Top Gear

[dakyras]

oh, and I also want to see them race against a Shinkansen train in Japan. Saw a wee clip of that happening in the first episode.

[thesixthzuton]

I wanna know what the pics are when Clarkson says 'I found this on the internet' The reactions are hilarious.

[Cardboard Box City]

I'm fairly sure it's porn.

[Cardboard Box City]

Apparently it was:

the pic that was showed in the news and was censored was supposedly a pic of someone making love to a range rover.

[Kris W]

I'm fairly sure it's porn.

[Kyelo]

Top Gear is brilliant, will never get old. My mum watches it, she can't stand cars but finds it hilarious. That basically sums it up lol

Edited July 9, 2008 by BenchBuddah

[Purple Monkey]

Top Gear is brilliant, will never get old. My mum watches it, she can't stand cars but finds it hilarious. That basically sums it up lol

[sifi]

Rumour has it that May and Hamster have reached what could be discribed as a contractual impasse

Edited July 11, 2008 by sifimaster

[dakyras]

Rumour has it that May and Hamster have reached what could be discribed as a contractual impasse

[Purple Monkey]

This explains the situation more clearly.

[t8yman]

great blog that, and obviously a lot nearer the truth than the papers would have you believe

I quite liked this piece here which talks about clarkson's worth to the BBC. Puts things into perspective a bit really.

[Purple Monkey]

great blog that, and obviously a lot nearer the truth than the papers would have you believe

I quite liked this piece here which talks about clarkson's worth to the BBC. Puts things into perspective a bit really.

[Peevis]

Nice!

[RABun]

Indeed...

Plus TG would survive fine, as long as Jezza was still there. The other two are bloody good, but not integral if you ask me. Plus, plus, they ain't dumb, they know it's his show, and they know what a fine bloody job they have.

[dakyras]

Does it make me much of a Japanese-geek that I knew before James and Richard answered the phone that it's rude to talk on a phone on public transport in Japan?

Fantastic etiquette rule imo. I hate getting trains to Wales/London and some annoying as f**k business woman spends the time on a phone complaining about crap.

[the_hedge]

As much as I like TG, these races they have between public transport and car are obviously set up. They would never be that close all the time.

[Gre]

As much as I like TG, these races they have between public transport and car are obviously set up. They would never be that close all the time.

[Cardboard Box City]

the gap for one where they went to Scandanavia was hours.

[Purple Monkey]

As much as I like TG, these races they have between public transport and car are obviously set up. They would never be that close all the time.

Edited July 14, 2008 by Purple Monkey

[Cardboard Box City]

Obviously. Top Gear is now made with America in mind

Edited July 14, 2008 by Cardboard Box City

[the_hedge]

Obviously. Top Gear is now made with America in mind, so as such the editting process smacks of patronising fakery.

The bit where Hammond decided to take the film crew with him to get a can of coke and then.....UH OH! the train seperated and May and Hammond got split up! Oh noes! The one time they split up and film it is the one time something awfully comical happens! How incredibly lucky Richard Hammond! He brought the film crew and left James a personal camera which is all amazingly lucky, and comical and wacky!

Still, all good fun though. I still watch it, despite it being scripted down to the nano-letter.

[Lauz_Abbott]

that was quite funny when they got split up though

[outtolunch]

Only one way to find out

*goes to get a ticket to be an audience member...*

/

*steals Clarkson's computer*

[Peevis]

I see the Hampsters got a sales job in a supermarket.

Seeing this made me decide I wanted to be famous, just so I can tell people who want me to flog stuff for them to f**k off. After all, if I wanted a sales job, there are plenty at my company already!

[Kowalski]

Well tonight's German challenge was the highlight of the series, it was all very predictable (jokes about the war) but thoroughly entertaining none-the-less.