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  • @jabawoky4349
    @jabawoky4349 2 months ago +302

    There's been many Top Gear presenters over the years but these 3 are far and away the best, their chemistry and humour is hilarious. Every show is packed with typical British humour, sarcasm, silly stunts & excellent A1 guests even if you have no interest in cars this is the most entertainment you can have in an hour..well, almost! Well worth watching.

    • @paulgee1355
      @paulgee1355 2 months ago +13

      The best and most enduring. They were there for so many years.

    • @ivanfernyhough3851
      @ivanfernyhough3851 2 months ago +6

      Nah,it was much better in the early days when the show was actually about cars and car reviews.this was just 3 big kids messing about.

    • @Claude-d6x
      @Claude-d6x 2 months ago +2

      I stopped watching Top gear because of these three nobs .

    • @grovoskigrovoski8681
      @grovoskigrovoski8681 2 months ago +13

      Yes, they are Knob heads, but they are funny knob heads.

    • @mcfcguvnors
      @mcfcguvnors 2 months ago

      An Oxford expert in language pointed out the original word was "Nipper" in te "Eeny Meeny " thing
      ignored by MSM at the time to sell the "N word"

  • @eno88
    @eno88 2 months ago +188

    Hell YES the show is worth watching. The old Top Gear and the newer Grand Tour is comedy gold.
    Clarkson isn't a dick, he's just sarcastic and brutally honest. This is a trio of GOATs here.

    • @Maugirl2
      @Maugirl2 2 months ago +4

      The best humour is always true :)

    • @BlinkyMet
      @BlinkyMet Month ago

      Grand Tour is awful compared to them on Top Gear

    • @yerfriendlyneighborhoodsco3337
      @yerfriendlyneighborhoodsco3337 Month ago

      @@BlinkyMet to be fair that's less shit talk of grand tour more praise of *dear lord old top gear was lightning in a bottle*

  • @johnfh
    @johnfh 2 months ago +39

    British humour at its best, I love it. And as a car enthusiast for over 50 years the focus - cars and humour - is right up my street!

  • @victoriatoulmin958
    @victoriatoulmin958 2 months ago +113

    I absolutely love Jeremy clarkson. Top gear was the hight of British tv

  • @danmayberry1185
    @danmayberry1185 2 months ago +167

    The most watched show .. in the world.

    • @starbase218
      @starbase218 2 months ago +2

      “This is the best show, PAUSE, in the world” ;)

  • @PiersDJackson
    @PiersDJackson 2 months ago +108

    The guest he accused of being homosexual, because he rode motorcycles, is the musician and former army captain, James Blunt, infamous for brutal and self-deprecating responses, particularly on twitter. Hence the comeback about the songs being about Clarkson, and Clarkson bursting into laughter.

    • @antonycharnock2993
      @antonycharnock2993 2 months ago +20

      He was also involved in one of those wars we haven't been in for 20/30 years. He carried his guitar on his tank. He's beautiful 😂😂

    • @bordersw1239
      @bordersw1239 2 months ago +11

      Also possibly stopped WW3.

    • @kingdodgearcane
      @kingdodgearcane 2 months ago +4

      Infamous? Maybe notorious?

    • @bustestlucloc4630
      @bustestlucloc4630 2 months ago +5

      @@kingdodgearcane So many people seem to fail to understand the meaning of the word.

  • @dockingtroll6801
    @dockingtroll6801 2 months ago +69

    You are wrong... Clarkson is not worried about complaints.....He is doing his best to invoke them... Thats what it really means to live in a free country with freedom of speech...

    • @cranberrysauce61
      @cranberrysauce61 2 months ago +3

      until they thought it was too much can canned him and then started to restrict what one can say online

    • @RasmusSommerNielsen
      @RasmusSommerNielsen 2 months ago +10

      @@cranberrysauce61 If you look into it, you find there was a lot more to it than just the punch, it seems BBC was kinda sad they allowed Topgear too much freedom and wanted to take more control of the program. And figured they could just replace Jeremy with someone easier to manage. They completely missed the point that the chemistry between them is 75% of the show.

