I was expecting a speech of some kind, but they stayed true to their character and didn't get all soft about it. I will really miss their adventures together.
Just the fact Clarkson never did the ending punchline was the last nail in coffin to tell me that this was truly the end, the end of an era someone might say.
I found this show while on Deployment to Iraq, these three have gotten me through some pretty tough times, re watching Top gear and the GT never gets old, And I will continue to watch it until I can’t.
It was never about cars in the first place. It was about creativity, healthy criticism of stupidity, friendship, ability to make and take a joke and not to take yourself to seriously, about importance of bit of foolishness in our lives. Hope Jeremy, James and Richard know, how much joy they brought to many many people over all those years. Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart
It was about cars from the beginning, but eventually it mostly moved away from that to three good lads having fun and a laugh while in cars, that's what I see all this about tbh
Yeah it’s way different than a sitcom ending because while that’s sad, it’s not real of course, this is an actual career friendship of 22 years that is coming to an end
@@yuso.b854 I try to dwell on the years of joy they brought and the many hours of them to watch....and they each have other things to watch, I know that's not the same but all we have my friend...I feel your pain you are not alone..
@@rockuncleproduction2229 all I’ve been doing is rewatching them in my spare time. I still laugh like I always have. The worlds the same it just feels emptier now. At least they have a fan base where we can relate. Thank you for you kind words, it definitely makes me happier knowing that we all feel down about this. Really is the only time I’ve felt sad about a show ending, I think it’s the same with all men to be honest
I still cant get over the fact that these lads are done for good. I remember first seeing top gear when i was a kid. I was 14 and me and my mum were scrolling through tv channels. We went past an episode of top gear. I said "Wait! Go back! What was that?". We went back and sat through the episode, (it was the polar special) and since that day, I fell in love with the show and the lads. My mum and I would end up watching every. single. bloody. episode together, and we even went to see them live in Sydney back in 2009. Im 31 years old now, and the day this last episode came out, my mum and I watched it together and couldnt stop crying. Thanks for the decades of laughter, boys. Its safe to say you brought us more than just a little happiness. ❤
Not even the toughest man can hold back his tears when Jeremy turns off his mic and the trio shake hands and thank the crew. Thanks to you three magnificent blokes, my childhood was beyond amazing.
Started watching you with my grandpa when I was 13 years old and my grandpa was 70 years old. Today we both watched your final episode together I’m now 35 years old and my grandpa is 92 years old. Thank you for all of the laughs and priceless memories you gave me with my grandpa and I. We will continue to watch all of the old episodes top gear and grand tour.
@@KangaZune yeah we loved it, my grandpa has always called me for the last 22 years to say “hey there’s a new episode, im cooking the roast dinner, bring the beers over” and that’s what we’ve been doing for the last 22 years while watching the show. It’s bitter sweet for us we are certainly going to miss it but we will be watching the old episodes still, and we are enjoying the new shows that the three of them are in.
When James said, " I hope we brought you.. a little bit of happiness..". It broke me.. You guys brought more than you will ever know to millions. And I knew it had to end at some point. But I didn't realize is would be this hard to let go.. All I can say is.. Thank you for blessing us all these years.
Both endings suck in a emotional way as in suck i mean soul crushing I don't mean oh the ending sucked ass no it sucked because this is is this is end of a era great 😭
I was 12 year old dork who was just about to start high school when I first watched the Botswana Special. I was already interested in cars but after watching that special, cars became my entire world. Since then I’ve had many wonderful experiences working in the automotive world, including five-year stint as a NASCAR crewman. Watching these guys return to where it all started made me realize that everything I’ve done in my career was due to the little spark that Jeremy, James and Richard lit inside that 12 year-old me. Seeing the three of them ride off into the sunset was a beautiful end to what was a wonderful journey for all these years. Thanks for letting us all come along for the ride. 🇨🇦
So awesome man, idk if they will ever truly realize the positive influence and spark they’ve inspired throughout many generations worldwide. It’s amazing how someone we’ve never meant can change the trajectory of our life just from their passion and authenticity.
When James said "I hope we brought you a little bit of happiness" was the highlight of this special, it made me choke up. What he said doesn't even scratch the surface of the impact these 3 have had, and the dark times they've helped people get through, myself included. May the rest of their lives keep carrying them to glory. ❤
You’re right. I didn’t even realize how massive the impact this show had on my life was until I saw this episode and was absolutely crushed by the realization that this is it, this is the end. They’re never going to do this again.
I doubt if any of these grand gentlemen will ever see this post. However if they do I thank all three of you from the bottom of my heart for being a part of most of my adult life. I shed some tears when this one ended as it is truly the end of an Era.
+1. I hope they know how much their show and adventures have meant to so many people. Forever grateful for what they have done and the legacy they have created.
The second they cut to the old footage, I genuinely gasped. This special felt the most genuine between the trio. Not characters or the stereotypes they've built over the years, but themselves. Thanks for everything, gents.
I had a knot in my stomach towards the end of the episode knowing the end was coming and started crying when Jeremy unplugged his mic. Thank you guys for all the memories!
The flash back from Bostwana Special really got me. Jaw dropping and i wept. Thank you BBC for being kind enough to share the scene with The Grand Tour. It was a cruel move but necessary. Gosh I don’t what we’ll be doing after this without seeing these 3 blokes working on tele ever again…
They clearly stated that it's only the joint work. There will be no trio anymore. But all three guys won't be out of the waves at least in the near future. Clarkson has his farm ("Clarkson's Farm" which ironically is a quite popular show on Prime Video), May has a world trip show ("James May, our man in..." and "James May: Oh Cook", also in Prime Video), and Hammond has his garage ("Richard Hammond's Workshop", in Discovery Plus, and also Prime Video) Also, the three guys collab in DriveTribe from time to time.
The bit with the tree started me off lol as it reminded of story Hammond said about what it was like when he was in coma. If u not seen i urge to as its powerful and shows just how powerfull are brain is.
