The end of the Clarkson/Hammond/May era

In reply to stuart in mn :

Oh I figured that as well.  But being solid metal in the sun of an African summer seemed like a bad idea.

Also I forgot about Amazon adding commercials.  Likely the last thing I watch on Amazon.

spandak said:

Clarkson definitely plays a character. I think he's actually really intelligent. He made cars interesting to people who would never watch a car show. Then he did the same with farming. I hear many farmers are really grateful for the awareness he's bringing to the general population about the struggles of that business.

Harry Metcalf, who has the Harry's Garage YouTube channel, also has another one called Harry's Farm that gives a good perspective of farming in UK. His farm also happens to be near Clarkson's.

Thought it was decent.  As much as I liked what they did over the years, it was time for them to stop for sure.  Watching the end of the episode, looking at Clarkson then vs now was pretty shocking.

newold_m (Forum Supporter) said:

Harry Metcalf, who has the Harry's Garage YouTube channel, also has another one called Harry's Farm that gives a good perspective of farming in UK. His farm also happens to be near Clarkson's.

I really enjoy Harry's Farm.  He does a good job at explaining the issues of farming, and it's interesting to see the parallels as well as the differences from how things are done in the US.

Good finish. And yes, Clarkson is quite intelligent. Also an excellent wordsmith.

Did anyone else do the math on the silver? And catch James deleting the numbers from his phone at the end?

Keith Tanner said:

And catch James deleting the numbers from his phone at the end?

I did notice that.

The Hammond Rimac jab was pretty funny as well. 

In reply to Cousin_Eddie (Forum Supporter) :

I thought he was texting the other guys, like Goodbye or something.  Then nothing happened, didn't think about phone numbers.

Took me a second to realize why they didn't find Hammonds car right away.