    • @cranberrysauce61
      @cranberrysauce61 2 months ago +1

      @@RasmusSommerNielsen yeah, i followed the it at the time. the punch was just the final straw/an easy out for BBC to remove jeremy to get an easier controlled host. and yeah, after the 3 were no longer in top gear, top gear lost most of its charm.

    • @OnlyKaerius
      @OnlyKaerius 2 months ago +2

      They no longer have that in the UK.

    • @RedTygon
      @RedTygon Month ago +2

      Can't speak for everyone but I'd say freedom of speech is feeling a little strangled over here of late.

  • @HangKeirStarmerTheTraitor
    @HangKeirStarmerTheTraitor 2 months ago +33

    I think one of the best top gear moments was when we competed with the German show and the UK rocked into the competition in spitfire fighter planes 😂

  • @DarrenTurner-d2i
    @DarrenTurner-d2i 2 months ago +181

    It wouldn't be Clarkson if he didn't offend people so much, he's brilliant.

    • @Claude-d6x
      @Claude-d6x 2 months ago +1

      Rubbish . I stopped watching this crap because of those three .

    • @DarrenTurner-d2i
      @DarrenTurner-d2i 2 months ago +20

      @@Claude-d6x My heart bleeds for you. NOT.

    • @Claude-d6x
      @Claude-d6x 2 months ago

      @ well done mate and you don’t even know me . What’s it like having an I.Q. in single figures ?

    • @DarrenTurner-d2i
      @DarrenTurner-d2i 2 months ago +8

      @ Great thanks.

    • @Claude-d6x
      @Claude-d6x 2 months ago

      @ pleasure .😂

  • @Salfordian
    @Salfordian 2 months ago +48

    It also had under Clarkson, May & Hammond around 350 million worldwide viewers

  • @Steve-w5c
    @Steve-w5c 2 months ago +29

    We in Yorkshire are proud of Jeremy one of our favourite sons.

    • @thereader6667
      @thereader6667 2 months ago +1

      James May also grew up in Yorkshire

    • @FredScuttle456
      @FredScuttle456 2 months ago

      I want Jezza as the next PM.
      Hamster for the interviews 'cos he's cute.
      Captain to do all the actual work.
      The Stig as Speaker in the commons. And on that bombshell...

  • @pauldurkee4764
    @pauldurkee4764 2 months ago +35

    Joel, don't take Clarkson too seriously, its humour and publicly all rolled into one, the best publicity you can get is from insulting everyone and they think its real, the outrage goes all round the world.😂

  • @iCBA2025
    @iCBA2025 2 months ago +5

    Theres a few iconic clips to check out:
    - reliant robbin
    - alabama escape challenge
    - limo challenge
    - supermarket sweep challenge

  • @petertummon7581
    @petertummon7581 2 months ago +14

    The catch a ** by the toe, wasnt even in the program. As far as I remember. That was from the cutting room floor. It was Jeremy who said they couldn't use the clip. If I'm remembering correctly.

  • @brigidsingleton1596
    @brigidsingleton1596 2 months ago +20

    I like 'Top Gear' and wish it was still a thing.
    I have never watched it since Clarkson, Hammond and May left the show.
    I did watch some of 'The Grand Tour', but only via YT, because I don't have Amazon Prime.
    I have little patience with prudes who become so easily offended by Jezza's comments, or Richard Hammond's, or James May's.

  • @recklessrogue9027
    @recklessrogue9027 2 months ago +3

    Definitley worth checking out! Too many funny moments to count no matter how many compilations you watch.

  • @naycnay
    @naycnay 2 months ago +1

    There are a bunch of variations, but popular in the British/Australian/American world from a time people alive today can remember (like Clarkson, which he sang/muttered):
    Eeny meeny miny moe,
    catch a by the toe,
    when he squeals, let him go, (when or if)
    eeny meeny miny moe.

  • @suzypayne-clark906
    @suzypayne-clark906 2 months ago +14

    One of the best shows ever !

