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He lost his three year fight with cancer on Saturday morning.
My brother told me yesterday he watched tgt episode 2 with his eldest son, who it has probably impacted the most. It made them both laugh.
I watched it last night. Yes, it is staged and scripted but it always was (in TG form), but it was funny and it made me laugh too.
So, in a time of great upset, to just be able to forget about the world for an hour and be entertained, cheered up a little, I think the show is priceless.
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i think it may well been worth 80 quid for the reaffirmation that the Nissan joke is indeed the most ridiculous populist car ever built
I think its the interspersed more subtle humour that ultimately makes it worth turning in ( and always has been)
I think its the interspersed more subtle humour that ultimately makes it worth turning in ( and always has been)
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I've just watched the 2nd episode and thought the special forces part was hilarious, far funnier than anything on Top Gear for a long time.
The American doing the driving though is pure cringe, can't stand that part of the show, is he really the best they could come up with?!
And WRXrowdy sorry about your loss, very tough times
The American doing the driving though is pure cringe, can't stand that part of the show, is he really the best they could come up with?!
And WRXrowdy sorry about your loss, very tough times
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I've just watched the 2nd episode and thought the special forces part was hilarious, far funnier than anything on Top Gear for a long time.
The American doing the driving though is pure cringe, can't stand that part of the show, is he really the best they could come up with?!
And WRXrowdy sorry about your loss, very tough times
The American doing the driving though is pure cringe, can't stand that part of the show, is he really the best they could come up with?!
And WRXrowdy sorry about your loss, very tough times
Have to agree: I guess he's supposed to appeal to an international audience but I doubt he will. A grumpy fat Yank doesn't appeal to anyone surely?
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I enjoyed episode 1!
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Problem is the best they could come up with was the Stig (I believe it was widely admitted after the whole thing with Perry Mccarthy) and the BBC still owns the rights to that one.
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just don't know how Hammond and May got their jobs
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Compared to?
Let me quantify that.
Emmerdale?
5th Gear?
Midsomer Murders?
Roadkill?
I'm a Celebrity?
Project Binky?
Bake off?
Guy Martin?
The context of alternatives to watch don't amount to much. So for me TGT isn't at the top of the list, but it far exceeds the entertainment value of the dirge shown on mainstream BBC and ITV.