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The Tesla section was interesting and informative, my 10 year old watched it this morning before school as she is somewhat of a Tesla nerd, knows all the cars, all their stats and specs amazing what you can find out on You Tube
 
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dickygrace said:
I’m one of those in the minority then. Great family viewing, 3 cracking presenters having a laugh. Always loved Paddy and Fred. Harris is good too and best left to review the cars.
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This 100% (although never been a fan of Fred or Paddy)...Not sure what everyone was expecting .... but this is watched by all the family in our house and everyone of us had a laugh at some point.....Last nights was better than some of the last Clarkson Top Gear stuff....Its juvenile rubbish...and there isn't anything wrong with that. I also think having Harris the southern and the other two from up north really works....If you want car reviews watch Fifth Gear, or Through The Glass or even Smee.
 
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Andyk said:
This 100% (although never been a fan of Fred or Paddy)...Not sure what everyone was expecting .... but this is watched by all the family in our house and everyone of us had a laugh at some point.....Last nights was better than some of the last Clarkson Top Gear stuff....Its juvenile rubbish...and there isn't anything wrong with that. I also think having Harris the southern and the other two from up north really works....If you want car reviews watch Fifth Gear, or Through The Glass or even Smee.
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I'm with you as well. It's Sunday evening entertainment that happens to involve cars. The presenters seem to have a good rapport and be really enjoying themselves. The internet has taken over the car review slot and this programme has moved on.
 
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midlifecrisis said:
As entertainment, and that's what many on here forget, it's a good show. Even with Clarkson and acolytes (sycophants) it's a bunch of middle aged men d!cking around in cars. At least women, God forbid, are not presenting it!
I'm also shocked at the anti-northern rhetoric on here. For you southerners, Flintoff and McGuinness are from Lancashire, the Chuckle brothers are tight arzed Tykes from Yorkshire.
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Its not an Anti Northern thing, its just they are tits, nothing to do with geo location, tit is what a tit does :)
 
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zagatoes30 said:
The Tesla section was interesting and informative, my 10 year old watched it this morning before school as she is somewhat of a Tesla nerd, knows all the cars, all their stats and specs amazing what you can find out on You Tube
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It was, good bit of info.
 
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Andyk said:
This 100% (although never been a fan of Fred or Paddy)...Not sure what everyone was expecting .... but this is watched by all the family in our house and everyone of us had a laugh at some point.....Last nights was better than some of the last Clarkson Top Gear stuff....Its juvenile rubbish...and there isn't anything wrong with that. I also think having Harris the southern and the other two from up north really works....If you want car reviews watch Fifth Gear, or Through The Glass or even Smee.
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It's Juvenile rubbish that has been done to death. Nothing new to see here but contrived shite. If that floats your boat then great....
 
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midlifecrisis said:
I'm also shocked at the anti-northern rhetoric on here. For you southerners, Flintoff and McGuinness are from Lancashire, the Chuckle brothers are tight arzed Tykes from Yorkshire.
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Absolutely spot on the only thing that Lancastrians and tight ar5ed Tykes from Yorkshire agree on is that Southerners are shandy drinking pansies :f2:
 
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I this juncture I'd like to interject that I, as a Lancastrian, went to bed sometime in 1972 and woke up in Greater Manchester, as we all did in the that area.

May God Have Mercy on Arsę Holes........
 
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zagatoes30 said:
Absolutely spot on the only thing that Lancastrians and tight ar5ed Tykes from Yorkshire agree on is that Southerners are shandy drinking pansies :f2:
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steady on old chap, some of my best mates are soft, shandy drinking woofters, anyone fancy coming to a Tupperware party tonight:dance4:
 
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Wanderer said:
I this juncture I'd like to interject that I, as a Lancastrian, went to bed sometime in 1972 and woke up in Greater Manchester, as we all did in the that area.
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Had a similar issue, born in Lancashire but boundary reforms in 1974 moved my home town to Cheshire
 
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Actually quite like the 3 of them. Trouble is the whole thing seems to be a pastiche of the original. It's like watching Top Gear America/Germany etc. But if it ain't broke... And losing the rear was very funny!
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What a pile of sh1t that Firebird was and when it ripped the axle out just proved it, still can't warm to Paddy though
 
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They undid the bolts it was so obvious . Walking and talking at the same time seems hard for Flintoff hes's so dense . It is total sh1t that show .
 
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Spartacus said:
They undid the bolts it was so obvious . Walking and talking at the same time seems hard for Flitoff hes's sp dense . It is total sh1t that show .
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It did look a bit suspect.

Although, a lot of car from that era were a bit sh*t. A mate's Camaro sheered off the whole wheel hub off when he had it.
6.7 litres of US muscle, for about 220bhp! :as003::rofl5::rofl5::rofl5::rofl5:
 
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