Horizon - How to Survive A Car Crash

[Lordbenny]

Horizon, as ever, looks interesting tonight!

http://www.tvguide.co.uk/detail.asp?id=85336124

[EDLT]

If its like the other Horizons it will have something to do with global warming.

[g3org3y]

Opening credits - MLM!

[jmorgan]

Bet they push adas (sp?)... the europe sat nav car control.

[vescaegg]

Scary robot doctor!

[HalfMoon]

Glad it wasn't just that found that robot a tad freaky. I so want an AR windscreen though!

[vescaegg]

The way that Volvo was shot out into the road after the balloon car passed was a bit odd. I would have thought it would have stopped you for more than a split second and allowed you to get your bearings. He just blasted out into a 'busy' road after only missing one of many possible hazards.

I'm guessing the system will be tweaked.

[anonymous-user]

Lots of hi tech solutions, but wouldn't it be simpler if we all just drove around in balloon cars ;-)

[jmorgan]

OK, I was wrong, just a snippet at the end. Very US though.

[Brighton Derly]

Max_Torque said:

Lots of hi tech solutions, but wouldn't it be simpler if we all just drove around in balloon cars ;-)

Or we could just drive properly

[motco]

The amount of padding and waffle irritates me. It was a twenty minute 'show' masquerading as a 60 minute programme. Nothing really important was shown in the part that I remained awake for - perhaps I missed it among all the long lingering shots of nothing especially relevant. 3/10 I'm afraid, sorry.

[GTIR]

It was a bit dull.

The only interesting bit was the pre-jerk thing for whiplash injuries, although they hadn't actually designed anything, but it took forever to describe it!

It was made for US audiences with a UK voice over I would imagine.

(I couldn't do that remember the second number thing, did 8 then messed it up)