S3.E14

Funeral for a Ford

Episode aired Apr 12, 2019
TV-14
55m

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Richard Hammond in Funeral for a Ford (2019)

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May present a short and informative history class on one of the bedrocks of British life; the medium-sized Ford saloon.Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May present a short and informative history class on one of the bedrocks of British life; the medium-sized Ford saloon.Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May present a short and informative history class on one of the bedrocks of British life; the medium-sized Ford saloon.

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- Brian Klein
- Kit Lynch Robinson
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9.3/10

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- Kit Lynch Robinson
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10Talk1ngTom

The greatest presenters in my childhood.

What an end era for television. Truly 2 of the greatest shows ever made. From the three Best presenters. That episode got me emotional. I have so many fond memories. Thanks you Jeremy, James and Richard

10robbscott-1

Just a marvelous farewell

I spent the summer of 2015 binging old TG epis. The chemistry between these 3 guys is rare, and and irreplaceable. No one's even come close to reproducing it, and they've tried.

This final GT was low key, and perfect. Bravo, Jeremy, Richard, and Captain Slow. Will miss you guys. Take a bow, cash the checks, go home. You've earned it.

My enormous thanks.

And if I ever win the lottery, I'm buying a Porsche 911 Turbo S, a GTC4 Lusso, and a Reliant Robin, just so I can flip it over in my driveway, or turn it into a Space Shuttle, or a motorboat. Or something....

10sameartist

It was Warm, Sad And Beautiful

For a car show, it was really very warm, sad and beautiful. i just love them...

10jssuper

The best episode of the best show from the best presenters, in the world.

There is little that can be said about this instalment. in almost every aspect, this episode had demonstrated and enormous and profound emotional message. It is indeed, however sad it may be, the end of an era. Honestly, just watch it.

10mikkomakela-18958

The wonder of The Wonderboys

Still can't fathom (Still the most beautiful world in english language, while not having english as my first language) the magic these guys have. I'm living in Finland I'm just waiting the days when I can see these guys. Clarkson, Hammond and May are my Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles of today: The superheroes you just can't wait to get aboard to at the end of the week. And as the turtles.... You can NEVER replace the original! Please never really stop.

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The audience for this final studio show included Jeremy Clarkson's daughters and Richard Hammond's family. It was quite emotional. Once filming had ended and the audience had left, the presenters returned to the tent to 'borrow' some souvenirs off the set. James May took a carpet.

Goofs
They call the Toyota Picnic, which appeared in 1995, the first MPV, In actual fact, the first MPV was arguably the Plymouth Voyager of 1984 or the Renault Espace launched that same year. In any event, the concept was more than a decade older than the Toyota Picnic and there had been many MPV models by multiple manufacturers before it. The Espace for one was even featured on Top Gear several times, and the Voyager, on the old Top Gear in 1997. By Jeremy Clarkson himself.