Ooooh. The Voluntary Butler Scheme.
At Breakfast Dinner Tea. Buy it now, thank me later. Actually, that Amazon page doesn't seem to have the MP3 version, but iTunes does, though I can't seem to find an online page for it. Stupid Apple. Anyway, it's awesome- I heard
Multiplayer on that one Dell commercial a couple times and knew I had to check
(
Read more... )
Comments 8
That said, if they don't do the "Some say" Stig Facts, I walk.
Me, too. I want to give it another chance, but that's a dealbreaker. And they could always do something like this: "Some say he ran over Chuck Norris and Mr. T. Simultaneously."
Reply
I'll be shocked if they don't. I mean, they're Stig Facts- the Stig is not the Stig without them, he's just some dude in a jumpsuit and a crash helmet who never talks.
Reply
Well, as of the second episode, they still haven't. But what's the point without them? I guess they wanted to explain it again for people who missed the pilot, but they can't do that every week---they need to build up the character. A big of the reason the Stig is so much fun is because "Some say he thought Star Wars was a documentary."
This episode was much better, though. More interesting car, much more interesting challenge (blind man FTW!), far more interesting celebrity (Dominic Monaghan's ideal car is either KITT or Bumblebee).
Reply
*sigh* Okay, maybe I'll try to watch the rest of the episode and give them one more chance to get it right. I do want to see Dominic Monaghan's lap a whole bunch.
Reply
Clearly I have been too distracted by work and other crap to notice, but American Top Gear? Ummm... what channel? And why?
Reply
Yeah, American Top Gear, on the History Channel. I'm actually more surprised no one tried it sooner- I mean, America was pretty much the first car culture. Too bad this series has failed to deliver what I want from a Top Gear.
Reply
I think when NBC was first trying to figure out how to handle that whole Jay Leno-Conan debacle (back when Jay decided he didn't want to retire), they toyed around with having Jay Leno host an American version of Top Gear. Which would have made sense because he's a well-known car aficionado, and it would have been easy to attract the celebrity guests to that with Leno hosting and the show being on a major network. But that obviously never came to fruition. In a way, it's too bad, because I'd really like to see Top Gear with proper promotion and money behind it, but I also think Jay Leno is a douche and do not want to see him hosting it. So there's that. *laughs*
Reply
Hm, I suppose that could've been okay. I dunno, I kind of prefer the younger guys to Leno, who has to be getting up there. And anyway, the other two hosts would definitely fade into the background if you had Jay Leno front and center.
Reply
Leave a comment