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1:34 i love it takes everyone a second to register the fact that hammond actually ate a piece of paper just so he wouldn't have to prove that it said jereny's score was 1 point less than his
8:02 the fact that jeremy celebrated his win quite early to the point that he didn't even realized that he forgot to put the minus symbol, so technically, Hammond won that.
@@justforever96 So according to you, he approaches recording narration with Richard Porter like portraying Harv in the UK exclusive release of the first Cars movie
I wonder how many times James had to practice that in order to say "Or you're going to die on the bog trying to get 500 cheeseburgers out of your poo chute." Without laughing
I did actually help James May win with that unboxing-a-car thing. It was just so ridiculous a thing that I couldn't help it, even though Dave Souffle was very funny.
He kind of cheated by putting it on drivetribe, however the joy I feel everytime he I hear him say Thousand! knowing I was one of them makes up for it & some.
@@Ethan-Entah I mean, if there wasn't a rule against it... (Let's be honest here, though. Drivetribe *helped him* host the video. Because you know if it was him alone, he'd be like "Oh, I've done this wrong.", and then later we'd have him telling Jeremy and Richard how Amazon hit him with a DMCA takedown or something.)
I remember this episode. He explains why after. He got a friend of his to go to a Volvo main dealer, who’d taken the car as part exchange and was looking at a cost of £150 (at the time) to have the car scrapped. So she goes ‘I’ll give you a quid for it’, and presto he’s £151 up.
i bet those girls felt REAL uncomfortable with big old orangutan man, jeremy clarkson so up close and personal, BEGGING them to find his handbrake turn "cool", lol.
43:40 I was happy to help both James and Jeremy out here 😂 I think I actually was one of the first viewers (before 1k) on the unboxing video from James. Happy to be part of something that actually came back in the show!
The British Leyland episode has to be one of my favourite episodes! It was RIDICULOUSLY funny with its challenges, and a great purpose to find a good BL car!
Or rather a good purpose not to buy a car made by BL as they were so badly built all the body panels will likely fall off while you are out on the road
"I'm a clot, and I ruined my car... And I won!" my favourite bit after "-And Jeremy, you get minus three thousand five hundred. -Why did I get that? -You just did."
10:28 if you look closely, they edited it so that it would cover his failed writing with when Jeremy wrote his score by using the clip where he was writing in his own score. 10:35 you can see that the clip that the score he wrote isnt there anymore and the one in James's slot is all blurry and then he writes his own score. I have no idea why I noticed it but I noticed it.
Istg I’ve been obsessed with that. How tf did he get 300 pounds. If it’s 20 pounds for every yard and he does 1500 yards he should have 30k pounds not 300.
@43:45 For someone called captain slow and was mocked for being stuck in the 70's he made a video which was ironically appeals more to younger people than Clarkson's 😂😂
James: Hang on, you put that on with gaffer tape. Jeremy: So? The whole British Army is held together with gaffer tape One of the best clarkson quotes in this video 😂
Old ones now officially have drift taxes. They've run out of 240SX's and are now hunting 240's, for some reason. Frequently came with manual as a fuel-sipping, lighter transmission. Safe, indestructible, and engines understressed for reliability so you can press out a lot of power, and your parents will only pick up on the first two qualities.
10:30 obsessed with how the editing team put the footage of jeramy writing his own score down as "james's" because you can clearly see how he's completely smudged over james's actual box
I feel actually quite good when I realised that I know exactly the challenges and episodes this is from. Like, not the numbers, but definitely series and what it was about. Ah yes, my life has come full circle.
Jeremy: "I was the first to arrive so I get 10 points. Richard, you came second so you get 5 points and James, you punched someone in a wheelchair, stole a freddo from a corner shop, slide tackled Hammond, threw a brick at a police station, RKO'd a deliveroo cyclist, got stung by a wasp, got hit by a train and then died so you get -496 points."
12:20 - First time that Jeremy actually admitted that James actually won something. I was waiting for him to say: "You two know that the ROVER SD1 was the better car..." He determined James was the winner
To this day i can't understand how Hammond's broken, shoddily upholstered Spider managed to score a whole 14 points less than Jeremy's also broken, crash damaged, hideously oversprayed 75.
@@farhanatashiga3721 one was simply not working, the other was straight up wrecked, to a point where even if the hideous paint job wasnt there itd still need basically an entire new body
@@j4ff4c3ks1A car that is functioning is able to do the fundamental task of a car. Of course it should score higher than something that can't no matter how ruined the body of the former is! Also, concourse judges are individuals, believe it or not, with subjective tastes. And it was probably all made up for TV anyway
@@angryoliver0647 Max Mosley used to run the FIA (F1's governing body). His family were literal Nazi collaborators. Mosley was the youngest son of Sir Oswald Mosley, former leader of the British Union of Fascists, and Diana Mitford.
