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It was pretty well put together....though the same shot of the Red '10 GT3 going through the one turn with the tail out got old about 1/2 way through the show. I suppose they needed some filler though.
It was interesting to watch, likely give it another viewing this evening.
Andy
If they needed "filler" they could have show a couple more "stations", orused some more clips from the new museum, or track time at Weissach or the 'Ring, or even walked into the reception hall to show folks taking factory delivery, or the "special wishes" section they only briefly alluded to, or any of a jillion other things.
Still, it was excellent from start to finish. Although I now have my personal DVD of this program, I won't mind buying thier version to see if there is a "Directors cut" minus the commercials. Although even the commercials were entertaining... the first couple of times.
And a Mexico Blue GT3 at full song is always magic to the eyes.
I DVR'ed it last night. Along with about seven Top Gear episodes on BBC America from the last week when I was out of town. Guess I have a lot of TV to catch up on this weekend.
Great show. Loved every minute of it. Anyone noticed that Walter R was driving the red GT3 in the track clips?
Very cool automated robots that transport the parts to assembly areas and transport the finished motors back to the drive train assembly area. I'm so impressed at the cleanliness of the factory. If you see some clips of US car factories (at least some of the GM plants), it's no where near as clean or well lit. Just some interesting differences I noted.
LOL - ok I dont actually have tapes.... But I dont get manyTV channels..
We cut the cable to save a few bucks but still have a blue ray and PS3 so we can play and watch movies.
The TV over the airwaves is amazing picture quality, even better than I was paying for - trouble is I get about 10 channels and none of the national ones
My DVR darn well better have recorded that. I have a Porsche key word recording so it should have picked it up. It records everything with Porsche in the title or description.
The clip is only 4 minutes of the 45 minute show. The DVD is not yet available from National Geographic since this particular episode is brand new.
But the item I was bringing to folks attention was the TV schedule showing that it's playing again soon.
Perhaps the DVD will be available from NatGeoTV by Christmas.
I went to a friends house and he recorded it for me on DVD while we watched.
The ferrari episode was excellent... I saw that one before Comcast took away all of our channels, put them in a box and caused us to dump their service and watch tv on the internet.
On a previous "Ultimate Factories" show, they had a similar tour of a Camaro factory in Canada. What I took away from watching that show and the Porsche factory show was how similar the 2 factories were. The manufacturing process for building cars on an assembly line is pretty much the same regardless if it is a VW Golf or a Porsche 911.
im wanna of the last guys with a jvc digital vhs deck and i was able to make a perfect digital high definition copy(without commercials)for my library.i believe when nat geo offers this on dvd,it wont be a blu-ray disc witch is to bad because in high def this is the bomb!
Watched an downloaded! Nice episode.
It was good to compare this footage to the version put together by the History Channel when the 993 was in production - things have certainly come a long way!
Great show. The narration was a little repetitive and annoying, but I really enjoyed watchiing the process of building a Porsche. Burned it to DVD for my collection, too.
Bob
