Just popped up on my Prime app. Starting it now!
Just popped up on my Prime app. Starting it now!
Cool!
Thanks for the heads up, Amazon wasn't even admitting the existance of S4 until I dropped down the 'Season' menu.
Talk about MFB being a fantastic off-roader . How cheap do they get in 5 years?
I loved watching the front suspension of the Caterham articulate all over the place.
it wasn't out at lunch for me. Regional thing?
Can't believe that Indiana and Illinois would be in separate release regions. Search for "A Massive Hunt".
It was entertaining. Nothing special though. Same old schtick, but cool to see cars being used not as intended.
mtn (Forum Supporter) said:It was entertaining. Nothing special though. Same old schtick, but cool to see cars being used not as intended.
Perhaps an even less than same old shtick. Felt that the mud puddles and the rock crawling were interesting for about 60 seconds less time than the producers did.
mtn (Forum Supporter) said:Can't believe that Indiana and Illinois would be in separate release regions. Search for "A Massive Hunt".
It was entertaining. Nothing special though. Same old schtick, but cool to see cars being used not as intended.
No, I saw the ad and trailer, no episode. That's OK, I've already watched all 3 expanse episodes so I'm good.
EDIT: IT's showing on the work computer. I wonder if it's an issue with the firestick? No idea.
In reply to bobzilla :
I found it on prime and all it would play was the trailer. I had to do some digging to find the actual show. I watched about half last night before turning in. Entertaining. That new bridge/highway they were on is amazing. Until that was built the most expensive road/mile was the stretch just south of me on I15 through the Virgin River Gorge.
Haven't seen it yet, but I assume it's not as good as it used to be because Top Gear was never as good as it used to be, ever. According to car guys on the internet, Top Gear must have peaked in the first 30s of the first episode and went downhill from there.
I'm looking forward to it.
Keith Tanner said:Haven't seen it yet, but I assume it's not as good as it used to be because Top Gear was never as good as it used to be, ever. According to car guys on the internet, Top Gear must have peaked in the first 30s of the first episode and went downhill from there.
I'm looking forward to it.
Its definitely entertaining. I'll watch it again. Not sure where it is in the rankings, other than not in my top 10 list (either program). But some of it is because nothing is new anymore. You know exactly what is going to happen just about every step of the way. And thats ok; I re-watch movies and tv shows all the time.
And FWIW, at least 2 episodes of the current show are in my top 10.
I was worried when it started that they had really lost their mojo. It then became really fun and amazingly beautiful. Cannot believe what they put those cars through. That caterham was unreal. Clarkson beat the tar out of that bently and it just came back for more. I wonder how hammond fried the clutch on the focus? I can't imagine that they didn't start off with a new car. Of all the things that would stop hammond, I didn't think a clutch would be it. I really enjoyed this compared to the last episode.
I randomly pulled GT up today intending to watch some previously enjoyed episode and "BAM" sweeeeet new content.
The moment I saw that brand new Bently with a cheap lime green spray job, I knew it would be murdered to death by the end of the show.
Anyway, I closed out my work year today at 2:00 PM and the very first thing I did was to stumble onto this solid new episode...thank you Netflix, thank you GT cast members and support personal, and thank you universe for your elegance (I'm taking this as your way of signaling that the total piece of E36 M3 known as 2020 will soon be a distant image in a GT'esk mud soaked rear view mirror).
Tried to watch it tonight . . . got an Amazon error message. Basically, this is me:
Okay, that was good fun. Above average special.
In reply to thedoc :
Considering the pedal went to the floor, I don't think he fried the clutch, I think something snapped or a line was ripped off or some such.
Hell, it had severe suspension problems well before that, who knows what the frame was like by that point.
Oh, and I was eating dinner when I watched it. About choked when Clarkson did that thing to the Caterham in the early part of the episode.
Wife always wants to know why they are so mean to each other.
I only got 50 minutes in this morning. I'll get the rest at lunch. So far, great content.
Mr_Asa said:I loved watching the front suspension of the Caterham articulate all over the place.
One scene it looked like an ant crawling
When they made the joke about jumping the shark in 2013 I almost spit water all over.
As someone who isn't on prime, how can I watch these? Do they ever get released on DVD?
In reply to Gearheadotaku (Forum Supporter) :
Yo ho me matey! Arrrr!!
I want a locost even more now.
The Bentley was awesome. I would daily it. Caterham was not too surprising, basically a sand (mud?) rail.
The wife and I were having great laughs at the little wheels exploding off the tracks. Not a glowing endorsement for those items.
That was good. I even take back some of my complaints about Pennsylvania roads, but back roads in the spring time make that RN5 look like the Autobahn.
That caterham was impressive. I really thought James was going to be stuck behind, but I guess there is something to say about lightness.
Now, when does episode 3 come out?
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