Graveyard Carz

These shows are so dumb & obviously the fake tension is boring & so predictable the guy,mark,seems to know what he's talking about but why be a massive asshole.I don't mind joking around but this guy would lose a few teeth carrying on the way he does around people I know.Unfortunately after the first few episodes it degenerated into a couple of minutes on cars then mainly childish bs & ads

The cars shown on the show are awesome! Mark's knowledge of MOPAR's is amazing. However, his antics on the show are what make me sick.

If I hear him say Gee Paw one more time, I might actually puke.

He should stop trying to be a comedian, because he is seriously NOT funny.

More cars less bs..?I gave the show a chance but had to turn it off within 10 minutes of every episode. Will not watch any more.

I gave this show 3 tries and they struck out. This show is nothing more than a venue for Mark Worman to stroke his huge ego. An hour of his angry, demeaning, junior high school rants is just too much. Worman clearly thinks he is something special. He is not. He thinks he is better than those that work for him. He is not. He thinks he is funny. He is not. He thinks it is okay to berate, insult and verbally abuse everyone around him. It is not. It is sad that Velocity continues to give this angry little man air time. I question the decision making at Velocity that allows this trash to continue to air. It is abundantly clear that Worman suffers from SMS (short-man-syndrome) and apparently has unresolved issues in life that cause him to be such a foul, angry little troll. He is in serious need of some medications and counseling with a good therapist who specializes in PTSD and anger management. Luckily, the ratings for this show are on a down-swing so we won't have Worman around much longer. Worman is no Chip Foose, and no Jimmie Johnson. My advice to him: Go watch several episodes of Overhaulin' and some Jimmie Johnson interviews to learn how to be a decent, humble human being. I for one will NEVER watch this show again.

If it weren't for the cars, I'd give this program a 1 out of 10. I sat down with a group of gear headed guys and started watching an episode, and the general consensus was "are you kidding me??" Worman is indeed a whining, annoying human being, at best, that allows for a hostile work environment. Yes, these guys are good at their craft, but watching the show at times was just awkward. Velocity should showcase the cars, not the people that work on them. What an unbelievably annoying cast of characters. Thankfully, there are much higher caliber car shows on TV than this one. I'm surprised the show has made it this far. Dodge classics are beautiful cars, yet, with these guys working on them it almost makes them lose some of their luster!