Pandas, car chases and Ryan Reynolds: all the discussion from Sunday’s show

come on boys and girls, Top Gear appeals to millions because it does not follow the golden rule, cars can be destroyed. and some times it good to see cars destroyed.
like Reliant Robins, Morris Marinas and so on.
if you don’t like an Top Gear espiode, probaldy 20 people will.
it just liked the star in a resonably priced car, it make the show.
we tried a straight car show. it did not work as no-one watched the old Top Gear.
and judging by the rating, no one like Fifth Gear with is based on the old Top Gear.
so if your angry about an espiode, remember some- one else will loved it.

I felt this episode was a real disappointment.
The two first episodes of the season was great,
but the stupid mockumentary-crap with the chase-scene was just sad.
It wasn’t any bit funny, RH and JC are bad actors,don’t make them act like that again please. It was far too easy to tell it was all scripted and faked.

We want car reviews, great trips and races. That’s it.

honestly guys you cant love top gear one week and think its the greatest show on earth then complain the next week saying it is terrible get a grip people you either like it or you dont if you were a loyal fan you would stick by them regardless as we know not everything is perfect all the time.

@ blah

Being a fan doesn’t mean one should discard one’s critical faculties.

It would be insincere to praise a really good episode if one were not equally prepared to criticise a poor one. Criticism is not some kind of disloyalty.

I didn’t think it could get any worse…it did.

Top Gear at it’s best, 10 out of 10 guys. I feel Series 18 is getting back to the old magic again, things don’t seem quite as rushed and not so slap stick cheap. Maybe the longer gaps between the Series is allowing more time to produce better quality entertainment. The presenters seem to be more relaxed and genuinely enjoying the filming again.
The news section this week showed that magic chemistry between them at its best, SIARPC was a great interview and although you knew the Sweeny film would go wrong you were never quite sure when or how, and that, for me, is the essence of the brilliance of this weeks show. Yes, things are scripted, yes they act up to the camera, yes things will go wrong but it was done in a believable way and that’s the difference between success and failure. It’s that hint of reality that makes all the difference. JC seems to be allowing a little more air time for James & Richard and isn’t dominating them too much. Brilliant balance, keep up the good work and I’m glad you’ve found your way again. Back in Series 14 it was starting to go a bit wrong.

All of you complaining prats sound like fair-weather fans: you love the team when it wins but abandon it when it struggles. You’re useless and Top Gear does not cater to you which is why it’s been around for so long. And that’s good for the rest of us.

I only wish I didn’t live in America so I could have access to some of these amazing cars. I would love to have a Fiat Panda, I agree with James as it is a great car, and amazingly fun to drive.

My brother recommended I may like this website. He was once entirely right. This post actually made my day. You can not believe just how so much time I had spent for this info! Thank you!