Top Gear Series 14

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Last nights episode for me ended a bad start to the season, watching James fly the airship caravan had me in stitches. We do also know that there must be another episode with an airship because they filmed the race and it was in the news as Clarkson was on a train and James crashed into a field and missed his landing site where people had been waiting all day :shifty:

If the series continues with episodes last night, which also had me chuckling when the kit car was shown then I'll be a lot happier, looking forward to seeing them in South America too which I heard a little about when I was at Top Gear Live at Earls Court earlier this month along with the MPH show :)

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I wish I could afford a Lancia :( . I remember playing Sega Rally Championship for hours just so that I could race the Lancia Delta HF Integrale :cry: .

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Hard to read due to improper formatting, but is he saying BBC had the car, Broke it and gave it back? ALTHOUGH they fixed it to do a lap? :s

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Really liked last nights episode. About 1,000 times better than last weeks, though Chris Evans was a bit annoying.. if only they'd had Eric Bana as the driver in this weeks show, it'd have been perfect!

The lengthy Lancia feature felt reasonably well researched, genuinely heart-felt from Clarkson and Hammond.. and it was all so beautifully shot, it was a joy to watch! More episodes like this please fellas! :)

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Jeebus, I'm not reading that, does that guy know how to structure something. That's the worst thing I have ever tried to read.

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That driving in the tunnel was so sketchy, how it landed back on its wheels was amazing. It reminded me of Hamster's Scandinavian flick in an earlier series.

Ross Kemp isn't a particularly great actor but when he does random appearances like this and makes fun of himself (Extras), he is brilliant.

@Orange, i noticed her, i forgot what was said in the news.

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