8pm, just to let you know. Oh, & Top Gear is also back on.
First time on this NG!! -- 'nothing up top but a bucket & a mop & an illustrated book about birds' Nige Subaru WRX (54) Land Rover 101 GS/Ambi (Morph) BMW 650 GS Dakar 2000 Suzuki GSX1300R Y Hayabusa KTM 520 SX
But reliable ... except they did not have the Hatton fight listed which is being shown before re cricket highlights (which are on later than advertised) on BBC2 tonight instead of Family Guy.
Blimey, you are useful after all! Thanks for the reminder. It's the only TV program I watch - if it wasn't for top gear I'd have taken the TV card out of my PC some time ago.
No problem, i know JC hates bikes, but Hammond is a biker & so is the one with the girly hair. -- 'nothing up top but a bucket & a mop & an illustrated book about birds' Nige Subaru WRX (54) Land Rover 101 GS/Ambi (Morph) BMW 650 GS Dakar 2000 Suzuki GSX1300R Y Hayabusa KTM 520 SX
On the smallest 125 on the road. -- 'nothing up top but a bucket & a mop & an illustrated book about birds' Nige Subaru WRX (54) Land Rover 101 GS/Ambi (Morph) BMW 650 GS Dakar 2000 Suzuki GSX1300R Y Hayabusa
To prove that his dislike of motorcycles remains fully intact despite having learnt how to ride one? Hardly a new concept for television if you substitute just about any other activity / thing for motorcycles.
Oh sure. I can't see him doing it either - more's the pity. Even if he did do it - and I reckon Mr Hammond could do the old emotional blackmail bit, to "persuade" JC to try, very well at the moment - I don't think Mr C would change his mind either. Shame as it'd probably make great comic television.
He rode a 916 round the Monaco GP circuit (just after they had set up the barriers, so I assume it counted as a private, closed road and he didn't need a licernce) for one of his programmes years ago. When I say 'rode' he kind of wobbled at about 2mph. He was, IIRC, quite complimentary about the Ducati, though... Dave
Yeah, I know what you mean. When I'm looking to watch a programme about cars, I'll only watch ones where at least 2/3 of the presenting team are bikers. Similarly, I only watch current affairs programmes where I know at least 75% of the presenters have demonstrated their skills on a unicycle.
In the Clarkson Hates Bikes article in BIKE last summer Hammond and May both said they didn't want to do any bike stuff on Topgear. They'd rather keep it as it is, about cars, and leave bikes as a more 'underground' hobby, or something along those lines. Moreover, Hammond said he wants no more mention of his crash on the programme, and rightly so. It would be rather sad and embaressing to milk it. The feature they did on it last night was thoroughly British, funny and moving, in places. Leave it there they should, hmmm.