Not just the end of a show, but an end to a chapter in all our lives. Feels like losing a friend, but the legacy will live on. Thank you chaps for everything
dont worry atleast clarkson still has his farming show, hammond and james may still upload on youtube too! the trio is over but atleast we'll still be able to get up to whatever their next shenanigans are... :) also can rewatch The Grand Tour, re-experience all those adventures one more time
I can't think of a single show that has had such a lasting impact on so many of us. From myself and Australia, thank you Jeremy, James, and hamster. Not going to forget this show for a long long time
I was smiling like an idiot for most of the episode. But when they arrived at island at we got flash backs. My smile disappeared and I could feel tears building. And I spent the last minutes of this fighting back those tears. And just saying thank you to Jeremy, James and Richard. For 22 years of...joy
@@dnmz1885 this what we learned from them ! Guys stick together! Let them tears out brother! Hope they know what every single man feels right now (except France i guess)
And with this, my childhood, my teenage years and my early adulthood come to a close. These three blokes accompanied my afternoons and evenings for 20 years, getting me into cars and adventures. I'm surely gonna miss them ❤
@@Charlie-Charlottowards the end of this episode when Jeremy said they were going to actually finish in Botswana, I had this gut feeling that maybe just maybe they might be reunited with the Lancia and Mercedes and I’ve never been so happy to be right about something in my life.
I went through a long phase of disliking Clarkson as a younger man and that was all really rescued by the farming show. 34 now. Really does feel like the end of youth... maybe that's what we're all mourning. Funny thing, it's just a car show...
Have you ever gone up and see the two cars from the Botswana special? The Merc and the Beta, just wondering, I would do that if I live there too, lol 😅😂😂
What I hadn't appreciated until now is that at 2:19 the reason why James comes in after the other two... is because he arrived in the series one season later! Now that's some good scripting!
Truly the end of an era. This show helped me get through some really tough times and has always been something I looked forward to over the last 15 years of watching it. There will never be another one like it.
@@arbitterm There's no way Captain Sense of Direction would delete his contacts before he leaves the area? Hope he uses a GPS tbh, otherwise we all know how it all turned out to be tbh, lol 😅😂😂
@@bradwhite5884 you know mate! If James got lost! It will be great!!! …. Think about it… Amazon presents: Finding James . Trust me! It won’t be just one episode! It will be a whole new season 😃
I’m a 15 year old boy, and despite me being younger than how long these guys have been working together, I have still watched every episode of every season with my dad, Top Gear & The Grand Tour. It was my childhood show and made me fall in love with cars. So thank you, Jeremy, James, and Richard.
Same for me; I’m 21 now and started watching as the 21st series started when I was 10 lol; luckily I own all of the specials on DVD so I can share them with my kids (if I have any) in the future lol
Im in America, so i found these guys when Discovery randomly started airing Top Gear episodes in 2003. I was instantly hooked, and have never mised a single episode of TG or GT. The chemistry between these guys is what made these shows so fantastic. Thanks for the last 22 awesome years Jeremy, James, and Richard.
Just watched the full episode, gut wrenching at the end, brought a tear to my eyes, feels like I've said goodbye to three close friends. Thanks for the laughs and smiles guys and God bless.
I just watched it and at the end I was sobbing like a little boy, with my girlfriend in awe, wondering why I'm getting so emotional over a car show. But it's not just a car show. I've grown up with Clarkson, Hammond and May. 22 years of the best entertainment. Hell, TG and GT episodes have helped me through some tough times and now this incredible journey is over. Now, I know they will eventually meet up for some kind of mini-something, or even just a video conference and we'll get fun banter, but this is the end of an era and it's a very sad moment for carguys all over the world. Did they really have to do us like that with the exact same spot and everything.
This was the best ending possible. I’m not going to shy away from the fact that I cried my eyes out on this one. It was not just the end of a very good show, but it also marked almost 20 years of my life that went incredibly fast before my eyes. I remembered seating on the family couch with my parents watching the trio, then trying in my early teenage years to live these amazing aventures with my two cousins on our bicycles. All three have made an incredible impact on my life and I think that, appart from getting sad that this show ended, I also mourned the first third of my life. It is bittersweet for sure, but thank you so much Jeremy, James and Richard for all you’ve done over the years ❤
These 3 dudes unintentionally changed the lives of many people including myself. People will still be talking about them in 100 years time. Leaving a legacy like that just from a tv show about cars is probably one of the most impressive things in tv history. Thank you Jeremy, Richard, James and the crew behind the camera. Best of luck for the future! I’lll see you on the road.
I have been a carparts seller for 20 years now. I love my job, i love cars because they have a kind of soul and these three guys taught me that . Thank you for all. Greeks love you.
Once I saw TOP GEAR for the very first time, I instantly became addicted to it until it was temporarily cancelled, but I never stopped watching. Then came THE GRAND TOUR, and I felt that my old friends were coming back to show us what they were really made of once more. What I admire the most about those guys is the loyalty they had for each other in their love/hate relationship. Even in their worse situations they chose to stick together as a single unit. What these 3 friends were able to accomplish on screen over the years is amazing and astonishing to me. Through TG, TGT and those "3 friends" I have been able to see and magically go to places I can only dream of. They have taken on adventures that have made motoring history over the years and I feel I have been right there with them. Sure, the new shows may continue with other good presenters as life itself continues, but CLARKSON, HAMMOND and MAY have set "THE STANDARD" to be measured by. Although I knew this moment would arrive sooner or later I am very sad the end of an era is really here. THANK YOU, for putting many smiles on my face and making my life happier every time I watch the shows. THANK YOU, TO ALL THE STAFF involved in filming, editing, logistics, producing and whatever else was nescesary to accomplish every episode. YOU ARE ALL ROCK STARS behind the scenes. I will miss TGT and those "3 FRIENDS", but as long as YOU ALL are doing OK, that's all that really matters to me. BLESSINGS TO ALL OF YOU!!!
