Summary
Richard Hammond presents many of the greatest and boldest endeavours from the show in all their splendour.
Richard Hammond presents many of the greatest and boldest endeavours from the show in all their splendour.
There are unlikely to be exploits here you haven’t seen before – probably more than once – but the repackaged low-lights are still worth a look. I had forgotten how anarchic Top Gear became, doing things on camera that would surely have failed any risk assessment form not filled out at a pub.
There’s the time they created a train formed of caravans pulled by an Audi, until the rearmost carriage was hit by a locomotive going the other way. And there was the havoc they wreaked on the streets of Oxford when their home-made electric car called Geoff needed recharging. Amuse yourself by wondering which mishaps were genuine and which were set-ups.
Top Gear: Ambitious but Rubbish
There are unlikely to be exploits here you haven’t seen before – probably more than once – but the repackaged low-lights are still worth a look. I had forgotten how anarchic Top Gear became, doing things on camera that would surely have failed any risk assessment form not filled out at a pub.
There’s the time they created a train formed of caravans pulled by an Audi, until the rearmost carriage was hit by a locomotive going the other way. And there was the havoc they wreaked on the streets of Oxford when their home-made electric car called Geoff needed recharging. Amuse yourself by wondering which mishaps were genuine and which were set-ups.