The Grand Tour
Discussion
Rich_W said:
Good point. The jokes are not over played.
My only fear is it's the old "trailer better than the film" thing.
Have they been spotted filing anywhere? Any ideas on cars reviewed, challenges etc?
There are 3 or 4 articles went up on driving.co.uk about it yesterday which talk about a number of the cars and reviews they are doing etc. mostly written by Clarkson.My only fear is it's the old "trailer better than the film" thing.
Have they been spotted filing anywhere? Any ideas on cars reviewed, challenges etc?
MartG said:
Another trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaLwpoULKRY
The skip at the end had me in stitches! Just wasn't expecting it!Contract Killer said:
MartG said:
Another trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaLwpoULKRY
The skip at the end had me in stitches! Just wasn't expecting it!
Contract Killer said:
MartG said:
Another trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaLwpoULKRY
The skip at the end had me in stitches! Just wasn't expecting it!
Our Amazon prime ran out yesterday. My wife accidentally subscribed last year when a 1 month trial ran out, but I kept it to watch TGT.
I can’t decide whether to bother as TGT was a bit of a disappointment, and other than kids stuff, we never watch anything else on amazon Prime video.
Amazon Prime delivery is now a bit of a con as it seems Amazon prime products are always more expensive than choosing the nonPrime option so you are still paying the postage.
Still, maybe I will pay for the monthly option and see how the first episodes of TGT go.
I can’t decide whether to bother as TGT was a bit of a disappointment, and other than kids stuff, we never watch anything else on amazon Prime video.
Amazon Prime delivery is now a bit of a con as it seems Amazon prime products are always more expensive than choosing the nonPrime option so you are still paying the postage.
Still, maybe I will pay for the monthly option and see how the first episodes of TGT go.
Emeye said:
Our Amazon prime ran out yesterday. My wife accidentally subscribed last year when a 1 month trial ran out, but I kept it to watch TGT.
I can’t decide whether to bother as TGT was a bit of a disappointment, and other than kids stuff, we never watch anything else on amazon Prime video.
Amazon Prime delivery is now a bit of a con as it seems Amazon prime products are always more expensive than choosing the nonPrime option so you are still paying the postage.
Still, maybe I will pay for the monthly option and see how the first episodes of TGT go.
If you aren't getting anything out of Prime anything more than TGT then it probably isn't for you. I've given my user name and password to friends and family so they all get the benefit but even just for ourselves, I feel Prime is great value. I can’t decide whether to bother as TGT was a bit of a disappointment, and other than kids stuff, we never watch anything else on amazon Prime video.
Amazon Prime delivery is now a bit of a con as it seems Amazon prime products are always more expensive than choosing the nonPrime option so you are still paying the postage.
Still, maybe I will pay for the monthly option and see how the first episodes of TGT go.
I particularly like that a friend can rent a movie and we get to watch for free.
Second probably only in value for money to the BBC licence fee.
I get nothing out of Amazon prime either. I don't order much from Amazon and any time I've paid for next day delivery they've constantly failed to manage it.
I rarely watched anything other than TGT.
Last series there was plenty of places to download episodes. I know it's not right, but Amazon have to offer more if they want £80.
I rarely watched anything other than TGT.
Last series there was plenty of places to download episodes. I know it's not right, but Amazon have to offer more if they want £80.
Like many I don't ever need Amazons next day service. I'm normally content to wait a few days for the free option.
Clearly on that basis TGT is not worth £80 a year. Especially since it's only 1 series per year.
Should they have gone to Netflix instead? I like Netflix, there's more on it I'm likely to watch (Even if their User interface is a bit of a faff on Virgin)
Clearly on that basis TGT is not worth £80 a year. Especially since it's only 1 series per year.
Should they have gone to Netflix instead? I like Netflix, there's more on it I'm likely to watch (Even if their User interface is a bit of a faff on Virgin)
Rich_W said:
Like many I don't ever need Amazons next day service. I'm normally content to wait a few days for the free option.
Clearly on that basis TGT is not worth £80 a year. Especially since it's only 1 series per year.
Should they have gone to Netflix instead? I like Netflix, there's more on it I'm likely to watch (Even if their User interface is a bit of a faff on Virgin)
I for one am glad they're on Amazon not Netflix, as I don't have the latter and I don't watch enough TV and films to justify a subscription. I'm on Amazon for the postage, the free returns (arguably more important), special offers, etc. Clearly on that basis TGT is not worth £80 a year. Especially since it's only 1 series per year.
