Tamas Gilbert that’s basically top gear anyways

Your explaining the grand tour

Wait, what? This is about cars? This comment is confusing.

That is the show 🤣🤣

in front of 20 guys just standing around because they all want to be on Top Gear

*medieval

@@dr.debajyotibose2928 midevil = something that is in the middle of evil :P

@@dr.debajyotibose2928 grammar nazi?

@@sirnotarealname5634 "Adjective midevil (comparative more midevil, superlative most midevil) Misspelling of medieval." are you stupid or just trying to make a bad joke?

@@sirnotarealname5634 Soooooo basically someone who opens a bag of chips upside down? 😂

*ded*

It is sad they cut that part of the campfire scene from the full episode because it is honestly the best part of the episode to me!

u know a show is freakin great when even a segment THAT GOOD can't make it to the final cut

I laughed so hard I thought I was gonna die.

That was gold

That was silver

That was the best part of the video

Great physical comedy

It kind of low key makes me miss well prepared snow camping, well prepared camping is genuinely enjoyable

Campsite of wailing 😂

Yep. I got that too.

Maybe there are some British people who aren’t actually British but want to have relations with actual British people

@@bakchormeeman7864 Jeremy meant to say Anglo-Indian relations

@@DeadlyLazer probably.. but then again he likes to purposely say stuff wrongly so who knows lol

Anglo = English, British = British isles. if it weren't Clarkson you could argue that he's saying we need to improve relations with the Scots, Welsh and Nirish...but that would be a mad idea :)

top gear was already cast a shadow to big for the bbc. they had to tunes it down.

gavin kemp because the BBC cares more about profit than viewers and creators, they are the UKposts of television.

RC Fun Everyday was supposed to be a joke. but even then if that where a 100% true they wouldn't have fired clarkson. remember the bbc is a public service.

@@RCFunEveryday profit? but it's a government owned station

@@AverageAlien what government? We pay for that shit with TV licence

When done right, scripted comedy is far better. The only problem is that it is rarely done right.

@@kanekeylewer5704 Unless you're being top gear specific, almost all comedy you watch is scripted.

@@XxStuart96xX Most comedy shows aren't funny, though.

The scripting got even worse with the first season of Grand Tour, so they had to dial it down for the feedback. Which I guess is also why they only do specials now, because those are the most natural ones, and therefor most popular.

@@vissenekku Meh. I wish they did both. Many of the regular episodes were brilliant.

When

@@user-jq3qt8no7h When the next crash happens. Lol.

It's like a reverse wedding bouquet

he wishes he was

Everybody does, but it's a bit overrated.

Yeeeeeehaaaaah

They most certainly do not.

@ Stephen Simons You think everybody wishes to be American.....Wow, that's not arrogant at all.

Even I, as an indian, am fed up with bs. Rampant corruption has rotten the core of rto and police departments. We do have very stringent laws but.....

It’s the worst country in the world….. me myself being an Indian is fed up

"I'm very cold" 😔 😂😂

I dont intend to sound mean, but they do have a habit of staring and flocking to something. But for them, it's ok and nothing wrong with it unlike in most other cultures.

@@WingMaster562 Its even more funny when you realise Jeremy is just ranting about how dangerous and terrible driving in India is 😂

@@freeman5799 now I think about it, they might be able to understand them (minus the sarcasm, so they probably think they're genuinely praising). But hey, I have no idea on the average english literacy of average Indians, all I know is they compete with us Filipinos in the BPO for the cheap labor and having good enough english understanding.

@@WingMaster562 it is very strange, any video you watch that takes place on Indian streets, people are absolutely flocking around it. No matter what. They just follow and stare. I’ve seen videos of women walking the streets in India and it’s just so uncomfortable

@@WingMaster562 Eh it depends. In most of the Big cities, most people will be able to understand basic english. Most middle class workers, Any corporate or service workers would know perfect english. So yes it's entirely possible there's a couple there who would understand the basics at least. We tend to use a lot of English words even in normal conversation mixed in with our native language.

whinning is not a word it is spelt whining

Correct!

Sarcarsm TV

No. Cargasm TV

Golden Grenadier lol

You're meant to be dead!!

He is

what kind?

ViolentKisses87 lol same

ViolentKisses87 please don't watch porn

Kareem Abdul Jabar shut up

Most of you guys need to get a life.

Because it's really not a secret that he is American

Same thing! 😉

Australia is the Texas of the Commonwealth

Clakson is real secret American. He's just jealous of the jacket.

@@tomislavr5232 Jezza's ambivalent relationship with Americans reminds me of what the local men thought about Americans stationed in England during WWII: "Overpaid, oversexed, and over here!"

I dont agree it's objectively better, but it certainly has a different yet still great charm and flavour.

It's like the studio, but with brown people who can't understand a word they're saying and are just there because... well, they've got nothing else and are hoping for some money lmao

They recently retired 😪

@@anthonymweti8564 Citation please?

@@ALocalFolf I stand corrected, they said they would be open to doing specials rather than full series

Well they've camped in the literal artic and didn't complain

They were talking about naan bread ha ha

Please tell me your joking

On a good day: diarrhea. On a bad day: cholera with a chance of leptospirosis if you got it on a wound. On City 17: they make you forget. On UNATCO: only trust the orange soda. Also, do you carry those Lifestraws and do they work?

@@WingMaster562 Its not about the diseases, you could get an aqua guard to purify water, also there's government chlorinated water which comes by pipe which you can again purify it using some purifier. The thing i fear is the taste, i think its the difference in salts or something, you need to drink the same water for over 2 weeks to get used to it, and when you come back, you again have the different taste....and it takes over 2 weeks to get used to the new taste, its just a pain.

@@ghajik. oh. Ngl, my expectations were a lot high when you mentioned 'fear'. But I understand what you mean. One time when I was a wee lad, I had to stay over to my grandparents and I couldn't get used to their water because they freeze it along with the meats (they like really cold water) then put it out to melt and be drinkable. Problem is that the water would also inherit the raw meat taste (despite not touching each other) and I find it difficult to drink because I'm used to the chlorinated tap water that tastes like rust. That meat taste in water haunted me as a kid.

Mumbai drinking tap water is 100% safe, passed all metrics of any toxins bacterias or parasites

@@Tsug2803not true

I thought it was some offhand joke about how india used to be British.