@@ManjunathMCisawesome When you get into jail, a good friend will try to bail you out, and a best friend will be sitting next to you calling you a moron for getting them caught.
There are people who listen to lofi when they sleep. There are people who listen to the sounds of winter when they sleep. I listen to the sounds of three middle aged men arguing about cars when I sleep.
@@MrGeorgeFlorcus Exactly, I couldn't give much less of a shit about the various types of motor boxes. I'm too poor and stupid/ American. I generally just drive the cheapest things that ticks the squares that I care about because fuck aesthetics and opinions. (I love to buy a car painted by an idiot. 🥰) I just lo-iike James May, and I wilfully tolerate the other two (for his success) because unfortunately stupidity is a necessary marketable asepect of TV. You gotta do what you gotta do I guess...
@@AllCentaurThey would have had the car already on its side, probably attached to a whole winch setup, with a ton of safety precautions to make sure it wouldn’t slide into or tip onto Jeremy, May, or any of the crew. Those guys would have known exactly what was going to happen. They were just acting surprised.
Don't be fooled: everything - yes, EVERYTHING - is a stunt. The BBC peeps care desperately about their reputation for professionalism and decent production values, so they'd much rather spend £5,000 of licence payers' money on slick editing and predictable post-production sound effects than blowing a mere £500 on drowning a microphone and hoping that they get an amusing gurgle from it. Everything is staged, especially the bits that clearly aren't staged.
There are people who listen to lofi when they sleep. There are people who listen to the sounds of winter when they sleep. I listen to the sounds of three middle aged men arguing about cars when I sleep.
The golden era. It'll take a monumental effort to make Top Gear the titan it once was. Jeremy, James and Hamster were the perfect trio, and I enjoyed so many of their episodes over so many years. They were the highlight of my TV week. I'm rather glad it ended when it did, though, because good things often run themselves into the ground eventually, and I would have hated to see that happen to such a great series. And yes, I know it was ended after Jeremy punched a producer.
@@erickajoyflore7109 pretty sure it was because the director or whatever did something, and he was waiting on important medical news so his nerves were high already
@@ICCUWANSIUT nah, bbc just hates everyone, trust me, they pulled 2 fire alarms in 1 session of Season 1 of The Goes Wrong Show, the birth of christ episode, instead of interrupting one of their many empty rooms.
@@ICCUWANSIUT Yeah, he got incorrectly diagnosed with pancreatic cancer iirc. His mother had also passed recently, and he was going through a divorce. Pretty sure he snapped when the producer made a jab at his mother
The golden era ended after Hammond's first accident. That's when they went from quality car show to schlock entertainment. The latter albeit much more popular and profitable.
Best idea for a show ever: Three hilarious people with great chemistry just riffing off of everything they can say about the one thing they all enjoy. Take them anywhere to do anything and it will always be fantastic.
Such a shame we will never ever have another TV series like this. I truly miss Top Gear with these three, seen all episodes since the very inception, even when it was just JC.
@@riffratt I have watched those guys and they are good, but they still seem to miss that real friendship and camaraderie. So I do watch occasionally, but to me, it's not the same. Cheers
*theme sounds* "Tonight, Jeremy drowns in a river of excrement, Hammond reverses into the 'Sports Lorry', and James May dangles from a suspended tent" *more theme sounds*
The legacy of laughs and warmth from Top Gear and The Grand Tour under Clarkson, Hammond and May is eternal. When you consider just how outspoken and bold the trio led by Clarkson have been, their a marvel of the modern world. Very few other entertainment personalities today would come close. Most are either outright stooges, or too concerned about their career only make grinnable at best jokes or just plain dumb jokes.
"I want to put your head in a brown paper bag and bludgeon you to death with the blunt end of an axe" This has got to be a favourite James may quote 😂😂
1:00 so a few years later on the grand tour they just couldn't remember that they already had thus conversation or something? How ironic Jeremy's first sentence in the conversation he actually almost said word for word years later
Only idiots says "Blinker fluid". There's no such think called "blinker fluid". You're obviously not a car enthusiasts, you're an idiot who clearly knows nothing about cars..
@@automation7295 we have got a captain genius in the house you moron xD That was a f..* joke you joke Ever heard of sarcastic jokes? Love the fact how u are insulting me as an idiot, but being dumb af not even able to realize the joke
1:34 I remember reading something in an Boy's Life magazine (Boy Scouts magazine) about mountain climbing camping. Basically a climber does this, but you know, instead of as crane they've attached their tent to a large cliff.