It Only Produces Three Hundred Carbon Dioxides.

[rionaleonhart]

I was rather worried that this episode wouldn't be an especially good one, because it's the only one of the series so far that doesn't have the trio all together for something major, but it was utterly glorious regardless.


I WANT MY OWN FLYING MODEL RELIANT ROBIN. It was adorable.

Jeremy took a chainsaw to the Cool Wall. Oh my God. "DO NOT PUT A MOTORBIKE ON MY WALL. RUN AWAY. RUN AWAY OR YOU WILL BE A LOT SHORTER."

"It only produces three hundred carbon dioxides" may be my favourite thing that Jeremy Clarkson has ever said about any car ever.

The Jeremy Clarkson logic dictates that Hammond must want to make love to David Attenborough! Genius! As was "Graham Norton's got a willy." "How do you know?" *BEST EXPRESSION EVER*.

And I loved it when Hammond and Clarkson were talking about how, obviously, when they were accused of being gay in Alabama, they should have said "No, we're married," pointed at James and scarpered while he was attacked. (This entire series is so very, very gay.)

I am so upset that Jeremy Clarkson actually got rid of his Ford GT. So upset. My abusive OTP has been destroyed! Alas!

...Of course, he could always buy it back a third time, and if he does so I will laugh hysterically.

And there was Top Gear Dog! Only for an instant, admittedly, but still. She was looking particularly adorable, and wearing Doggles! I am sure that dracothelizard will be very pleased.

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[rionaleonhart]

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That interpretation did not occur to me! But I refuse to reword it to make it less confusing, because it amuses me far too much. Hammond and Clarkson are totally married.

But, sadly, that wasn't what they meant. Essentially, what Clarkson said was:

"I think we missed a trick in Alabama. You know when that woman came along and said (horrible attempt at American accent) 'Hey, y'all gay lookin' to get beat up in a hick town?' (horrible attempt at American accent ends here), and I said 'No, I'm married with three children?' Well, you (indicating Hammond) should have said 'No, I'm married with two children', and then we could have pointed at the long-haired bachelor and run off while he got kicked."

[justspaz.livejournal.com]

Ah yes, the things that a mind can see in certain words is always amusing. Fangirling, I believe, would go out of business without some subtext.

After I reread it I was sure that was what was meant. Though, I would love to hear that 'horrible attempt at American accent'. Really, I'd love to see any of it. Eh

[culf.livejournal.com]

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