Yeah. Super Van City was expensive back in the day. So I got Toolbox City instead.
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I thought it was a noble sacrifice. “I’m going down! Here’s some traction; save yourselves!”
Remember they had to introduce the whole show with this episode. Time was taken up by the opening sequence, the montage, explaining the track, introducing the race driver, etc. They of course had to run the “Trinity” test in the first episode, and I suspect it didn’t reach its full potential being squeezed into this…
Exactly, for S1 Ep1 I think they’re off to a great start. Fingers crossed that it only gets better from here.
What in the hell did you expect? A remake of Citizen Kane I imagine.
I think the biggest change from TG was the length of the show. They aren’t constrained to a sub 1hr run time anymore, so they can afford to pace the show and throw in some more questionably funny jokes.
I think you’re missing the point. The whole issue with TG, and the reason why we grumbled it was getting a bit long in the tooth, was that they were running up against the limits of what the BBC (and Ofcom) could or would permit. Absent that restriction, the format (and the trajectory on which it was otherwise…
I didn’t think the production values could get any better, but they did. I need a 4k TV now.
Allegedly the fastest car in the world is car referred to as “My Buddy’s Mustang”. I hear about it at every car show but have yet to lay eyes on it.
Your wife has bad taste
What really impressed me about the Flex:
“While he was there, he had a roomate he really loved masterbating”
The new Top Gear wasn’t that bad. I don’t want to see them fail. The more car TV shows, the better in my opinion.
As a former dealership salesman, this is exactly how we talk about people. We see a lot of jackasses that we have to be nice to so we blow-off steam when we can
I feel like that BMW has to have at least some light scratches on the bumper.
Google Street View shows an older smaller trailer, but with some tubbed Mustang and Camaro drag cars in the driveway/garage.
That’s what HOAs are for. If you can’t stand the sight of a well-kept, expensive trailer in someone’s driveway, you should make your largest investment in a neighborhood where the HOAs motto is: “Absolutely no fun allowed, whatsoever!”
