the first time, eight former competitors will head back into the arena for an epic tournament. However, before making it to the main event, they will have to go head-to-head against another smith.

The Second Chance Tournament continues with two final duels. Up first, two runners-up compete to prove they have what it takes to be in the number one spot. Then, two smiths whose blades failed to make it to testing will go head-to-head.

The Second Chance Tournament concludes with four remaining smiths in an epic final battle. After a couple of grueling rounds, two survive and head back to their home forges to take on a complex weapon from the Forged in Fire vault.

Four smiths test their memory when they are tasked with recreating an insanely complicated blade after looking at it for only 20 seconds. The final two then make one of the most unique weapons ever featured on the forge floor, the elephant tusk sword.

On this very special WWE edition of Forged in Fire, four smiths will go head-to-head in the ultimate forging battle. After an all-out smackdown, the two surviving smiths will head back to their home forges to build the gruesome bastard sword.

Four smiths must brave the frigid cold as they enter the Arctic Forge, where they will have to recreate the trusty Inuit tool, the ulu, from steel harvested from a giant block of ice. Two finalists are sent home to forge a blade worthy of Viking warriors.

In this special Civil War-themed competition, four smiths must turn either a massive cannonball or small grapeshot into the battle-tested Arkansas toothpick knife. Finalists then return home to try to recreate Ulysses S. Grant's Donelson Sword.

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.

Four smiths face double the trouble during this Forged in Fire challenge when they have to make a single blade using two different techniques -- san mai and layered damascus.

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. In the final round, two smiths must recreate the fearsome Korean woldo.

It's hammer time in the forge when four smiths have to make knives out of 10-pound sledgehammers. After the blades are smashed and bashed in a brutal round of testing, the finalists return home to recreate another iconic pounder, the Polish war hammer.

In this mysterious competition, four smiths won't know what material they're working with until they open up a crate and discover one of any number of salvaged metals inside.

Four smiths must make a difficult decision at the start that could help them later, because the more difficult round-one challenge they choose, the easier their round two will be. The finalists return home to make the intimidating Burmese dha.

It's a night of unhinged terror as unwitting bladesmiths find themselves in a competition straight out of the scariest horror movie you can imagine. First, they craft murderous knives out of old torture devices, then fashion handles from vampire stakes.