h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

As most of you may know the new series of Top Gear starts today and there showing footage of the hamsters crash in one episode.So whos gonna be watching it?What?Noone`s gonna be watching it?Just show how sad i am.

I'll be watching (mind you, there's bog all else on).

Good point.See Flopsy i told you i wasn`t the saddest person in the world.

I'll be watching too, even though *shudder* Jamie Olivers in it.

*shudder*

watching it right now...

Traveller in Time on a flat tire
"Glad he was there to explain what happened. "

I watched it - and it was very well done indeed.

would not of missed it, just glad he was there to tell the tale

Is it repeated anytime soon?

Missed the new programme was watching a bloomin re run where they raced from Bristol to Slough in their £10,000 dud cars. Is the new programmed to be repeated?

Glad I'm not the only one with memory like an old sock.

I do not know if they will be repeating this episode soon, but you can watch the section of the show where they talked about the accident on-line over at http://www.bbc.co.uk/topgear/show/episodes/series9episode1.shtml

I saw the crash bit on BBC world news this morning and now I watched that clip .Thanks HD for putting it on here

Repeated tonight at 7 on Beeb 2.

PP

Did anyone see Top Gear tonight?

I thought that was possibly the funniest Top Gear ever

JC with a cow on his roof, Hamster driving a pick-up through the American deep south with "Man Love Rules OK" written on his pick-up.

I missed all but the last three minutes - blast, blast, blast, blast, bother and blast.

I'd love to know wot an American thought of it...

I watched Top Gear last night was hilarious I'm surprised no-one was killed with what they had wrote on the cars and truck
Also was funny when Hammond said he wasn't peeling the cow!

I'm waiting for the inevitable complaints about the "offensive" slogans on the cars (the amount of high-profile complaints Top Gear has had, most people should know it's not for the easily offended, surely?!). Not from me, laughed my behind off - not only at the slogans, but the reaction they got. If they'd done it over here, people would probably have lined the streets pointing and laughing at them.

Can you believe that lawyer? Demanding 20 grand over a little quibble about the year of a FREE car.

The roadkill dinner certainly wasn't for the militant vegetarians, but there had been a recent programme about someone who was veggie apart from meat from animals that had died in accidents, or from natural causes. Certainly "food" for thought.

I liked the call signs on the CB radio, perhaps the Brokeback Mountain thing gave James the idea for "Man love rules OK". But what was the obsession with murderers?

Anyway, loved it as ever - and YAY we get the Wednesday repeat this week! We didn't the last couple of weeks here in Wales!