The new series of Top Gear is here. It was shown yesterday on BBC2 and looks set to be the most outrageous season so far.
The first episode was a little disappointing. We had Jeremy Clarkson reviewing the new Porsche 911 Carrera S. Well he had some bias but I think he is wrong to say Porsche built the exact same car as the old one. Is he blind?
Jeremy Clarkson finally eats his hair in this episode. His hair was prepared by none other than celebrity chef, Anthony Worrall Thompson who conjures up a 'hair omelette'.
There would be a Restoration rip-off with the first episode dedicated to highlight the first option - James Dean's Lotus which could have saved his life (if it was delivered on time). For the next five weeks - Top Gear would be looking at a different car that the viewers would be able to vote for it to be saved and restored.
We have Bill Bailey, the old rocker and comedian whom I am sure many Malaysians reading this would not know about - but anyway, he is the star of the reasonable priced car.
Another destruction was featured this week - but no this time it does not involve old Volvos or caravans. Instead they tried to see how many bouncing castles an ice cream truck could jump over.
The supposed highlight of this episode was the head on test between an ugly Vauxhall Monaro VXR, the fat Chrysler 300c and the Jaguar S type R done on the beach at Wales. The winner was the Vauxhall which costs more than £30k. Yeah, spend £30k on a car that looks like a Japanese car stuck in the early 1990s.
I have some vid caps of my DVB recording of the show. When I have time to pull them together I will update this post with the screenshots.
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