SazzyD
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Maybe not a mistake but a funny observation. They always say that Richard doesn't eat fish, but in the episode where they race to Monte Carlo on the train Richard eats fish for lunch. small but funny observation from me hehe
Another big mistake was in 17x04, when Clarkson said that Jag XKRS did the Nordschleife in 9 minutes. Rubbish, he has been in a diesel Jag that is faster than that.
We already have a thread for mistakes on Top Gear:
http://forums.finalgear.com/top-gear/top-gear-mistakes-gaffs-48531/
Another one (I knew I posted the continuity mistake with the Transit on the N?rburgring somewhere):We already have a thread for mistakes on Top Gear:
http://forums.finalgear.com/top-gear/top-gear-mistakes-gaffs-48531/
You can often see the film crew in the background of Top Gear shots - why is that one special? Or why should it be regarded as a mistake/gaff?
Well man. It was the 80's. And I am sure that golf was selected cuz It was one of the best in shape in britain. In fact that very same golf has been featured on other Clarkson DVDs. Apart from the fact that BBS wheels are so popular in VW owner circles that you can even call the stock.
I can't remember which episode it was from but I remember when Jezza was criticizing Richard for his lack of knowledge in classic rock, by saying: "you see, this is what I've had to put up with. He (Hammond) thought Colin (Cozy) Powell was the drummer with Black Sabbath!". But as a matter of fact, he WAS a drummer on Sabbath's 1989 album "Headless Cross" (and on a few other albums but I can't remember them now).
We know that Cozy Powell was the drummer for Black Sabbath. The Colin Powell that Jeremy was talking about was the former four-star general and US Secretary of State, who, as far as we know, was never involved with Black Sabbath.
- During the US Bonneville trip with the ZR1/CTS-V/Challenger (12x02), the map graphic suggests that the long, twisty road the 'vette and caddy are tossed around on is Route 93 in northeastern Nevada. It is actually the Virginia City highway / Route 341, clear across the state near Reno.