Who would have thought "a show about three middle aged men falling over and sometimes a car drives by" would bring so many of us to tears when it finally comes to an end. A beautiful sendoff.
Started watching Top Gear with my grandfather back in 2003, he loved it. He sadly passed in 2019 so never got to see the final few Grand Tour specials. His favourite song was Brothers in Arms which we played at his funeral. When that started playing as the boys drove over the salt flats I was a mess, don't think I've ever cried so much ever over a TV show or movie. Thank you Jeremy, James and Richard for all the memories, you've bought so much joy to us all over the years and I don't think you'll ever realise it. Was the perfect ending to a perfect show. Thanks for uploading ♥️🙏😭
My grandfather loved watching the 3 lads over the years, unfortunately he's not here to view these last episodes they created. I'm sure he would be emotional like us all and appreciate their road adventures.
Damn. Those flashback cuts to the present really hit 24 year old me different…. So long fellas, cheers for making our childhoods awesome. Definitely not tearing up.
This marks the end of an era in the entertainment industry. It was a show which the world not only hasn't seen before, but will also never see again. My best friend and I have watched it on the day of the premiere, jokig and laughing along... but from the moment Brothers in Arms started playing and up until the very end, we sat in total silence, trying to fight of tears. Really thankful to have grown up, being able to witness... well... this!
Started watching these when I was 14 in 2004...not the very start of millennium Top Gear, but close enough. 20 years. 3 blokes in cars...simple formula, and yet, I doubt any studio will be able to do this successfully ever again.
@@KyleRaynerCh They didnt have to. Between 2006 and 2012 TG wasnt owned by the BBC. BBC bought the videos from Andy Willman. So the Botswana special was owned by Willman and the BBC got the licence. Also, when Sabine Schmitz died, TG and TGT worked together on a tribute and when TGT ended its tent, the compelation included TG material.
I was 11 when I started watching these 3. My uncle came over and showed me and my family the Vietnam special and we could not stop laughing. I’m 25 now and these 3 have seriously gotten me through some tough times. This was a wonderful way to end the series. Thank you for everything you guys have done 🫡
Clarkson, Hammond and May have been sort of like my best friends that I've never met. I've had so many laughs with them and thank them for all the years of entertainment they've given me. Thank you so much, you three marauders
Watching Top Gear as a kid was how I learned English. I used to watch it religiously especially the specials. A big, giant, thank you to the trio who's blessed us with all the fun moments over the past 22 years
Blessed enough in life to be born in same era as these three legends. Thank you gentlemen for quite literally 20+ years of fantastic entertainment. Forever grateful and glad you three got to share your best years with us.
I myself started with Top Gear maybe 8 or 10 years ago when I binged all 22 seasons these three appeared in. Seeing it all end today was quite sad. Thanks for everything, gents. What a journey it's been.
Ive just watched it with my 10 yr old. Its been a part of my life for 22 years and stupidly i view them as mates even though ive never met them. Lads i just wanna say Thank You for all of it its been bloody phenomenal. ❤
They say the best men plant trees theyll never know the shade of. These three I think were lucky to have gone on and seen the culmination and love for their work most would only dream to see. Its been an honor gents.
There are times in one's life where timing is everything. To think for over 2 decades these 3 gentleman told stories about automobiles, like one ever has or ever will. They touched millions of people. Thank you for sharing your brilliance with us and making our lives just a little bit better. God bless you gents in your future endeavors.
I'm going to miss the Grand Tour. I've really enjoyed watching it ever since it first came out. I'll miss the three of them. Thanks for 22 years of joy.
Man this gives me a massive lump in my throat. Times gone by so fast. These three are truly one of a kind and cannot be replaced. Thanks for all the fun and laughter over the decades fellas. Onward and upward. ❤
its rare of me to be emotional to a point of shedding tears but the moment J.C turned the mic of and his voice at that moment I couldn't hold them 😢😢.. its been quite a journey mahn🥺.. since the days of top gear to grand tour.. those 3 (the orangutan, the blithering idiot and captain slow) have a source of joy, laughter, education and so much more. it was really wise of the producers to bring them to where it all started and i think they do deserve a lot of credit for their efforts and commitment 👏🏾👏🏾. they travelled the world and mostly the 3 gets all the credits and recognition and so i applaud them I'm gonna miss them so dearly ❤. my favorite episodes from top gear are from Botswana, Burma, Bolivia death road, Vietnam, Source of the Nile, India, Iraq and Argentina(🤭). fromthe grand tour are Mozambique, Madagascar, Mongolia, China, Seasmen, Environmental cars, Scotland classic cars, Beach buggies, Caravans and Detroit. Now I'm going to enjoy Clarkson farm and follow James and Richard ventures.
Ok, here in Brazil I never had many things, I was always introverted and I always had this passion for cars with me, I learned from my late father, I discovered the program in 2009 on cable TV... and since then I've been following the program... I didn't cry watching it this morning, but now at night... the feelings came... I miss simpler times, when I would just sit on the couch in my living room with my father to watch TV... thank you for 22 years!
I've watched the entire episode with tears streaming down my face I don't know how to react anymore to this. I'll miss them more than anything I've ever done in my life.
While I was saying to myself stop being emotional and start acting like a grown man here we are crying like a child.. thank you you wonderful gentlemen for bringing joy to our lives when we most needed!!! Salute
i remember being a little girl in primary school getting up early to watch top gear before school. now i'm going to graduate university next year. time flies. really gonna miss these guys.
I've been educated and entertained by these 3 since 2006. Thanks for being a big impact to my life Jeremy, Richard, and James. My interest and knowledge of cars and adventures were all thanks to you. You three will always have a special place in my memories even after you're all long gone from this world. I will never forget. None of us will.