  • @lateefpou2986
    @lateefpou2986 2 months ago +14

    Ok im African American 53 and a veteran. I have watched every episode of top gear at least 10 times. Lmfao yes Jeremy does say some offensive things but he can also take a joke and I think the reason why he said Africa was Full Of Orcs was because they did a few series there and found out how strong the African people physically are you truly was astonished

    • @dahen7517
      @dahen7517 2 months ago +4

      I think you may have mixed up "Orcs" with "Ox" as in Oxen, livestock. 😂

  • @geoffreywheatley7711
    @geoffreywheatley7711 2 months ago +10

    Top Gear was at its best with Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, it was one of the most popular TV shows in the world, and when they fired Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May refuse to stay, And then with the new hosts the ratings plummeted, they even tried to get Clarkson back again but it was too late, the TV show worked so well because of the chemistry between the 3 hosts and Jeremy Clarkson‘s unfiltered commentary, that is why it was so popular.

    • @saladspinner3200
      @saladspinner3200 2 months ago +1

      They tried to get back?? The BBC really got some nerves...

    • @menninkainen8830
      @menninkainen8830 21 day ago

      Replaced three of the greatest with three of the absolutely most bore.

  • @GuidoBatt
    @GuidoBatt 2 months ago +5

    I'm Italian, and even I know the story about that lullaby. After "EEny Meeny Myny Moo" it goes something like "Catch the N by the toe". It's kids deciding who goes seeking while the others hide.

  • @ankhayratv
    @ankhayratv 2 months ago +9

    Jeremy often said "... in the world".
    Actually, there is a "Jeremy Clarkson "In the World" Compilation" on RUclips.

  • @harbourwoodlandvisitor2445

    Coronation Street holds the Guinness World Record for being the world's longest-running television soap opera, having celebrated its 60th anniversary in December 2020. so far is has 65 seasons and it all began in the 1960s.

    • @Julian-q7x
      @Julian-q7x 2 months ago

      Coro doesn't have seasons...it's on 3 times a week, year round.

  • @joshcrawford4076
    @joshcrawford4076 2 months ago +12

    Personally I love Clarkson, he's brilliant! I don't understand why people don't or won't like him.

    • @marks-0-0
      @marks-0-0 2 months ago +3

      Because alot of people are snowflakes and others who arent are too afraid to speak their mind

  • @eno88
    @eno88 2 months ago +17

    Ah, my Top Gear content binge continues.

  • @CHRISTOPHERJOHNMILES
    @CHRISTOPHERJOHNMILES 2 months ago +2

    Re long running TV programmes - The Sky at Night is a documentary television programme on astronomy produced by the BBC. The show had the same permanent presenter, Sir Patrick Moore, from its first monthly broadcast on 24 April 1957 until 7 January 2013. The latter date was a posthumous broadcast, following Moore's death on 9 December 2012. This made it the longest-running programme with the same presenter in television history. Beginning with the 3 February 2013 edition, the show was co-presented by Lucie Green and Chris Lintott. Since December 2013 Maggie Aderin-Pocock has also been a presenter. In April 2023, Dr George Dransfield joined the show as a presenter.

  • @YorkshireAdventurer76
    @YorkshireAdventurer76 2 months ago +14

    33 seasons is just this incarnation of it, the original version ran from 1977 to 2001

    • @RasmusSommerNielsen
      @RasmusSommerNielsen 2 months ago

      But the pre-Jeremy was just another run of the mill car show. He took it and made it into an entertainment show with cars.

    • @YorkshireAdventurer76
      @YorkshireAdventurer76 2 months ago

      @RasmusSommerNielsen Jeremy was also in some of the original episodes of Top Gear (pre 2002) and James May appeared on it in 1999 ruclips.net/video/YIl6sSg0pMY/video.htmlsi=P_TxCO3xehH2xEuC

  • @bernardmcmahon351
    @bernardmcmahon351 2 months ago +1

    I’m not a car buff, but these guys are unbelievably funny with special chemistry, just can’t explain it, it’s just there

  • @eileencritchley4630
    @eileencritchley4630 2 months ago +1

    Complete Petrol head here and I have to say Top Gear with Clarkson, Hammond and May is just classic.

