BBC Top Gear [It's back!]

[T1M]

What about Doctor Who? Sherlock? Dancing on Ice?

[Ryzza5]

Shall we move posts into a new BBC thread before the next episode airs?

[TimBud]

I'm a big fan of the BBC... having it publicly funded with no adverts allows them to create some very good programming and importantly allows their news stories to be unbiased by their sponsors agendas.

Happy to pay... TG is pretty rubbish when its on Dave with adverts. They cut out so much of the show.

 

On Topic: Looking forward to seeing Gillian Anderson in TG this weekend. Hammond was on Radio 2 (BBC) and said its not as car'y as last week... so if you didn't like the Peugeot segment last week you'll be writing to the DailyMail complaining about it.

[Pator5]

What? BBC is basically a channel, that uses the governament to tax you guys? Like, in rough explanation...

 

Think of it like BBC is the government service Milli , in many countries it's called national service and they are not paying to BBC they are paying tax to the government

[TimBud]

The BBC is separate from the government... calling the license fee a tax gives the wrong impression of what it is and does.

[Guest .:TestDriver:.]

What about Doctor Who? Sherlock? Dancing on Ice?

 

I actually like the "Dancing On Ice" series... .

[TIMELESS]

What about Doctor Who? Sherlock? Dancing on Ice?

 

Writing had gone downhill so no DW, Sherlock is on Netflix, I'm not a middle aged woman :p

[Andreas¹]

Finally watching episodes 4 and 5 and THANK YOU JEREMY for outing Ferrari and their ridiculous business antics. What I don't understand though is how Ferrari would find out who's car they borrowed if they were to do that.

[Ryzza5]

Maybe some black box they check at next service. Or owners have to declare every time they visit a track for warranty.

[Andreas¹]

Hopefully that means one can sue them for invading your privacy or something.

[Ryzza5]

Can you imagine all the rubbish T's and C's you'd have to sign upon ordering/buying a car form them, though?

[Andreas¹]

It's amazing they're still in business with all that bees.

[Pator5]

Well you can sue the but you'll never buy limited edition Ferrari ever again , so sue them and probably you have to sign some contract before you buy those limited edition cars

[TIMELESS]

Can you imagine all the rubbish T's and C's you'd have to sign upon ordering/buying a car form them, though?

 

I'd have my assistant do it, because if I'm buying a Ferrari The Ferrari La Ferrari It's a Ferrari then I'm probably rich enough to be that lazy. Then I could blame him/her.. "I didn't sign it!"

[TimBud]

Bit of a dull one last night eh.

 

 

I wasn't sure why jeremy didn't just change the wheel... he had a spare in the back anyway

 

[Ryzza5]

Less dramatic

 

 

From the preview special, that was the episode I was waiting to see. Was alright.

[T1M]

Transmission - BBC Top Gear

 

Pretty good stuff

[Eudemon]

Wasn't bad but wasn't brilliant, [spoil]Hammond was actually a highlight with his breakdown particularly when he did the James and Jeremy character act[/spoil].

[Ryzza5]

Yes, but at the same time I feel they might have gone too far [spoil]in portraying the angry side of Richard too much as opposed to the miserable side. There were funny bits in there but overall it made me dislike him. Compare that to the Polar special.[/spoil]

[Eudemon]

You [spoil]disliked Richard after that? I thought it would have been the opposite and people would be hating Clarkson and Slow.[/spoil]

[Milli]

What happened?

[Camel]

What happened?

 

Hammond got killed by a polar duck. :(

[TIMELESS]

Snowy1234 comments on Top Gear keeps getting more and more scripted, it's like watching an old friend age, losing the spark it once had. Ouch.

[Ryzza5]

Fair doo's, but have you seen Season 1 recently?

[TIMELESS]

Fair doo's, but have you seen Season 1 recently?

 

You are aware of the channel called 'Dave', right? :p