The world just got a little bit darker with the loss of this Legendary and probably the best show.............in the world! Thankyou so so much to all the team behind the scenes too.
The end of an era, so may have grown up watching, enjoying and wishing they could be these three. Thank you Jeremy, Richard and Captain Slow for all the years of adventures and hard work, you are motoring legends.
One separate hard drive for this show particularly and still have it, still can’t believe the era has ended now.. I Still remember I started watching the show when I was in college and now its been 14 years and still feels like I am in my college years. Thank you BBC
What an episode, an era, a journey. 22 years / 41 is a lot. Unbelievably lucky to enjoy such a show. For me it's the best tv ever. I was crying with Jeremy at the end of the Grand tour tent. I was full of tears now, it's not just watching the greatest trio on tv, it's the time with my best friends for 22 years. Back than as 20 yo in the army, through university, careers, marriage, children... My 2yo son asked me what am I watching & I told him - these are dady crazy friends, they travel the world with cars and make me laugh. Unbelievable, I wish i can just go the Clarkson's farm just to shake his hand and say thank you sir for the happiness and enjoyment I experienced with you guys for over 2 decades. Unbelievable, just Unbelievable. Thank you Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May for a lot of good time for 22 years.
My dad introduced me to Top Gear years back and I've loved it since. Clarkson, Hammond and May got me through incredible hardships and gave me something to laugh and smile about when I needed it. It never was just about cars. There will never be anyone like them again. Thanks for the memories, lads. I'll hold them to the end.
Awesome, thank you for the memories. You have been a massive part of my childhood, and I will definitely still be watching everything TG, TGT, CF and RHW for years to come!!!
The end of an era...it makes me sad because we will never see a car show like this again. I have followed this trio from the very beginning for all these many years...I really have a pang in my heart and even a little tear to know that it is definitely ending. 😪 Thank you again from the bottom of my heart for all these years of happiness and laughs Jeremy / Richard and James as well as all the Top Gear and the Grand Tour team... you are the best!!!🥲
I sobbed. I sobbed like a small child. Through my struggles. Through the pain. My darkest moments. You were always there. Men bond shoulder to shoulder through a challenge or adversity. I am a 44 year old man. This is all I have known. All I love. The fun, the banter, the cars, the adventure it's everything. Thank you so much.
started watching in 2007 when I was in highschool, haven't missed a single episode since. Now I've been working for 10 years and just got married recently, thanks to all three of them for the wonderfull memories throughout all these years.
Finally got around to watching this episode yesterday on a roadtrip with my younger brother. We started watching this in 2006, i was just starting high school and my brother was in middle school. We would always watch every episode together, and if one of us missed an episode we would re-watch it with each other to get caught up. To see the years go by and know this era came to an end was so heart breaking. My brother and I watched it in the car on our drive from LA to San Francisco and we just rode in silence for a long time. This was one of the only shows that bonded us together with a strong bond like the guys in the show had. Thanks guys.
I burst out in tears as soon as they cut to the flash back. And then I was hesterically laughing by the time he ripped the mike off. Thank you for everything. I would not be in the car business if it wasn’t for top gear, I wouldn’t have owned 2 Alfa Romeo’s in a row without this show. I wouldn’t have the friends I have without this show. I owe so much to Clarkson, Hammond and May.
I don’t think you can put into words the impact that these 3 have had on so many over these 22 years. My son is 19. And he said to me last night “how will you feel dad?” Thank you.
From 14 to 36…. These gents took me through adolescence, my formative years, early adult hood and now into my grown up 30s I thank you and salute (as I’m sure most of the nation does)
Unplugging the mic was such an unexpectedly simple, eloquent, and brilliant way to mark this finale.
I was expecting a speech of some kind, but they stayed true to their character and didn't get all soft about it. I will really miss their adventures together.
Brutal
They gave their own last monologues throughout the trip
@@stiffzombie1537 They didn’t get all soft about it? Did you watch the programme?
@@stiffzombie1537 atleast i was expecting the old " and on that bombshell its time to end" but this was better.
The only show that could have generations of grown men & women , bawling crying all over the world.
Jesus, get a grip man.
Bawled my eyes out
Same 😢
Yup, in the world
Not only grown men .. but women too 🤍
Just the fact Clarkson never did the ending punchline was the last nail in coffin to tell me that this was truly the end, the end of an era someone might say.
And on that bombshell, it’s time to end.
@@hahaiamshambler7627 "bombshell" or "disappointment". I'm going to miss hearing that and the other. Also no more "back to the studio/tent"
It is the end of an era
What can I watch this on the series
@@MuhammadSaad-t9tAmazon prime video
At 1:58 you can see Jeremy looking off into the sunset as the crew celebrates, that got me.
Fr I noticed that too
To me it always feels like Jeremy is such an emotional man but hates sharing it. Reminds me a bit of the sheep in his farming show.
Counting his money he got for this.
@@Coordinator61 pound sand, he is donating 100% to a local farm charity.
Having a slash as they say in the UK
I found this show while on Deployment to Iraq, these three have gotten me through some pretty tough times, re watching Top gear and the GT never gets old, And I will continue to watch it until I can’t.
same, gotta rewatch Grand Tour!
Gonna rewatch Top Gear from 2003 to 2015 and full Grand Tour shows, one day.
And then I will cry, again
James pulling his phone out to delete the numbers😂
na one of his cars is in hammonds workshop, hes stuck with him
@@topmandog1Deleting or not, he has to call anyway. Captain sense of direction doesn’t know his way there.