  • @lukecarruthers
    @lukecarruthers Month ago

    Love this 😁 The bit with Jeremy driving the lorry, "change gear, check your mirrors, murder a prostitute, change gear, change gear, murder..." has me rolling 😂every time. It's a very dark and pretty niche joke though for an internatinally sold show! Its a reference to Peter Sutcliffe who worked driving lorries and was an English serial killer during the 1970s 😬

  • @Angrybear187
    @Angrybear187 2 months ago +28

    To be fair to Clarkson, he is offensive to everyone, regardless of background… 😂

    • @martinarscott3524
      @martinarscott3524 2 months ago +9

      exactly, I once heard the phrase 'I'm not racist, I hate everyone equally', that's Jeremy (and to be fair probably me too lol)

    • @StuartH2709
      @StuartH2709 2 months ago +4

      I also remember when he once said "I've got nothing against homosexuals, I particularly like the lesbian sort" 😂😂

    • @anushkasekkingstad1300
      @anushkasekkingstad1300 2 months ago +1

      I’ve never found Clarkson to be offended. Taking offence isn’t a legitimate criticism.

    • @gregraines1599
      @gregraines1599 2 months ago

      Like Southpark.

    • @anushkasekkingstad1300
      @anushkasekkingstad1300 2 months ago

      @@gregraines1599 Exactly as expected, a moronic comment from a deeply ignorant U.S. American

  • @jamesdignanmusic2765
    @jamesdignanmusic2765 2 months ago

    "something something something... in the world" is a catchphrase of the show. Informative and hilarious - the nearest US show in style would be something like Mythbusters. Well worth watching, especially the overseas specials and their attempts to turn a car into something it shouldn't be (from a yacht to a space shuttle). A personal highlight is Jeremy's weird descriptions of The Stig. And on that bombshell...

  • @mattwoodford1820
    @mattwoodford1820 2 months ago +3

    Offensive comments was what they did and, to avoid discrimination, they have covered pretty much everything, much like Trey Parker and Matt Stone did with South Park. Clarkson's contract at Top Gear was not renewed after the first cuffs incident. Instead Amazon offered the trio way more money to produce a new show called "The Grand Tour" which was a huge success. Top Gear, however, died after the 3 of them left

  • @riddhimanhazarika4066

    Love these guys from when I was a kid...

  • @162tsb7
    @162tsb7 2 months ago +1

    Jeremy Clarkson was never prejudiced he took the piss out of everything. He lost his accent but he never lost his Yorkshire. You can joke about everything or you can't joke about anything. Simple.

  • @TheOystei
    @TheOystei 2 months ago +1

    the tabloid thing is actually a unreleased clip iirc, and is a old british nursery rhyme that includes the N word, that as you heard, he slurred his words to not say, and they still made a big deal out of it.
    According to clarksson he had never heard the term slope as a derogatory term before that episode aired, so it's very possible that he meant no offense there either.

  • @stevedrake1965
    @stevedrake1965 2 months ago +5

    You should watch Clarkson's Farm. it's brilliant

  • @R3ED3R
    @R3ED3R 2 months ago +4

    I have seen every episode of top gear (until these 3 left it) multiple times then I watched every episode of the grand tour and ever episode of Clarkson's farm... You don't even need to have an interest in cars to enjoy it! It's just quality entertainment every time. 100% should watch all 3 of those if you can. or at least do the specials.

  • @SubjectRandom21
    @SubjectRandom21 2 months ago +1

    The word "slope" was NOT used in a derogative term but to indicate the slant or decline of the bridge.

  • @edwardwoodstock
    @edwardwoodstock 2 months ago +1

    Joel I love the fact you understand european humour. Well done x

  • @colinbirks5403
    @colinbirks5403 2 months ago +3

    If they get complaints, it means people are watching. Success.

