Its the bit I always go out and make a tea on.

Quote from: zpyderIts the bit I always go out and make a tea on.

+1 i find its the worst part of the show tbh

The best bit about it is you can go out and make a cup of tea, safe in the knowledge you dont need to think about coming in until you hear a car racing round a track. And then you have a 1 min buffer to fish out the tea bag and get the milk in etc. From the time you hear the car start, to sitting down, you have just about the right amount to take it easy without dashing and spilling, usually end up plonking down on the sofa just as they cross the line and Clarkson is thanking them for coming on

Indeed, reasonably priced car = tab break

Jaimz

Yes it is a particularly sh*t piece of TV isnt it

On the tea making front; youve gotta let it steep man!

tea =  :puke:

Quote from: BBCJeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, James May and The Stig return for a brand new series.
In this first programme Jeremy asks why there arent more three-wheeled cars in the world and investigates further with a closer look at the 1980s comedians favourite, the Reliant Robin.
Meanwhile, James gives Top Gears favourite warhorse, the Toyota Hilux pick up, one final assignment as he attempts to drive one up an active volcano in Iceland; and The Stig rips up the track in the new Bentley Continental Supersports.
Plus, Richard gives the old Chevrolet Lacetti a dignified send-off before he and Clarkson host a star-studded tea party to welcome in a shiny new Reasonably Priced Car.

Jaimz

I seez your barrelz and i scrapez them.

<--  sayz Emma

A better episode than some of the later series trash  

yeah it was a good ep. The reliant feature literally had me rofling

on again tonight, just incase you forgot.

My V+ box hasnt recorded it, it informs me that it wasnt recorded because there were two other more important programs on at the same time. I dont know what metric it uses but I couldnt disagree any more with River Cottage being more important than Top Gear.