So when is it going to be on?
that sounds like hammond![]()
I agree, it sounded like I'd expect Hammond to sound with a crash helmet on. Next to the woman he's about the same height as Hammond was as well. They're trying to pull a fast one.

You're probably thinking of Black Stig, who revealed himself to be Perry McCarthy in his book, "Flat Out, Flat Broke."I remember The Stig being outted somewhere around here on GTP. There was a newspaper article to back it up. Mind you, with the credibility of UK news, who knows.
But his name is around here somewhere. Ex-race driver. Raced F1 for a very short while, but was crap I think. Old guy.
None of that makes him the Stig. Clarkson has used additional drivers in a few of his DVD's.If you guys wanna know who the Stig is, I have a picture of him:
This sunglasses-sporting fellow served as the secondary driver in Jeremy Clarkson's "Hot Metal" DVD. Whenever Clarkson was racing against another car in a one-on-one battle, this guy was behind the wheel of the other car -- the same role that the Stig often finds himself in on Top Gear. He also never spoke, never took off his sunglasses, hardly changed facial expression, received little camera time, and wasn't listed in the credits.
I remember The Stig being outted somewhere around here on GTP. There was a newspaper article to back it up. Mind you, with the credibility of UK news, who knows.
But his name is around here somewhere. Ex-race driver. Raced F1 for a very short while, but was crap I think. Old guy.
Jeremy on Top Gear - We don't know when we'll be back
BBC announcer after the show - Don't worry. Top Gear will be back in the summer.
Jeremy in his newspaper column - I can tell you here and now that we won't.
BBC news website - We're planning a summer special of Top Gear and a new series will be out in the autumn.
There are problems with the Dunsfold track becasue the nearby residents are complaining about the noise. As far as I know, they need to find a new home.
I enjoyed when Clarkson pulled the plug on so many stuff, even they did really well with the effects for Super grass. However I am enjoying the bit now, when Top Gear are doing there own band, mainly the bit where Clarkson drops his drum sticks.
And i laughed when Clarkson said he was going to (I believe he said) Graspop with a helicopter, to land during the performance of a certain band (can't recall the name).
Source - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6528087.stmBBC NewsMalaysia lambasts Top Gear host
Jeremy Clarkson
Jeremy Clarkson thinks Perodua Kelisa sounds like a disease
Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson has come under attack in the Malaysian parliament for labelling one of the country's cars the worst in the world.
The BBC presenter has been filmed attacking the Perodua Kelisa with a sledgehammer before blowing it up.
But minister Abdul Raman Suliman defended the nation's car industry, saying Mr Clarkson was like a football commentator who cannot play football.
Perodua had not received a single complaint from UK owners, he told MPs.
He added that the comments were made merely to boost sales of the Top Gear magazine.
'Soulless'
Mr Clarkson has voiced his frustrations with the small three-cylinder model in both magazine articles and on film.
In one article, he said its name was like a disease and suggested it was built in jungles by people who wear leaves for shoes.
And in a DVD car review, he described it as "unimaginative junk, with no soul, no flair and no passion".
He then smashed it, hung it from a crane with a one-tonne weight attached, before blowing it up.
Perodua is Malaysia's second national carmaker and began producing small compact models in 1995.
There have been no complaints because the only one purchased was destroyed shortly after.
Source - http://www.perodua-uk.com/kelisa.htmPeroduaThe Perodua Kelisa is Britain s least expensive new car to own and run and one of the most sophisticated super minis to enter the market. On sale in the UK through Peroduas 70-strong dealer network Kelisa has picked up where the Perodua Nippa left off in providing unparalleled, affordable, entry level motoring.
Source - http://paultan.org/archives/2006/01/18/perodua-sues-disgruntled-kelisa-owner/Associated Press via Yahoo News reports that the Malaysian Appeals Court upheld a High Court order against Richard Fong Khee Choong to take down a personal website he set up in October 2002 about his Perodua Kelisa.
Perodua sued Richard Fong for defamation and the court ordered Fong to shut down the website pending resolution of the defamation suit.
Does this mean we cant complain about our cars anymore without having to fear lawsuits from the car manufacturers? This is outrageous. It makes me wonder, I could be next just in case any car manufacturer with deep pockets decides it doesnt like my site. What constitutes defamation in this context?