  • @tomharvey4538
    @tomharvey4538 2 months ago +4

    Won’t be subbed to any US accounts for a while. Best of luck young man, I think you’re going to need it.

  • @palantir135
    @palantir135 2 months ago +2

    The Sky at night is the longest being broadcasted tv show.

  • @thedragonblade9713
    @thedragonblade9713 18 days ago

    as this is a smaller channel I wanted to give small corrections here which might be of interest.
    top gear has 41 seasons total i believe (5 under the first iteration) 23 under the second (hosted by Jeremy) and then the last two iterations where the full team switched both times.
    next yes the reason top gear as the international community knows it came to a close because after being kept up late for a shoot Jeremy got drunk and punched a producer repeatedly in anger because the hotel they was in was no longer serving food and the chef had gone home. (long after this incident and him voluntarily resigning from the BBC he confessed that the end of top gear was inevitable as he broke during that filming as he was working on the show constantly for 2 decades at that point and during that time [3 years prior i think] his mother died and basically had no time to greave while working on the show which eventually overwhelmed him) [for any extra commenters not condoning what he did or that condoning either set of reasons given for it happening]
    the third yeah it is one of the longest running shows in the world i think it is world wide in 2023 the 5th longest running show in the world only being topped by a couple of Japanese cartoons which have been going on since ww2 with no alteration. and shows like DR Who.

  • @evoxmania
    @evoxmania 2 months ago

    as somebody who watched top gear since season 1 ep 1, you can have a go at it... its what motoring journalism at its peak looks like... the original was clarkson, hammond and some other bloke which got replaced by james may a little later in season 2 iirc.... its all crazy entertaining until its season 20ish where the trio no longer present it but went to amazon to create the grand tour for 5 season.... tbh, i would still watch them just because of their chemistry in presenting...

  • @stylesforever1297
    @stylesforever1297 2 months ago

    Oh you will absolutely love this show ! It’s hilarious. They’re all absolutely mental.

  • @FredScuttle456
    @FredScuttle456 2 months ago

    Clarkson mocking Americans is like Seth Macfarlane mocking the Brits: British teeth, Stewie's accent, the London Sillynannies football team.
    All in good faith, with elements of truth.

  • @SimbianMinistry
    @SimbianMinistry Month ago

    0:23 - That still isn't the longest running UK TV show...
    'The Sky at Night'... a factual astronomy show on the BBC ran monthly from 1957 until 2023, and is still running today, though not as regularly - and astonishingly had the same presenter - Sir Patrick Moore - From it's first show, in April 1957, right up until he died in late 2012, he only missed one show in almost 56 years (in 2004) because he had food poisoning. He presented more than 700 episodes.

  • @johnrussell2570
    @johnrussell2570 2 months ago +1

    The reality is, most people (especially Brits) think Clarkson is a national treasure. It's just the sensitive types that don't like him.

  • @David-yz3uo
    @David-yz3uo 2 months ago +1

    You should watch the two history documentary that Clarkson wrote and presented one about the Victoria Cross winner and the other about the Greatest British wartime raid of WW 2. If you haven't already.

  • @adastrawill
    @adastrawill Month ago

    The only thing anyone who isn't British needs to understand about Jeremy is this; He has no filter and doesn't care because he's honest. Thats just how he's always been.

  • @kevinfairclough4619
    @kevinfairclough4619 2 months ago

    One of his catchphrases is to say “the most [insert anything]…(pause for dramatic effect) In the World!

  • @lizzy3332
    @lizzy3332 13 days ago

    33 seasons is quite a lot, but there is another show called "Have I Got News For You" thats now on season 69

  • @colinmiddleton2941
    @colinmiddleton2941 2 months ago +1

    I was taught 50 years ago in Australia the Eenie meenie miney moe with the ‘N’ word in it when I was a kid.

  • @stevepage5813
    @stevepage5813 2 months ago

    "In the World," is one of Jeremy's catch phrases which he sometimes tags on to the end of sentences.