Should they have gone to Netflix instead? I like Netflix, there's more on it I'm likely to watch (Even if their User interface is a bit of a faff on Virgin)
Rich_W said:
Good point. The jokes are not over played.
My only fear is it's the old "trailer better than the film" thing.
Have they been spotted filing anywhere? Any ideas on cars reviewed, challenges etc?
I was at the filming for the New Years episode. Both the car review and the challenge were very, very good! Hammond test drives the McLaren 720S. I know I'm not supposed to say anything, but I'm pretty sure this car featured in one of the trailers anyway ...My only fear is it's the old "trailer better than the film" thing.
Have they been spotted filing anywhere? Any ideas on cars reviewed, challenges etc?
Rich_W said:
Like many I don't ever need Amazons next day service. I'm normally content to wait a few days for the free option.
Clearly on that basis TGT is not worth £80 a year. Especially since it's only 1 series per year.
Should they have gone to Netflix instead? I like Netflix, there's more on it I'm likely to watch (Even if their User interface is a bit of a faff on Virgin)
Join a student course and get a NUS student card and you can get it free for 6 months and then ~£40 a year / ~75p a week.Clearly on that basis TGT is not worth £80 a year. Especially since it's only 1 series per year.
Should they have gone to Netflix instead? I like Netflix, there's more on it I'm likely to watch (Even if their User interface is a bit of a faff on Virgin)
Yipper said:
Join a student course and get a NUS student card and you can get it free for 6 months and then ~£40 a year / ~75p a week.
I'm sure for every person that does that there will be 10 who just pirate it. They've admitted they know it happens. Will Amazon be happy with that long term? Or will they just use it as a loss leader.
Emeye said:
Our Amazon prime ran out yesterday. My wife accidentally subscribed last year when a 1 month trial ran out, but I kept it to watch TGT.
I can’t decide whether to bother as TGT was a bit of a disappointment, and other than kids stuff, we never watch anything else on amazon Prime video.
Amazon Prime delivery is now a bit of a con as it seems Amazon prime products are always more expensive than choosing the nonPrime option so you are still paying the postage.
Still, maybe I will pay for the monthly option and see how the first episodes of TGT go.
If you aren't getting anything out of Prime anything more than TGT then it probably isn't for you. I've given my user name and password to friends and family so they all get the benefit but even just for ourselves, I feel Prime is great value. I can’t decide whether to bother as TGT was a bit of a disappointment, and other than kids stuff, we never watch anything else on amazon Prime video.
Amazon Prime delivery is now a bit of a con as it seems Amazon prime products are always more expensive than choosing the nonPrime option so you are still paying the postage.
Still, maybe I will pay for the monthly option and see how the first episodes of TGT go.
I particularly like that a friend can rent a movie and we get to watch for free.
Second probably only in value for money to the BBC licence fee.
MartG said:
Another trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaLwpoULKRY
That was very clever. Looking forward to it. We were at friends on Friday night, he too only got Amazon for TGT. It was nice to hear that he also banishes his wife from the room when it comes on late in the evening, Sarah thought it was just her 
Contract Killer said:
MartG said:
Another trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaLwpoULKRY
The skip at the end had me in stitches! Just wasn't expecting it!Emeye said:
Our Amazon prime ran out yesterday. My wife accidentally subscribed last year when a 1 month trial ran out, but I kept it to watch TGT.
I can’t decide whether to bother as TGT was a bit of a disappointment, and other than kids stuff, we never watch anything else on amazon Prime video.
Amazon Prime delivery is now a bit of a con as it seems Amazon prime products are always more expensive than choosing the nonPrime option so you are still paying the postage.
Still, maybe I will pay for the monthly option and see how the first episodes of TGT go.
You do get unlimited photo storage too, plus music streaming service I can’t decide whether to bother as TGT was a bit of a disappointment, and other than kids stuff, we never watch anything else on amazon Prime video.
Amazon Prime delivery is now a bit of a con as it seems Amazon prime products are always more expensive than choosing the nonPrime option so you are still paying the postage.
Still, maybe I will pay for the monthly option and see how the first episodes of TGT go.
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