@@heybimo true
that moment absolutely broke me
that incredible feeling of crying and absolutely chortling at the same time
@@heybimo I can see him getting lost in the desert lol
It was never about cars in the first place. It was about creativity, healthy criticism of stupidity, friendship, ability to make and take a joke and not to take yourself to seriously, about importance of bit of foolishness in our lives. Hope Jeremy, James and Richard know, how much joy they brought to many many people over all those years. Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart
thats 100% it right there nail on the head
It was about cars from the beginning, but eventually it mostly moved away from that to three good lads having fun and a laugh while in cars, that's what I see all this about tbh
@@AndyGoesOutsideyou hit the Piston Right on the Head there Sir. Brilliantly put.🚗👍
They inspired me and made my life better, somehow. Now they are gone...
I think, they do😊
Hardest goodbye in television history. I’m crying my eyes out man
Yeah it’s way different than a sitcom ending because while that’s sad, it’s not real of course, this is an actual career friendship of 22 years that is coming to an end
Nothing else will ever compare
@@rockuncleproduction2229 I’m still heartbroken, I can’t get my head around it. Since they’ve split I’ve been so miserable
@@yuso.b854 I try to dwell on the years of joy they brought and the many hours of them to watch....and they each have other things to watch, I know that's not the same but all we have my friend...I feel your pain you are not alone..
@@rockuncleproduction2229 all I’ve been doing is rewatching them in my spare time. I still laugh like I always have. The worlds the same it just feels emptier now. At least they have a fan base where we can relate. Thank you for you kind words, it definitely makes me happier knowing that we all feel down about this. Really is the only time I’ve felt sad about a show ending, I think it’s the same with all men to be honest
I still cant get over the fact that these lads are done for good. I remember first seeing top gear when i was a kid. I was 14 and me and my mum were scrolling through tv channels. We went past an episode of top gear. I said "Wait! Go back! What was that?". We went back and sat through the episode, (it was the polar special) and since that day, I fell in love with the show and the lads.
My mum and I would end up watching every. single. bloody. episode together, and we even went to see them live in Sydney back in 2009. Im 31 years old now, and the day this last episode came out, my mum and I watched it together and couldnt stop crying.
Thanks for the decades of laughter, boys. Its safe to say you brought us more than just a little happiness. ❤
Not even the toughest man can hold back his tears when Jeremy turns off his mic and the trio shake hands and thank the crew. Thanks to you three magnificent blokes, my childhood was beyond amazing.
3:01 James May deleting their contact info is the funniest thing ever
All fun & games until Captain Sense of Direction gets lost in the African wilderness.
"Worlds smallest dickhead and worlds biggest dickhead"
@@SmashBrosAssemble and the massive C gets lost in the Kalahari
based username and pfp btw
So that was what he was doing with the phone...I confess I was stumped at the randomness at the phone appearance while he was driving 😂
I dont belive it. I wont allow it
Started watching you with my grandpa when I was 13 years old and my grandpa was 70 years old. Today we both watched your final episode together I’m now 35 years old and my grandpa is 92 years old. Thank you for all of the laughs and priceless memories you gave me with my grandpa and I. We will continue to watch all of the old episodes top gear and grand tour.
Mint mate👍
That’s amazing man. I hope you both enjoyed the finale 😢
@@KangaZune yeah we loved it, my grandpa has always called me for the last 22 years to say “hey there’s a new episode, im cooking the roast dinner, bring the beers over” and that’s what we’ve been doing for the last 22 years while watching the show. It’s bitter sweet for us we are certainly going to miss it but we will be watching the old episodes still, and we are enjoying the new shows that the three of them are in.
@@TyrannosaurusTim Thanks for the life story - Really needed to know that for some bizarre reason
You horrible bastard 🤣@@chrismassey6991
When James said, " I hope we brought you.. a little bit of happiness..". It broke me.. You guys brought more than you will ever know to millions. And I knew it had to end at some point. But I didn't realize is would be this hard to let go.. All I can say is.. Thank you for blessing us all these years.
He was tearing up as well 😭
Or when Jeremy said thank you thank you.. We are thanking him..
Broke me too man, you’re so right
😢
2:50 Furious 7 ending aint nothing compared to this. I'm bawling right now.
USA: we have Fast And Furious
Japan: HA! We have Initial D
Great Britain: "SPEED AND POWER"
Both endings suck in a emotional way as in suck i mean soul crushing I don't mean oh the ending sucked ass no it sucked because this is is this is end of a era great 😭
I was 12 year old dork who was just about to start high school when I first watched the Botswana Special. I was already interested in cars but after watching that special, cars became my entire world. Since then I’ve had many wonderful experiences working in the automotive world, including five-year stint as a NASCAR crewman.
Watching these guys return to where it all started made me realize that everything I’ve done in my career was due to the little spark that Jeremy, James and Richard lit inside that 12 year-old me.
Seeing the three of them ride off into the sunset was a beautiful end to what was a wonderful journey for all these years.
Thanks for letting us all come along for the ride.
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So awesome man, idk if they will ever truly realize the positive influence and spark they’ve inspired throughout many generations worldwide. It’s amazing how someone we’ve never meant can change the trajectory of our life just from their passion and authenticity.
When James said "I hope we brought you a little bit of happiness" was the highlight of this special, it made me choke up. What he said doesn't even scratch the surface of the impact these 3 have had, and the dark times they've helped people get through, myself included. May the rest of their lives keep carrying them to glory. ❤
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you could see he was holding it back as well.
You’re right. I didn’t even realize how massive the impact this show had on my life was until I saw this episode and was absolutely crushed by the realization that this is it, this is the end. They’re never going to do this again.
If you look at his eyes as well, he was teary-eyed when he said that.
Let’s not forget the fourth! Andy Wilman!
I started crying when Jeremy turned off his mic.
it's like when Michael Scott left The Office
@@niksv4165 yes it was just like that
that got me too
yeah just watched the episode…it maybe be the last one but those 3 guys will never be forgotten!
It was the part before where Brothers In Arms by Dire Straits played. Incredible how much the music fits the mood in the final 15 minutes.
I doubt if any of these grand gentlemen will ever see this post. However if they do I thank all three of you from the bottom of my heart for being a part of most of my adult life. I shed some tears when this one ended as it is truly the end of an Era.
