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YOUR RESEARCHOT: Top Gear Segment of Richard Hammond's Return
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best motoring show...i think he's clarifying
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You said it was the best motoring show...I think he's clarifying that it's the best show regardless of genre
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It was cool to see how excited he was after the second run, I thought he was going to explode.
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For all you Top Gear fans!
Here's a video of Richard's return to Top Gear - he looks great - as part of the segment they show his warm-up runs and the crash that he survived. All I have to say is that he's one very very lucky man - worth a watch and typical of Top Gear funny as well.
http://www.funny-videos.co.uk/videor...dbigcrash.html
It's a great segment, really amazing. I was a little disappointed by the crash though, any garden variety top fuel dragster crash would put it to shame.
It was cool to see how excited he was after the second run, I thought he was going to explode.
So you could have said:
'I agree. In fact it is the best show on TV, period. Worth the trouble to download here in the states.'
Otherwise you appeared to disagree with it being the best motoring show on TV....
It's all in the semantics
Weird.
I have a mac, so if there was somthing on the site I apologize, my mac didn't see it or fall for the virus attempt.
Glad everyone enjoyed the video.
You use a file sharing process called BitTorrent. You need client software to use it. UTorrent software is the client software I use.
Look at
http://www.finalgear.com/
which has some guidance on what you need, although that site does not have the latest installment. A site which does is
http://www.mininova.org/
I had some difficulty with playback at first, but fixed that by downloading a codec to handle the video files finalgear provides. I don't know whether that is still a problem.
