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On 13/03/2022 at 17:52, Miguel Sanchez said:

All of Top Gear is on iplayer, so I'm watching it from the beginning. 

Series 1, Episode 1: Jeremy drives a turquoise Citroen Berlingo and says it runs like a Jaguar, while Learn to Fly by Foo Fighters plays. There are about twenty people in the studio. Hammond is somehow dressed even more hideously than usual. 

Just to be pedantic, Top Gear started with Angela Rippon as main presenter in 1977, Clarkson joined 10 years later and the Episode 1 you probably saw was from 2002.

Apart from that, carry on the good work. :thumsup2

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Series 1 Episode 6: Jeremy has slipped in a Bridge on the River Kwai reference while an NSX does a hot lap. There's on-screen telemetry during laps which should have been kept - g-meter, speed, time, track map, it's great. Jeremy also just said "the Stig is going to kill himself one day" which is a lovely piece of foreshadowing. 

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Series 1 Episode 10: The Bugatti Veyron has appeared in The News. The pictures look like the real car. 1000 horsepower is preposterous.

Also the first mention from Jeremy of dried-on Weetabix, which the new RX-8's brakes will be made of.

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Series 2 Episode 1: Jason has lost a lot of weight and they're calling him James. And he needs a haircut. 

The Cool Wall really is the best thing that Top Gear ever did. Hammond is listening his top five most hated cars ever and the Peel P50 is at number 4 and Jeremy is having a giggle about it.

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Series 2 Episode 2: Jeremy did the "put a picture really high up on the Cool Wall so Hammond couldn't reach it" thing for the first time. Rimmer from Red Dwarf is extolling the virtues of the Jaguar E-Type. James said he wouldn't buy the new Rolls Royce because he looks at the lady on the bonnet and thinks of Jimmy Savile, a reference which probably means something different now compared to 2003.

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Series 2 Episode 4: Boris Johnson is the SIARPC. He looks exactly the same as he does now, except slightly less fat. His suit has a big stain on the shoulder. He's done a Greek mythology reference. Jeremy is reading out a review he wrote about a Maserati and he's just an absolute fucking moron.

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Jeremy is driving the new Jaguar XJR through the Lake District while listening to Smack My Bitch Up by The Prodigy and eating an array of chocolate bars (including Fuse, which you don't get anymore). He has driven past Glasgow and the background music has added a fiddle.

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Series 2 Episode 8: Jeremy is calling the upcoming ban on using mobile phones while driving "government interference," saying it suggests one-armed people can't drive safely and listing numerous other distractions that aren't banned such as talking to passengers, hayfever and needing the toilet.

James has suggested the most dangerous thing you can do in a car is have a takeaway curry on the passenger seat, because you won't brake at any point.

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Series 3 Episode 1: 92 grand for a Ford GT is a pretty good deal tbf

James is scoffing at the introduction of the £1 Megabus because "they're taking the frills out of bus journeys." Apparently there was no lavatory on them, wonder when that changed.

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On 01/04/2022 at 16:48, Miguel Sanchez said:

Series 2 Episode 8: Jeremy is calling the upcoming ban on using mobile phones while driving "government interference," saying it suggests one-armed people can't drive safely and listing numerous other distractions that aren't banned such as talking to passengers, hayfever and needing the toilet.

James has suggested the most dangerous thing you can do in a car is have a takeaway curry on the passenger seat, because you won't brake at any point.

Series 3 Episode 2: They're doing this again. James is doing a bit about buying a Ginster's Pasty being the most dangerous thing when driving because of how hot it is. You really could end this man's career with a compilation of things he said in the early days of this (of course you couldn't do this he since got more racist and attacked people because his dinner was cold and got a new deal the world isn't just)

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