World treasures 🖖
Yep👍
The best trio ever. Thanks for everything guys ❤
+1. I hope they know how much their show and adventures have meant to so many people. Forever grateful for what they have done and the legacy they have created.
The second they cut to the old footage, I genuinely gasped. This special felt the most genuine between the trio. Not characters or the stereotypes they've built over the years, but themselves. Thanks for everything, gents.
I had a knot in my stomach towards the end of the episode knowing the end was coming and started crying when Jeremy unplugged his mic. Thank you guys for all the memories!
The flash back from Bostwana Special really got me. Jaw dropping and i wept. Thank you BBC for being kind enough to share the scene with The Grand Tour. It was a cruel move but necessary. Gosh I don’t what we’ll be doing after this without seeing these 3 blokes working on tele ever again…
U probably will just not together again
They clearly stated that it's only the joint work. There will be no trio anymore.
But all three guys won't be out of the waves at least in the near future. Clarkson has his farm ("Clarkson's Farm" which ironically is a quite popular show on Prime Video), May has a world trip show ("James May, our man in..." and "James May: Oh Cook", also in Prime Video), and Hammond has his garage ("Richard Hammond's Workshop", in Discovery Plus, and also Prime Video)
Also, the three guys collab in DriveTribe from time to time.
@@HirokaAkita Clarkson and May sold their stake in DriveTribe to Hammond. May then started James May's Planet Gin on TH-cam.
Im a 57 yr old man. In tears after watching the last episode.
16 year old watched them since I could talk , I was left in pieces, I remember I used to run around the house shouting 'oh cock' because of James may.
The bit with the tree started me off lol as it reminded of story Hammond said about what it was like when he was in coma. If u not seen i urge to as its powerful and shows just how powerfull are brain is.
67 years young you mean :)
@@nuttell5548 same mate but I thought the words were "Oh cog" when i was younger lol like in Y2. I remeber my dad telling me off for that tho
@@scottmeehan2422for me the tears started when James was talking about his green bag and had to pause for a moment.
Not just the end of a show, but an end to a chapter in all our lives. Feels like losing a friend, but the legacy will live on. Thank you chaps for everything
dont worry atleast clarkson still has his farming show, hammond and james may still upload on youtube too! the trio is over but atleast we'll still be able to get up to whatever their next shenanigans are... :)
also can rewatch The Grand Tour, re-experience all those adventures one more time
A very dear and close friend goes away forever.... Damn this is hard to watch
@2:22 represents when james just joined the program i guess
I can't think of a single show that has had such a lasting impact on so many of us. From myself and Australia, thank you Jeremy, James, and hamster. Not going to forget this show for a long long time
I was smiling like an idiot for most of the episode. But when they arrived at island at we got flash backs. My smile disappeared and I could feel tears building. And I spent the last minutes of this fighting back those tears. And just saying thank you to Jeremy, James and Richard. For 22 years of...joy
Just let the tears out man
Yeah don't hold them back.
@@dnmz1885 this what we learned from them ! Guys stick together! Let them tears out brother! Hope they know what every single man feels right now (except France i guess)
Just like me
And with this, my childhood, my teenage years and my early adulthood come to a close. These three blokes accompanied my afternoons and evenings for 20 years, getting me into cars and adventures. I'm surely gonna miss them ❤
I felt exactly that, I think I was getting teary eyed because in some way I mourned my childhood and early adulthood.
@@Charlie-Charlottowards the end of this episode when Jeremy said they were going to actually finish in Botswana, I had this gut feeling that maybe just maybe they might be reunited with the Lancia and Mercedes and I’ve never been so happy to be right about something in my life.
Me too mate, from reruns on dave after primary school to now. So lucky to have grown up with them.
I went through a long phase of disliking Clarkson as a younger man and that was all really rescued by the farming show. 34 now. Really does feel like the end of youth... maybe that's what we're all mourning. Funny thing, it's just a car show...
Same, im 32, im from Mexico and they had an impact on me, thanks for everything
Am a lady in Africa Botswana I have watched this for years with my son's we are all crying. Big up guys .may God bless your future endeavors
Your country looks amazing, it is now on my list to travel there.
Have you ever gone up and see the two cars from the Botswana special? The Merc and the Beta, just wondering, I would do that if I live there too, lol 😅😂😂
@@JM1919MJya i definitely wanna go to botswana now
What I hadn't appreciated until now is that at 2:19 the reason why James comes in after the other two... is because he arrived in the series one season later! Now that's some good scripting!
Truly the end of an era. This show helped me get through some really tough times and has always been something I looked forward to over the last 15 years of watching it. There will never be another one like it.
Who else is full of tears? 😢
😢😢Me too,
I grew up with them and I can't believe it's over
Totally broke down
It is a sad moment for us. 😢
The end of an era.
Not me. Not at all. 😢 I'm fine. Just fine.
James "presumably" deleting the 2 of them off his contacts lol
See I figured he was pulling up GPS😅
@@arbitterm There's no way Captain Sense of Direction would delete his contacts before he leaves the area? Hope he uses a GPS tbh, otherwise we all know how it all turned out to be tbh, lol 😅😂😂
@@bradwhite5884 you know mate! If James got lost! It will be great!!! …. Think about it… Amazon presents: Finding James .
Trust me! It won’t be just one episode! It will be a whole new season 😃
😂😂😂😂
Probably end up in Antarctica @@bradwhite5884
I’m a 15 year old boy, and despite me being younger than how long these guys have been working together, I have still watched every episode of every season with my dad, Top Gear & The Grand Tour. It was my childhood show and made me fall in love with cars. So thank you, Jeremy, James, and Richard.
Exact same for me. These 3 were my childhood
Same for me; I’m 21 now and started watching as the 21st series started when I was 10 lol; luckily I own all of the specials on DVD so I can share them with my kids (if I have any) in the future lol
I’m 19 years old, and it’s the same thing for me. Ever since I was a little kid me and my dad have watched this show together.