  • @rajdattani1507
    @rajdattani1507 Month ago

    “In the world” is one of Clarksons famous sayings, that’s why it’s used in the titles

  • @dyslexicLLM
    @dyslexicLLM 2 months ago

    I think the rude jokes adds to the masculine gearhead theme.
    It's like banter among friends.

  • @jduck1979
    @jduck1979 2 months ago

    The history of Top Gear stretches right back to the 1970's whem it started as a sensible motoring magazine show by one of the BBC's regional studios. In the 1980's it became a week day evening TV staple (think it was 8:30pm Thursdays?) with presenters including William Woolard and Chris Goffey.
    Clarkson joined around 1988 while moonlighting from his job writing a column for Performance Car magazine, think it was a Rolls Royce he made his first appearance. But first I can remember is a test he did of the Mitsubishi Sigma, a Japanese executive car that shared technology with the later Mitsubishi 3000GT.
    By the end of the 1990's the presenting team had a bunch including Jeremy Clarkson, Quentin Wilson, Vicki Butler-Henderson, Tiff Needell and Steve Berry (the motorbike reviews guy). At which point Clarkson left, and the show started dying on it's a**.
    There was also a spin-off called "Top Gear MotorSport" which looked at various forms of motor racing (there's a clip of it with Tiff Needell doing a segment on DTM, aka German Touring Cars).
    While around November time there was a spin-off called "Top Gear Rally Report" to cover the Lombard RAC Rally / Network Q RAC Rally (see "VHS Rallies" channel).
    Original version of Top Gear then got canned by the BBC and kind of reborn as "Fifth Gear" on Channel 5, with Tiff Needell and Vicki Butler-Henderson (and others)..... with Clarkson doing a variety of his own shows away from Top Gear such as "Jeremy Clarkson's Motorworld", "Jeremy Clarkson's Extreme Machines" & "Clarkson Meets the Neighbours" (last one available to watch on the "Fifth Gear" RUclips channel as they were both made by the same production company).
    Top Gear was then reborn in 2001 in the format familiar in this video of offensive clips with Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond + some fat guy named Jason (replaced by James May from Season 2). This survived for 22 Seasons from 2001 to 2015 when Jeremy Clarkson had the incident with the Producer.
    The producer sounded like a bit of a problem employee as he made a hash of the food arrangements at the hotel which resulted in Jeremy getting "Hangry", and was also apparently the same clown who was responsible for getting them attacked in Argentina during the ill-fated "Patagonia Special".
    Seasons 1 to 5 aren't available to purchase from the iTunes store in the UK, but Seasons 6 to 22 are, as well as the "flop gear" seasons when the BBC tried continuing the show with new presenters.
    It is definately a show worth watching, as it features a mix of cars with excellent camera work.
    Particular highlights include the "Vietnam Special" (only available in Standard Definition) with stunning scenery mixed with the usual Hijinks.
    The Bolivia Special is also good (and shot in HD), there's a particular scene on the river at the start I like to use to show off the picture quality on my HD TV. There's also the "India Special" + "Middle East Special" + "USA Supercar Road Trip".
    In more regular episodes there's Season 12 Episode 2 with the adventure from San Francisco to the Bonneville Salt Flats, and Episode 6 from the same season with the Ford Fiesta test.
    I also recommend Season 16 Episode 5 with the "Snowbine Harvester" (turning a combine harvester into a snowplough), and Season 11 Episode 4 with the race across Japan with the Nissan GT-R.

  • @syx3s
    @syx3s 2 months ago

    the hammond, may, and clarkson era is definitely worth watching.

  • @WretchDog
    @WretchDog 2 months ago

    I loved when they would read out the complain letters and double down on them

  • @Woofwoofmadafaka
    @Woofwoofmadafaka Month ago

    Most Offensive in the World? Man I should invite bill burr in here this type of youtube reaction is the best case for jokes

  • @robin1987100
    @robin1987100 2 months ago

    "the most *something something* (long pause) in the world" The man says that, a lot.

