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And you'll learn that the Brits drink warm beer 'cause Lucas makes refrigerators.
Tim
Netflix has seasons 2-15 available to stream. My wife is tiring if me spending hours watching them.
The History channel version made here was a festering pile.
Drewfus
Thanks Drewfus, good news. I limit myself to one a day, because my instinct is to go on a two-day, 24-7 marathon of them.
I've been watching this show since the '90s when I was stationed in England. The only thing I've got against the show is Clarkson can be annoying pompous arrogant ass at times. Watch the episode where they fly into Miami, buy CHEAP cars/trucks and drive them to New Orleans. Clarkson goes into a pro-Hildabeast screed that nearly made me shoot the TV. Other than that I do enjoy the show immensely.
I will make a point of skipping that .. goddammit, even hearing about it makes me want to puke. That's where I'm at in life.
Tim .... Lucas Electronics was also known affectionately as "The Prince of Darkness".
Angus - Barn Army Sous Chef and glutton for punishment
(1 Triumph, 1 MG & + 4 (Jag-u-ars" worth of experience)
So I see we have some commentators who have been at their "Whits worth."
and know the terrible meaning of the initials SU.
Lunch buddy of mine, from England. Just seeing a Jaguar (pronounced as above) is viagra to him. He can tolerate a jibe or two about buying two, the other for parts. I can tell from his eyes, however, that one bust about Man U would result in us duking it out. Keeping that powder dry, for now. He's vicey versey about the Browns goofs also, same reason.
My favorite one EVER!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQh56geU0X8
thoR
III
Great show! Bloody entertaining!
They don't call Lucas electrics blackout lights for nothing. We had a Nash Metropolitan - sold by AMC here but, made in England featuring Lucas electrical system. The wiring harness had slugs and plugs where junctions were made - ya know early plugins. Well, in no time at all they would either work loose or corrode and all of a sudden lights didn't work or whatever. There were fixes (silicone grease now) but, back then they were the bane of the shadetree mechanic.
Bolivar
My buddy, who did a ground-up restoration on a '47 TC, (Only to find out it was worth exactly 1/2 of what he had in it) put a bumper sticker on it that read:
"All parts falling off this car are of highest quality British manufacture."
clarkson is really annoying...
the best tv show today is mythbuster
True, Clarkson can be a total twat--especially with regard to the aforementioned episode with them being dropped off in the seediest area of Miami, FL. Within that episode, they also deliberately provoke a confrontation with the AL locals and nearly get their limey asses kicked. After all of that, he ends the show with, "Don't visit America!" All I could think of was Dennis the peasant shouting, "Help! Help! I'm being repressed!" after being an ass toward King Arthur.
Nevertheless, he also trash-talks socialists, the Fwench, hippies, Germans, nanny-staters, Belgians, etc. So, I can put up with his occasion anti-US douchery.
On the other hand, I quit watching Mythbusters after they had an appearance by The Won (as though his stupid, smug face doesn't already get enough air time) and, shortly afterward, popped into Stewart & Colbert's "Rally to Trash Everyone to the Right of Chavez." Screw 'em.
Jeremy Clarkson is also a fantastically funny writer. He has several collections of his essays available under the general title "The World According to Jeremy Clarkson" which I highly recommend. Most are collected from his newspaper columns.