Well I’m 45 and have been watching these 3 since I was in my later 20s good that makes me feel old lol
This show brought me and my dad together. Thank you Grand Tour, for everything.
Im in America, so i found these guys when Discovery randomly started airing Top Gear episodes in 2003. I was instantly hooked, and have never mised a single episode of TG or GT. The chemistry between these guys is what made these shows so fantastic. Thanks for the last 22 awesome years Jeremy, James, and Richard.
When Brothers in arms started I was done. Crushed and choked. Thank you for everything.
This!
Heard the drone note fading in, I was done.
I was crying and sobbing
Should have gone out with the brilliant and highly appropriate Brothers in Arms, but followed it with My Sweet Lord. Don't understand that...
Just watched the full episode, gut wrenching at the end, brought a tear to my eyes, feels like I've said goodbye to three close friends. Thanks for the laughs and smiles guys and God bless.
absolutely, when they were reaching the final tree I got so much anxiety because I know that, "this is it, it's over, they're done."
I just watched it and at the end I was sobbing like a little boy, with my girlfriend in awe, wondering why I'm getting so emotional over a car show. But it's not just a car show.
I've grown up with Clarkson, Hammond and May. 22 years of the best entertainment. Hell, TG and GT episodes have helped me through some tough times and now this incredible journey is over.
Now, I know they will eventually meet up for some kind of mini-something, or even just a video conference and we'll get fun banter, but this is the end of an era and it's a very sad moment for carguys all over the world.
Did they really have to do us like that with the exact same spot and everything.
Ikr crediting top gears first special was such a golden moment, it’s the best and the saddest ending ever
My wife has only seen me cry twice.
One of those times was Saturday night watching this episode.
Not just GUYS.. typical bloke assuming it’s only of interest to you ..😂
Watching them ride off into the sunset... separately... It's more than enough to make a grown man cry. Thank you.
They ended show where they started😢, thank you for over 20 years of joy
I was not ready for this...
no one was it😢
This was the best ending possible. I’m not going to shy away from the fact that I cried my eyes out on this one. It was not just the end of a very good show, but it also marked almost 20 years of my life that went incredibly fast before my eyes. I remembered seating on the family couch with my parents watching the trio, then trying in my early teenage years to live these amazing aventures with my two cousins on our bicycles. All three have made an incredible impact on my life and I think that, appart from getting sad that this show ended, I also mourned the first third of my life.
It is bittersweet for sure, but thank you so much Jeremy, James and Richard for all you’ve done over the years ❤
These 3 dudes unintentionally changed the lives of many people including myself.
People will still be talking about them in 100 years time. Leaving a legacy like that just from a tv show about cars is probably one of the most impressive things in tv history.
Thank you Jeremy, Richard, James and the crew behind the camera. Best of luck for the future! I’lll see you on the road.
I have been a carparts seller for 20 years now. I love my job, i love cars because they have a kind of soul and these three guys taught me that . Thank you for all.
Greeks love you.
Genuinely broke me the ending. Thankyou for the adventures guys. I was 7 when I started watching and I’m nearly 28. Thankyou.
Once I saw TOP GEAR for the very first time, I instantly became addicted to it until it was temporarily cancelled, but I never stopped watching. Then came THE GRAND TOUR, and I felt that my old friends were coming back to show us what they were really made of once more. What I admire the most about those guys is the loyalty they had for each other in their love/hate relationship. Even in their worse situations they chose to stick together as a single unit. What these 3 friends were able to accomplish on screen over the years is amazing and astonishing to me. Through TG, TGT and those "3 friends" I have been able to see and magically go to places I can only dream of. They have taken on adventures that have made motoring history over the years and I feel I have been right there with them. Sure, the new shows may continue with other good presenters as life itself continues, but CLARKSON, HAMMOND and MAY have set "THE STANDARD" to be measured by. Although I knew this moment would arrive sooner or later I am very sad the end of an era is really here. THANK YOU, for putting many smiles on my face and making my life happier every time I watch the shows. THANK YOU, TO ALL THE STAFF involved in filming, editing, logistics, producing and whatever else was nescesary to accomplish every episode. YOU ARE ALL ROCK STARS behind the scenes. I will miss TGT and those "3 FRIENDS", but as long as YOU ALL are doing OK, that's all that really matters to me. BLESSINGS TO ALL OF YOU!!!
Who would have thought "a show about three middle aged men falling over and sometimes a car drives by" would bring so many of us to tears when it finally comes to an end. A beautiful sendoff.
Started watching Top Gear with my grandfather back in 2003, he loved it. He sadly passed in 2019 so never got to see the final few Grand Tour specials.
His favourite song was Brothers in Arms which we played at his funeral.
When that started playing as the boys drove over the salt flats I was a mess, don't think I've ever cried so much ever over a TV show or movie.
Thank you Jeremy, James and Richard for all the memories, you've bought so much joy to us all over the years and I don't think you'll ever realise it.
Was the perfect ending to a perfect show.
Thanks for uploading ♥️🙏😭
Wow, what a beautiful and poignant moment for you. I'm sure your grandpa will be looking down smiling, god bless 🙏
@@shaneb8874Thank you, means a lot 😭♥️🙏
My grandfather loved watching the 3 lads over the years, unfortunately he's not here to view these last episodes they created. I'm sure he would be emotional like us all and appreciate their road adventures.
Damn. Those flashback cuts to the present really hit 24 year old me different…. So long fellas, cheers for making our childhoods awesome.
Definitely not tearing up.
Definitely I think I was 27ish when I first saw top gear time definitely flys
Glad i was born now to witness this legendary trio
This marks the end of an era in the entertainment industry.
It was a show which the world not only hasn't seen before, but will also never see again.
