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Bang on, I was cringing when Chris (is that his name) was wearing sunglasses they’d bought with the price tag still on them, carbon copy of what the old three used to do.All banter, no wit. The production values are as high as ever, but the producers need to stop trying to replicate the chemistry of the old presenters with these three.
Watched the Grand Tour Vietnam trip a couple of weeks ago; miles better than this, and barely a car in sight.
Same in Bhutan. You've been there, too, right? Was sure I was going to slide off the mud down an endless cliff face.Mountains are f***ing awesome, roads are f***ing awful.
In Dubai we used to hire drivers from Nepal, great workers and hard as nails. They'd explain how they'd fly to Katmandu, be on a bus for 2 days then walk for a day to reach home. Then we'd give them a brand new 120k Mercedes truck and ask them to drive on 8 lane highways.Probably mate, a lot of villages are a full day's walk from a road,not a saunter but real hard trekking to get to a road.
Glad they toned done the bullying of Chris Harris, spoilt the last series imo.
Same in Bhutan. You've been there, too, right? Was sure I was going to slide off the mud down an endless cliff face.
Didn’t see any of that, thankfully!My own trip to Bhutan was the most terrifying three weeks of my life. Every vehicle journey was torture. Didn't help that on the second day, driving from Paro to Thimphu, we had to wait while a crane winched up a truck that had gone over the side the previous week. The body of the driver was still in the cab; his face was a shade of green I'd never seen before or since.
I imagine Amazon pay them far more than the beeb could ever afford, so unlikely.If the BBC are going to do these "specials", they far better re-hire Clarkson, Hamster and May. Far more entertaining than the current three.