Anyway, here's the best quote ever from Richard Hammond. I'm sure it has been posted various times, but anway:
I'll guarantee that nothing exciting, vibrant, dynamic, new, creative, hopeful or benificial in any way to humanity has ever been done, thought of or driven to in that drab, dreary, entirely beige, wilfully awful pile of misery.
About the Morris Marina James May has to drive during the RWD Cheap Car Challenge (13x05).
I love James' "It's nothing but a ticket to a festival of fiery plastic death," about the TVR. I also love any time Jeremy invites the others to worship him when he's done something he deems good, "Bask in the balmy waters of my superbitude," for example. I just love all the little moments and lines that you know weren't scripted, where they crack up.
What I can't stop thinking about is the situation at the end of the challenge, when both Jezza and Hamster have reached the floating bar, and are awaiting Cpt. Slow's arrival:
JM: On water from afar - "I've lost my last poton!"
JC/RH: Laughing
JM: Falls in water
JC/RH: LOL!
JM: Swimming towards the bar
JC/RH: Laughing!
JM: Pulls himself up from the water with the right hand, holding the small, white marble statue which was given to him by Jezza...
JC/RH: ROFL!!!