Presented by wooden American guy and 2 people dragged out of the audience. They are like Ant and Dec, I have no idea which one is which.
Nobody likes to talk about Hammond. He could just not show up for filming and nobody would notice.
Not watched it yet but I think people are expecting a lot to be original about a car show.
They're fucking cars ffs! They go places when you drive them there. They're not inherently interesting things - it's a cultural thing that we obsess over them. But ultimately there's only so much they can do.
As shows, Top Gear / Grand Tour are only going to ever be as interesting as their presenters - because cars are just a backdrop for the people.
Disagree gaff. Some people are entirely ambivalent about them. See them purely as useful tools.
Some kids are literally taught to love 'em tho. Like a religion.
Racing is probably where the coolness stems from. Humans v humans is inherently interesting and the cars that we do that in gain a certain mystique and become something to geek over. That is also a marketing man's dream...
Fair enough. Point conceded. We were talking at cross purposes - I was actually alluding to the level of interest that they engender. My bad for imprecise language.For fucks sake, I literally pointed out why it doesn't matter about liking cars or not, (or even not caring one way or another) it's irrelevant to their importance, and hence intrinsic interest.
Anyone who has an interest in cars knows who Chris Harris is
Second Ep was better.Watched the first ep of new season last night. Guff.
Second Ep was better.
Even liked Le Blanc.
What Harris was doing to that poor Alfa made me want to cry.
View: https://twitter.com/JeremyClarkson/status/873577127043637248
Seems the hamster has wrecked again.