16 reviews
This was such a moving episode as Duane and Rena make their decision as to who gets Ose Mountain. It was very moving seeing them leave their home for the last time. This episode did what all good last episodes do and that was leaving me wanting more. I would love to see what happens next.
In this episode James visits Tokyo and with his own way shows a side of Tokyo that I have never seen before. Really enjoyed it.
James continues his tour of Japan. He visits the restricted area of Fukushima which I found very interesting.
I must say that I like the way James presents things. In this first episode James starts his tour of Japan in the northern island. Great start to the series.
I have watched the first two episodes and they were dreadful. When I saw the cast I was looking forward to the show but I will never get back the hour that I spent watching it. After the first episode I had hoped that the second would be better but it is appalling rubbish.
This film is a true story and shows why we must never accept the spin that Presidents and Prime Ministers tell us to justify their actions. In 2019 we need to be more careful what we believe what our governments tell us.
What memories this episode brought back. Oh how I remember my father teaching me how to drive in a Ford Cortina Estate and then a Cortina saloon. I remember thinking that I had made it when I bought a Ford Sierra GLS. My then girlfriend now wife loved that car before it was stolen and written off. I loved this episode for bringing back the memories of 3 much loved cars and for the wonderful memories of my dear departed father teaching me how to drive. Thanks for the memories Jeremy, Richard and James and also for the wonderful program.
This is one of the best episodes of The Grand Tour / Top Gear. It is set in Mongolia and the three lads have to travel hundreds of miles through the middle of nowhere to a town called Moron. Really enjoyable
This is a fascinating look behind the scenes of Formula 1. It shows never before seen interactions Red Bull and Renault about engines and drivers. It goes behind the scenes of Haas, Red Bull, Renault, Force India, McLaren, Williams & Sauber dealing with all the ups and downs of the season. It is a must watch for all F1 fans.
This is the best. Of the post Clarkson era. Chris Harris is very good in this and Rory wasn't too. However Matt is as usual dreadful. He can't act and he has as much personality as a shoe. Can't wait for him to leave the show
In this episode Jeremy races Abbey on a frozen lake but why I gave it a ten is because of the brilliant tribute by Richard to the great Jim Clarke.
I must say that Series 3 is a breath of fresh air without that most annoying section on Series 2, that is the Celebrity section which destroyed the Second Series for me. In this episode the three lads test European Pick Up trucks with their usual wit and fun.
I really enjoyed the Columbia Special. I think that the Nabian Special was a little better but this Special was very enjoyable. The first episode was a little better than this second episode but I have watched both episodes twice on the release weekend and enjoyed it very much.
The three lads are in Columbia to photograph animals, what could go wrong? This part one of a two part special has the makings of the best trip yet. Some of the scenery is fabulous and the lads are on great form. Can't wait for part 2.
It is great to have them back. It is also great that you there is no celebrity section which spoilt Season 2 when it took up about a quarter of the show. Let's hope that there is no celebrity section for the rest of the series.
This is a film based on the true story of then1996 disaster on Mt Everest. The scene at the end with Rob Hall talking to his wife is harrowing. It really shows what a combination of summit fever and bad weather can do.