Top Gear: Series 19

ants83 said:
why does hamilton pretend he has an american accent which suddenly goes all south African. its crap lad pack it in.
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He's probably just picked it up from living with his American girlfriend, In the same way you will eventually speak with an accent if you move to a diffrent area. But yes, he sounds like a prize ***.
 
[TW]Fox;23783067 said:
I would imagine any manufacturer prepared to provide a fleet of cars to trash gratis would quite rightly receive a lot of air time :p
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You really cannot argue that logic, and those Kia's held up pretty well!
 
Tonight's episode:

Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond try to solve the problems increasingly complex cars pose to an ageing population, designing a vehicle for elderly people and putting it to the test in Dorset with the help of three pensioners. Meanwhile, James May gets acquainted with the latest Range Rover in London before pitting the luxurious off-roader against an autonomous military machine in Nevada. X-Men: First Class star James McAvoy tackles the test track in the Reasonably Priced Car
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Looking forward to the new Range Rover review. Even more so as it will be on road. I don't particularly like them driving up and down the track when it's not a car made for the track.
 
The pensioner part is entertaining! And the Range is impressive. :D

I wasn't near the front of the audience for any of the main features on this show, but I should be on the right hand side of the map for next week's Christmas special introduction. Bright blue jacket, terrible grin no doubt.

I must say it was an awesome day. The whole set up was a lot better than I expected, with the news and celebrity interview being a lot longer and free form, which they obviously edit down. I thought I might ruin it for myself, but in fact I now know that there's lots of good stuff I'm missing by not being there! It all felt very relaxed rather than a marshalled TV show set.

I was also insulted by Clarkson, much to everyone's amusement, when he told me I was unsuitable for international audiences. Proceeding to stand right in front of me to record the global advert, I'm completely eclipsed.. :cool:
 
I loved and hated it at the same time when I went. Standing for so long, huddled in a crowd that gets quite stuffy, then having to laugh a second time at something if they did another take.

But on the flip side, it was a great laugh, and all 3 of them interact with the audience. Did you get to have tea with any of them? :D
 
The standing made my back ache, which is why I sat on the news platform cog towards the end of the day and totally lucked into being right at the front of the audience for the final parts of filming.

I didn't mind the false laughter, they made relatively few ****-ups and Clarkson varies his lines/jokes from the script anyway.

Lots of people swamped them during the tea break, which we weren't keen on. We enjoyed our tea and extra fill crisps.
 
My god that Terramax technology is impressive! As is the ability of the Range Rover.

LOLd at car tennis too

Edit: holy crap that was almost vertical! :eek:
 
The rangerover is amazing car, can't wait to see the new discovery with all these new control systems
hehe these along with the jag are the new company cars in work, so jealous I'm only cleared to drive the insignias
 
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