BBC Top Gear Thread 2021/2022

[Doofus]

LuS1fer said:

DaveGrohl said:

Wow, how sad must your life be? That Transit hovercraft bit had me struggling to breath at times, one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen on telly. Childish? Yup

That suggests one of us has had a sad life but I'm not convinced it's me, TBH...

My thoughts exactly. "Struggling to breathe" over somethig "childish"? Blimey.

[waynecyclist]

Doofus said:

LuS1fer said:

DaveGrohl said:

Wow, how sad must your life be? That Transit hovercraft bit had me struggling to breath at times, one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen on telly. Childish? Yup

That suggests one of us has had a sad life but I'm not convinced it's me, TBH...

My thoughts exactly. "Struggling to breathe" over somethig "childish"? Blimey.

That hovercraft scene was one of the most staged ever from what I have read on it.

[PH User]

I like a bit of childish humour, growing old is for boring people.

[Little Pete]

DaveGrohl said:

blingybongy said:

sbk1972 said:

Topgear has become Pheonix Nights with cars !

Except Phoenix Nights was comedy genius.

Totally +1

Another vote from me. Phoenix Nights was written by Peter Kay and Dave spikey though. Without being spoon fed a good script, McGuinness is woeful.

[Spleen]

Little Pete said:

Another vote from me. Phoenix Nights was written by Peter Kay and Dave spikey though. Without being spoon fed a good script, McGuinness is woeful.

That man again. What is it about him that has the BBC wetting itself to get him on just about everything? Genuinely don't get it.

[PH User]

Spleen said:

Little Pete said:

Another vote from me. Phoenix Nights was written by Peter Kay and Dave spikey though. Without being spoon fed a good script, McGuinness is woeful.

That man again. What is it about him that has the BBC wetting itself to get him on just about everything? Genuinely don't get it.

Great rant, but Phoenix nights was on channel 4.

[Spleen]

PH User said:

Spleen said:

Little Pete said:

Another vote from me. Phoenix Nights was written by Peter Kay and Dave spikey though. Without being spoon fed a good script, McGuinness is woeful.

That man again. What is it about him that has the BBC wetting itself to get him on just about everything? Genuinely don't get it.

Great rant, but Phoenix nights was on channel 4.

I wasn't talking about Ch4, I was talking about the BBC. Nice try at pedantry though.

[PH User]

Spleen said:

PH User said:

Spleen said:

Little Pete said:

Another vote from me. Phoenix Nights was written by Peter Kay and Dave spikey though. Without being spoon fed a good script, McGuinness is woeful.

That man again. What is it about him that has the BBC wetting itself to get him on just about everything? Genuinely don't get it.

Great rant, but Phoenix nights was on channel 4.

I wasn't talking about Ch4, I was talking about the BBC. Nice try at pedantry though.

Yeah sure.

So what programs is he on the BBC?

[Bonefish Blues]

The one under discussion is a good start

[cuprabob]

... and Question of Sport, Catchpoint and I Can See Your Voice

Edited by cuprabob on Tuesday 25th January 20:44

[Bonefish Blues]

...and the special with his wife talking about their experiences of parenting autistic children.

But other than those, he's on nowt for the BBC.

[PH User]

Bonefish Blues said:

The one under discussion is a good start

So about 12 hours of programs a year.

[Bonefish Blues]

PH User said:

Bonefish Blues said:

The one under discussion is a good start

So about 12 hours of programs a year.

Keep up at the back

[PH User]

Bonefish Blues said:

PH User said:

Bonefish Blues said:

The one under discussion is a good start

So about 12 hours of programs a year.

Keep up at the back

It's hardly wall to wall paddy though is it.

[Randy Winkman]

Little Pete said:

DaveGrohl said:

blingybongy said:

sbk1972 said:

Topgear has become Pheonix Nights with cars !

Except Phoenix Nights was comedy genius.

Totally +1

Another vote from me. Phoenix Nights was written by Peter Kay and Dave spikey though. Without being spoon fed a good script, McGuinness is woeful.

Like Tony Hancock, do you mean?

[Bonefish Blues]

PH User said:

Bonefish Blues said:

PH User said:

Bonefish Blues said:

The one under discussion is a good start

So about 12 hours of programs a year.

Keep up at the back

It's hardly wall to wall paddy though is it.

You're right, only the five programmes.

[PH User]

Bonefish Blues said:

PH User said:

Bonefish Blues said:

PH User said:

Bonefish Blues said:

The one under discussion is a good start

So about 12 hours of programs a year.

Keep up at the back

It's hardly wall to wall paddy though is it.

You're right, only the five programmes.

Exactly, a couple of hours a week.

[Bonefish Blues]

PH User said:

Bonefish Blues said:

PH User said:

Bonefish Blues said:

PH User said:

Bonefish Blues said:

The one under discussion is a good start

So about 12 hours of programs a year.

Keep up at the back

It's hardly wall to wall paddy though is it.

You're right, only the five programmes.

Exactly, a couple of hours a week.

Here you go, for a fee he'll be your bh because he's barely on BBC TV at all, as you have so eloquently illustrated

https://www.classiquepromotions.co.uk/act/paddy-mc...

[Spleen]

I think someone's bored. There can be no other reason for the dribble that's emanating from his keyboard.

[Jules Sunley]

Spleen said:

I think someone's bored. There can be no other reason for the dribble that's emanating from his keyboard.