CH4 19:30.

Guy Martin & a Vulcan.What's not to like?

 

Win Win!!
Cheers for the heads up

 

nice one thanks for the reminder i forgot it was on.

 

Set to record

 

Will be watching, love Guy Martin's programs!

 

Fantastic !

 

Even though I've seen it take off / land nearly every time that was well worth 90 minutes of my life

 

Such a shame it's not going to fly again!!

 

I remember seeing it flying around Prestwick after doing its display at Ayr. I remember wondering why it was still flying around the area.
The audience were never told they had declared an emergency. I only found out tonight when I saw it on telly.

 

Guy was the perfect man to do the programme in my opinion.

 

good show

 

With all the rubbish on Telly this made a refreshing change.
Excellent just excellent! We need to see more of Guy on our tv
What an awesome plane shown in a well made program hosted by such a passionate man.

 

shame it wont be TG

http://www.bennetts.co.uk/bikesocial.../#.VlcGshPtmko

 

Can't blame him tbh,TG will never be the same with out Clarkson,Hammond and May.
TG was an entertaining and funny show but not that factual anymore.
Guy Martin is the whole package,factual,funny,entertaining,passionate,tell s it as it is ect...

 

To those that "recorded" it - did it work?

Mine seemed to miss the first half hour, starting just before the Spitfire followed the Vulcan (with a bunch of acrobatic propeller planes?).

I'm on Freeview, and just used the programe guide yesterday afternoon to select the recording (which DID day 90 minutes).

Cheers,

mb

 

He says he didn't want to do TG because he felt he would always be compared to Clarkson.


No, no I don't think so Guy, you are a big enough character to be yourself and make it your own

 

Mine was the same. programme guide said 90 mins, my recording was a 61 mins. Sure it will be repeated tho'...

 

cracking programme

 

Sky+ record worked fine. Watched it last night, superb. Glad to have seen XH558 a few times in recent years, she'll be greatly missed at airshows.

 

Same here.


Genuine lump-in-the-throat time (and a tear or two), when the final flight sequence came on at the end.

Mental, how a truckload of metal/plastic/rubber - in a certain form - can move you so much: I guess it's the human story behind the magnificent bird that is 'the thing'.

 

I noticed, just before the end of part two (or it might have been part one), you could just make out what was obviously a hazy image of an extremely tall tower in the background shot (XH558 was being filmed outboard, in flight)... Do you reckon it was Emley Moore communication tower?


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