Makes you think they are laughing at everyone as if they got away with it.
Nice of the BBC to send them on a nice holiday to Oz - James May had a great tan - the concept and result was complete bollocks though.
I actually found the Kiefer Sutherland interview the best bit although I'd have ribbed him about the last 24 series in London - less than 20 minutes to get from Central London to Windsor are hmm!
I'm just miffed I didn't realize Weekly Wipe was back on.
Nah, the reg plate gag was okay - I'd expect it of the least apologetic show on telly - but a tad laboured, like the guitar riff in 'Get Down' by Revolting Cocks but not as awesome.
Well after last weeks excellent season opener,last night's show was a bit of a let down,it would have been better as a special as Australia is a big country and trying to cram it into a 60 minute by losing the news section and no Stig on the track was the wrong thing to do in my view,lets hope next week is back to the normal format,also i didnt mind the number plate humour.
(30-01-2015 05:56 )HannahsPet Wrote: [ -> ]Audi has owned lambo for least 10 years always mentioning the fact when they test them. Never been a problem before
hammond is a feckin tool anyway hes a massive porsche fan who never change there design since the 50s and morgan who not changed since ww2
Wikipedia is your friend...... VAG is the Volkswagen Audi Group. VW own Audi and Lamborghini.
Yes, Hammond is a tool; and since his accident he seems to enjoy seeing pain inflicted on the other two; which is odd considering how genuinely they showed support for him during his recovery. Proof indeed that a bump on the head can change your personality. He also knows very little about cars and racing for a man who's had that job for so long. Remember his reaction to driving around Monaco a couple of years back? He had no idea about how the track was lain out....!