  • @markcutting6504
    @markcutting6504 2 months ago +4

    Hi jps.clarksons a marmite kind of bloke.love him or hate him but he did 2 brilliant documentaries for the bbc.the fact they are both true war story's,is even better.they're an hour long,so you might want to watch them on your own & not as a reaction.
    History of the Victoria cross
    Greatest raid of all
    There are lots of short videos of the-star in a reasonably priced car.celebs race round an actual race track in a small saloon & their times go on a leaderboard.
    Guests have been formula 1 drivers-lewis Hamilton & jenson button.& 1 memorable show had Cameron Diaz & tom cruise together.they had to stop Clarkson from drooling😁

  • @simonoakley5102
    @simonoakley5102 2 months ago

    Theres at least 5 offensive clips in every single episode lol

  • @x_hibernia
    @x_hibernia 2 months ago

    And on that bomb shell, it's a dig over ww2 at the end of every episode for 33 season's.

  • @grahamtyler5382
    @grahamtyler5382 2 months ago

    One of Jeremy Clarkson's catchphrases is "The most [insert item here] ... (long pause) in the world!".

  • @TheLiamis
    @TheLiamis 12 days ago

    Nobody was off the list with these 3. They ripped in to everyone equally.

  • @streaky81
    @streaky81 2 months ago

    On most seasons I was looking at Martin Sheen's imdb the other day - he has a credit for a tv show from 1956 to 2010 (he wasn't in it that whole time but either he's referenced or made guest appearances or some such) - this show had 54 seasons (I think at one season per year) and 13000 episodes.

  • @StuartH2709
    @StuartH2709 2 months ago +1

    Top Gear "started" in 2003. May joined shortly afterwards.
    Clarkson did indeed get "sacked" for punching a producer (there was no hot meal after filming 😂). Technically his contract wasn't renewed so wasn't sacked as such..

  • @Thunderer0872
    @Thunderer0872 2 months ago

    This format of the show was late 1990s before that it was straight laced car review show or motoring news magazine style looking at the latest new cars or a look at a sport/racing car that resembled a street car like in Rally cars or Touring cars from the UK or world championships.
    Clarkson came in the mid 1980s and was more serious with a hint of sarcasm but nothing like you have in these clips of the later years. Nothing like flipping off an American copper, saying that Truck drivers like to harm to women of the night or "Bored, bored, bored!" when tightening nuts on something.

  • @jinglejanglejingle7482
    @jinglejanglejingle7482 2 months ago +1

    Yeah, definitely worth watching but only the ones with Clarkson, May and Hammond

  • @Add1ct666
    @Add1ct666 2 months ago +2

    Eeny meeny miny mo - Americans say "catch a tiger by the toe", in Britain it's "catch a n-word by the toe". That's what the paper was referring to, but he didn't say it, he mumbled the words so as not to offend.

  • @DavidJohnson-rj8zu
    @DavidJohnson-rj8zu Month ago +1

    The eney-meny thing was, to put the record straight, the thing that was said by children in the school playground back in the 1940s and 50s I probably said it as well then, it is not acceptable to-day quit rightly, If you were to choice other children for team that was how you discounted those you didn't want in your team, the make up of children then in those days were all Caucasian Anglo-Saxon so no one to take offence, I dont know what they would say these days, but it certainly would have to be user friendly.🧐

  • @jimbrown5552
    @jimbrown5552 3 days ago

    Watching from Ireland 🇮🇪

  • @johnm8224
    @johnm8224 2 months ago +8

    Don't bother with Gavin and Stacey, it's crap.

  • @alwynemcintyre2184
    @alwynemcintyre2184 13 days ago

    The "N" word thing is actually a nursery rhyme that was said to children, in a lot of Commonwealth countries. The n word wasn't seen as a derogetory or rascist word, until we started picking up Americanisms in our language.

  • @iso20022.MoonCommander

    Top Gear was the best show of all time!!! you need to watch all the episodes with these 3 legends

  • @davidstringer4474
    @davidstringer4474 Month ago

    These three are the best, better than the has-beens that finished the show off.

