Top Gear

(10-02-2014 14:32 )circles_o_o_o Wrote:  Also, is it not the law to wear a helmet on a quad bike in Italy?

Yes, it is the law.

Cue the Bond!

Missed the end again

Russia was an inevitable location for them one day, and with all the Winter Olympics hoo-hah, now was as good a time as any. Managing to combine a secret underground sub base, the Crimean war, and the horror of Chernobyl really gave value for money.

Shame about the rubbish orange Danish car, though.

Stand back and wait for the complaints about throwing a dove into the path of a moving lorry.
Even though it was only implied.

Another good show this week, more of a car review show for a change Somehow telling to see the Aventadors and FFs in the UAE - clearly those who think Top Gear has no connection with the real world are unaware what's going on there. I see Hammond has another film from Dubai next week too.

The cycling thing went on far too long, but the opening bit with the BMW & the Golf was pretty decent (a rare instance of saying that things that go wrong can be scary).

I find the Burma special to be ominous, like a return to India, but I guess we'll see.

Tell you top gear is cursed they went to syria months later Civil war recently been to Ukraine and now thats in trouble

Haha, TG causing wars and strife around the world.

I thought the last couple of weeks had been better, although I agree that the cycle part went on wayyyyy too long. I didn't even mind the 'Star In...' section last night (I usually do something else when that's on)

They will already have caused offence to some by not calling it the 'Myanmar' special.
I don't know what the real name is meant to be now.

Bmw must be thrilled to get such a crap review last night. It shows the programme is too big to be swayed by big company threats to withhold their cars unless they say something good about them.