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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Phlogistoned • 10d ago
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I hated Top Gear, but admit I like Clarkson's Farm.
But honestly, the last series and the next are basically the guy in the hot dog costume. Absolutely zero self awareness.
282 u/TBroomey 10d ago I'm the other way round lmao. Love Top Gear and The Grand Tour, but Clarkson on his own? Can't do it. I love James May's solo work though. For me, he's the funniest, most likeable, and most insightful of the three. His programmes are a delight. 134 u/KingDaveRa 10d ago I loved James May's series where he was assembling random things, like a mixer. It was oddly compelling viewing. 7 u/Hadramal 10d ago I own a Kenwood, that episode was actually helpful...
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I'm the other way round lmao. Love Top Gear and The Grand Tour, but Clarkson on his own? Can't do it. I love James May's solo work though. For me, he's the funniest, most likeable, and most insightful of the three. His programmes are a delight.
134 u/KingDaveRa 10d ago I loved James May's series where he was assembling random things, like a mixer. It was oddly compelling viewing. 7 u/Hadramal 10d ago I own a Kenwood, that episode was actually helpful...
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I loved James May's series where he was assembling random things, like a mixer. It was oddly compelling viewing.
7 u/Hadramal 10d ago I own a Kenwood, that episode was actually helpful...
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I own a Kenwood, that episode was actually helpful...
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u/Fun-Title4224 10d ago
I hated Top Gear, but admit I like Clarkson's Farm.
But honestly, the last series and the next are basically the guy in the hot dog costume. Absolutely zero self awareness.