  • @stevesoutar3405
    @stevesoutar3405 2 months ago +5

    That scene where they got pulled in the desert, in the middle of nowhere, for speeding - with almost no-one else for miles around apart from one cop car - i think the next time Top Gear wanted to apply for work visas in the USA they had real trouble getting their next application approved

    • @antonycharnock2993
      @antonycharnock2993 2 months ago +1

      These clips didn't include the best one where Richard Hammond drove a car with pink letters down the side that said NASCAR is gay whilst driving through the southern states. Obviously (to most people) its all scripted for show like WWE.

  • @gammondinosaur3411
    @gammondinosaur3411 2 months ago

    If you can find this episode, it's hilarious. "Alabama escape challenge".

  • @G_GC_Straya_Smashin_it

    I grew up wth this epic series 😂😂 I loved it 🇦🇺✌️

  • @chrisbamber2762
    @chrisbamber2762 2 months ago

    In total top gear ran for 44 years clarkson took over after a reformat in 2002 originally it was purely a factual show reviewing cars that people were actually likely to be able to buy the original format had 45 seasons it was one of the longest running british shows but not the longest,panarama a current affairs show has been on air for 72 years (if you include yearly events that are broadcast then the lord mayors show has been shown for 80 years)

  • @azi6477
    @azi6477 2 months ago

    Top gear is the opposite of youtube where anything possible offended is blurred out, or beeped away. No filter, that is why people loved Topgear with this trio so much. That shows how stupid RUclips restrictions are.

  • @jeffree9015
    @jeffree9015 2 months ago

    Would definitely be worth watching all of the Top Hear specials at least.

  • @LukeHolman-k3k
    @LukeHolman-k3k 2 months ago

    At its peak apparently 350 million people around the world watched clarckson, may and Hammond every week lol. Yes it’s worth watching

  • @anushkasekkingstad1300
    @anushkasekkingstad1300 2 months ago +2

    My wife and I found nothing offensive in this clip. People being offended is entirely their problem and is of no interest to those of us living in the free world.

  • @p4rls961
    @p4rls961 2 months ago +3

    ah top gear - my disliking of americans is because of watching top gear as a kid

  • @alexmashkin863
    @alexmashkin863 2 months ago

    That was a golden Top Gear era, the only one worth watching :-)

  • @paulharland2238
    @paulharland2238 2 months ago

    The best top gear trio in the world!

  • @rosevfx
    @rosevfx 2 months ago

    It's not offensive, it's hilarious.

  • @robhyden8384
    @robhyden8384 2 months ago

    You missed out, holy Mary mother of violence. 1 of Jeremy's best😅

  • @BomberFletch31
    @BomberFletch31 2 months ago

    Love Clarkson. Always tells it like it is, and doesn't care who it offends. That's what I love about him.

  • @mcfcguvnors
    @mcfcguvnors 2 months ago +2

    James Blunt , King of Twitter replies

  • @JamesRogers-vs4vb
    @JamesRogers-vs4vb 2 months ago +1

    If you think that's bad you really don't know the british very well 😂😂😂that was very light

  • @stirlingmoss4621
    @stirlingmoss4621 2 months ago +1

    Top Gear is well worth watching

  • @Enhancedlies
    @Enhancedlies 2 months ago

    The story of Clarkson punching one of the producers is a far more complicated and tangled story than most know...And I'd say he wasn't entirely in the wrong, in my eyes haha

  • @theblackwidowchronicles
    @theblackwidowchronicles 2 months ago +1

    Clarkson created himself and the team an 'out' because the BBC didn't want to pay their astronomical pay but Amazon were offering $100m for 3 seasons of a new show for the 3 of them which became The Grand Tour

  • @clarebearr5357
    @clarebearr5357 2 days ago

    In the bit in the lorry talking about changing gear and murdering prostitutes…He’s talking about the Suffolk strangler who killed a bunch of sex workers near Ipswich

  • @EmulsionTime
    @EmulsionTime 2 months ago

    I never noticed how Karl-like his face is until he cut his hair short...

  • @scs-secondchancestudios4330

    Home and away is the eternal show.