Boo. B grade is not correct.

My largest personal daily driver was a year using my parents’ 1992 Chevy Caprice Wagon. I still hope to get one of my own in the near future.

Traversing a hallway after a college football game?

I’m a 20-year veteran municipal development review city planner...so, agreed.

ND.

Agreed. This type of homage parody is the best and DN! is the best at it.

My parent’s 1992 Caprice wagon would have easily been modded to do the same as the Buick and Chevy (and short lived Olds) were basically the same cars.  These were the last and greatest of the world’s full size wagons.

No. Just put a ‘call’ out to the locals saying ‘have at it’ and this thing will be dismantled to the mud line in about a week.

Here’s a better ground level view - https://goo.gl/maps/bswatKKFKT7Vw3z1A

But I don’t really think that should be the only point. I’ve seen almost every episode so far, but have seen almost none of the real docs they’re parodying. But I know the ‘documentary genre’ well and have watched thousands of hours of the wide variety within the artistic genre, that I automatically ‘got’ each DN!…

And this pretty good parody -

I think they don’t even really have to worry about that. There are probably thousands of hours of documentaries from the last 70 years to lovingly parody.

Actually...it can be done comedically.

They just invented autonomous AI robots instead.

Or...we could just rebuild our built environment to encouraging walking instead.

This ‘contest’ is/was such brilliant satire.

I guess 6'-3" is TV 5'-10" now.  I’m not complaining though.

Malignant narcissists will do what they do.

This is NP because it’s a beautiful museum piece and “Belongs in a museum”.

Or better be all crane shots.