Eh, I'll catch the rerun later on. Right now, I'm gearing up to watch The Walking Dead. The writing is better, and even the undead zombies have more screen presence than fat plaid guy, skinny dork-bot racer boy, and dat New Yawk fella.

@Industreyal: If only it was a much fuglier, gas-guzzling piece of shit, Americans would've gone for it in spades.

This is just stupid - the Elefant is the only Honda vehicle in recent memory that I'd ever want to bother with.

@BrtStlnd: My criticism isn't telling History channel "get rid of this show;" it's telling them "you have something to work with. It's not very good right now, but it has potential." Keep at it, refine it, THROW AWAY what doesn't work, and keep rubbing on the few scattered parts that are any good.

@Devryn: It sucks. It's not as good as the UK version. Bring it, Cards-boy.

@Twonius: I have a fairly short wishlist of things I'd like to see fixed on TGUSA —

@thejalopnik: That was a cover of Cherub Rock. Re-recorded by a session musician in order to pay lower royalties.

@Twonius: and less talent, and awful hosts, and terrible writing, and no badass qualities of its own.

@ThnderbltDoherty: Some of the exterior shots of the red car were OK.

Well, Episode 2 is over.

@phoenix_AE: And... to "The_Phreak" (no, I won't reply and promote your comment), you really need to get over your fascination, here. I wrote a damning review of an impossibly lame debut show.

@Ray Wert: Yes. We've got... two witty quips so far! Count 'em, two!

Oh boy! Here comes the Brian Boitano of Drifting!

@Dirt Pirate: I'm nominating you for Exec Producer of TG USA. You've already demonstrated infinitely more skill and wit than we've seen on the show so far.

@eg.5: 1. I agree with you completely.

The car with the bigger motor is faster? IMPOSSIBLE! NO WAY!!!

Oooooooo, look at the Aston... nice shot... gorgeous car... beautiful angles and editing... and...

@Ray Wert: My dog always wants to go outside and cop a squirt.

Rutledge Wood just called something "ugly?" Has he... Nevermind.

Tanner's narration... isn't. The video itself is hideous - as if it's all being shot using the cheapest possible HD camera with no filters and a beginner's lens.