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I've made it a point to get a few of my coworkers and watch some clips of this show on youtube every morning. I absolutely love this show.
I think Jeremy Clarkson would be a great boxing commentator.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzxuEOxYSLE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaWoo82zNUA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jk1t6S737Cs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTkGDTTk0Uw
It is about the only show on the BBC that is worth watching.
May , Clarkson , and Hammond work great together.
Duke Mc Kenzie is the best commintator for boxing!Him and John Rowling are great together.Good show Top Gear!I've watched a few episodes before.Im not fussed on Hammond though!What a great job Clarkson has........lucky twat!:eek:
Top gear is the best car show ever, it's nice to see other countries give it some props. I love the camera work and the music and I think Clarkson, Hammond and May make a great team.
It's VERY rare for me to make time for a programme but I always had to watch these as they were aired.
Ha! never read your reply I instantly made a post after reading the thread makers post but obviously, I agree;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
And yeah, it probably is the only BBC program worthy of merit these days.
Just noticed the clip of Clarkson in the Atom too:D:D:D
Classic!!
I love Top Gear as well.. It's been on in Australia for about 3 or 4 years and it a great show... It's a great balance between the technical stuff of the cars, and bloke stuff and whatever... If I wanted to buy a sports car, I would have to watch myself every episode of that show to figure out which one.. I probably put their opinion above magazines and all that, because they aren't afraid to hack into even the most respected cars.. If they think it corners shit, they will say it.. So you know when something is blowing their mind, then it is guaranteed to be insane..
Personally, I love the challenges that they do when they try to pit Clarkson in a 12000 horsepower beast trying to get across Europe (or any other continent for that matter) than Hammond and May using other modes of transport. I think they come up with great premises for their features, and their hatred of the caravan is good to see on TV. (Living in Mid Wales, every summer sees our road jammed for 12 hours a day by Scousers and Brummies driving their caravans to the coast.
You see the one where they fired cars at the caravan? Those bastards must have such a laugh doing that show and get paid a shit load for it!Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhun
Best job in the world!
The challenge in Vietnam was good and the scenery was beautiful, what a country. What about the time they went through the southern state. That was funny, they nearly got killed.
Top Gear is great entertainment.
It's quite obviously staged, but that doesn't detract from the show.
Clarkson, May & Hammond have great chemistry & bounce off each other really well.
My only gripe with them is that they're 3 scruffy mothers.
All 3 of them look like they haven't been to a barbers since 2005 & they also look like they've been dressed by Stevie Wonder.:o
Did you see the new episode on Sunday?
I loved it when Clarkson was driving around Rome and ended up driving on the tram line, and went down into the tunnel by mistake!
That was funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhun
It was a great opening to the new series.:cool:
Are you being sarcastic here? :oQuote:
Originally Posted by yvonne
;D
I don't like Top Gear. I think watching men talk about cars is silly. I view a car as something that gets me from A to B. It doesn't really matter what it looks like or how many silly functions it has. To have episode after episode talking about cars just strikes me as being a bit pointless. Cars are noisy, pollute, kill and turn people into bigger idiots than they already are. Plus they get in the way of good honest people who just want to walk. We don't have TV shows selling the merits of drugs, so I don't know why we have shows publicizing killing machines.
I think it would be great if cars were banned and people actually had to start walking everywhere or use cheap government provided public transportation. I would be happy to not have a car if we were all not allowed one. It would be great and people would be fitter and less angry.
Mind you, I get BBC entertainment out here and every program seems to be about crime. It is something I don't understand. I like Sherlock Holmes as much as the next man, but you wouldn't want him on TV 10 hours a day. Surely there is room in life for minimal crime and nicer stuff such as music and culture. But no it's rape this, murder that, steal a cake and so on. It's no wonder Britain is such a savage and vulgar hotbed of young thuggery. They are all raised on the stuff. I'm ranting a bit here, but the BBC has a lot to answer for. Bloody Top Gear. Then there is that dancing rubbish. How about something useful and worthwhile?
Doctor Who. That is another one that has been savaged by young hipsterdom. The doctor should be middle aged and not need to appeal to demographics based upon fashion and youthfulness. What kind of doctor looks younger than 25? I hope the Daleks get to him once and for all. Bastard. And the BBC forces you to buy a license. It is highway robbery.
Jeremy Clarkson would be more fitting as Doctor Who than these young people who masquerade as the doctor.
Tell me the Bolivian Death Road is one of the clips you've seen.Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
Remember the parker coats when I was a kid, they were dangerous if you had the hood on all the way. We were warned at school not to put the hood on as you would be at risk of getting knocked down by a car.
Exactly, why should cars have all that power? You might as well just let people drive tanks if they are going to drive ugly, beastly SUV's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Jesus Miles you have a genuine mental problem! Why don't they just ban fiction literature, television programs, movies and everything else too? I just don't believe that you actually exist. Your life is ridiculous.
No, cars will suffice and less crime shows on TV.Quote:
Originally Posted by amat
I may be mental, but I am safe in the knowledge that I don't like cars.
That's fine that you don't like cars. I like cars but I don't feel the need to ban them either. As a bartender and someone who talks to at least 40 different guys a day, I have come up with this theory. As a man, you must know one of three things. Either you know sports, you know cars or you know how to build shit. If one of those three things does not apply to you then you might just want to learn to suck cock now.
I know sports and politics and like a bit of music, but not into cars at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by amat
Some of my ranting is a little tongue in cheek, so don't take it too seriously. I own a car and even got a parking fine last month. I am a man.