My best friend and I have watched it on the day of the premiere, jokig and laughing along... but from the moment Brothers in Arms started playing and up until the very end, we sat in total silence, trying to fight of tears.
Really thankful to have grown up, being able to witness... well... this!
Started watching these when I was 14 in 2004...not the very start of millennium Top Gear, but close enough. 20 years. 3 blokes in cars...simple formula, and yet, I doubt any studio will be able to do this successfully ever again.
Crazy how they showed the original special too
Just goes to show how much they care for the Fans
I wonder if it was a pain to get BBC to give permission to use clips from that special.
@@KyleRaynerCh Maybe
They probably just asked can we use a few clips from the special to show memories
It wouldn't have been difficult. Just probably cost a lot.
@@KyleRaynerCh They didnt have to. Between 2006 and 2012 TG wasnt owned by the BBC. BBC bought the videos from Andy Willman. So the Botswana special was owned by Willman and the BBC got the licence. Also, when Sabine Schmitz died, TG and TGT worked together on a tribute and when TGT ended its tent, the compelation included TG material.
I was 11 when I started watching these 3. My uncle came over and showed me and my family the Vietnam special and we could not stop laughing. I’m 25 now and these 3 have seriously gotten me through some tough times. This was a wonderful way to end the series. Thank you for everything you guys have done 🫡
Started to well up when “brothers in arms” came on… beautiful. What a trio, this is more than a motoring show, it will be hugely missed. Thankyou.
Clarkson, Hammond and May have been sort of like my best friends that I've never met. I've had so many laughs with them and thank them for all the years of entertainment they've given me. Thank you so much, you three marauders
It’s been a pleasure watching you lads. We are going to miss you .
Watching Top Gear as a kid was how I learned English. I used to watch it religiously especially the specials. A big, giant, thank you to the trio who's blessed us with all the fun moments over the past 22 years
Blessed enough in life to be born in same era as these three legends.
Thank you gentlemen for quite literally 20+ years of fantastic entertainment. Forever grateful and glad you three got to share your best years with us.
Thank you for everything, legends. So much joy these three bestards brought me. I wish them all and the whole team all the best in life
I myself started with Top Gear maybe 8 or 10 years ago when I binged all 22 seasons these three appeared in. Seeing it all end today was quite sad.
Thanks for everything, gents. What a journey it's been.
I started watching at Series 4 when James May started. Thank God they are all still on the iPlayer.
@@JamesWilsonMD you have 2 more series then, James May started series 2
Sorry yes I started watching Series 2, Episode 4.. I have watched them all multiple times throughout since then. 😀
@@JamesWilsonMD same!!!
Ive just watched it with my 10 yr old. Its been a part of my life for 22 years and stupidly i view them as mates even though ive never met them. Lads i just wanna say Thank You for all of it its been bloody phenomenal. ❤
They say the best men plant trees theyll never know the shade of. These three I think were lucky to have gone on and seen the culmination and love for their work most would only dream to see. Its been an honor gents.
There are times in one's life where timing is everything. To think for over 2 decades these 3 gentleman told stories about automobiles, like one ever has or ever will. They touched millions of people. Thank you for sharing your brilliance with us and making our lives just a little bit better. God bless you gents in your future endeavors.
I'm going to miss the Grand Tour. I've really enjoyed watching it ever since it first came out. I'll miss the three of them. Thanks for 22 years of joy.
Man this gives me a massive lump in my throat. Times gone by so fast. These three are truly one of a kind and cannot be replaced. Thanks for all the fun and laughter over the decades fellas. Onward and upward. ❤
This show created my childhood, thank you for fantastic memories
its rare of me to be emotional to a point of shedding tears but the moment J.C turned the mic of and his voice at that moment I couldn't hold them 😢😢..
its been quite a journey mahn🥺.. since the days of top gear to grand tour.. those 3 (the orangutan, the blithering idiot and captain slow) have a source of joy, laughter, education and so much more.
it was really wise of the producers to bring them to where it all started and i think they do deserve a lot of credit for their efforts and commitment 👏🏾👏🏾. they travelled the world and mostly the 3 gets all the credits and recognition and so i applaud them
I'm gonna miss them so dearly ❤.
my favorite episodes from top gear are from Botswana, Burma, Bolivia death road, Vietnam, Source of the Nile, India, Iraq and Argentina(🤭). fromthe grand tour are Mozambique, Madagascar, Mongolia, China, Seasmen, Environmental cars, Scotland classic cars, Beach buggies, Caravans and Detroit.
Now I'm going to enjoy Clarkson farm and follow James and Richard ventures.
Three blokes, two shows that defined a generation. Two of the greatest series ever to grace TV screens. Thankyou.
I couldn't believe that they returned to Botswana for the last episode and that is a great way to bring this full circle.
Ok, here in Brazil I never had many things, I was always introverted and I always had this passion for cars with me, I learned from my late father, I discovered the program in 2009 on cable TV... and since then I've been following the program... I didn't cry watching it this morning, but now at night... the feelings came... I miss simpler times, when I would just sit on the couch in my living room with my father to watch TV... thank you for 22 years!
I've watched the entire episode with tears streaming down my face I don't know how to react anymore to this. I'll miss them more than anything I've ever done in my life.
While I was saying to myself stop being emotional and start acting like a grown man here we are crying like a child.. thank you you wonderful gentlemen for bringing joy to our lives when we most needed!!! Salute
Just finished watching the last one. What a journey! Cried like a baby. All good things must come to an end……Thank you Sirs …
Farewell boys, to the best show ...in the world
Don't be sad that it's over, be happy that it happened!!
i remember being a little girl in primary school getting up early to watch top gear before school. now i'm going to graduate university next year. time flies. really gonna miss these guys.
There will never ever be another trio like Clarkson, Hammond, and May.
I've been educated and entertained by these 3 since 2006. Thanks for being a big impact to my life Jeremy, Richard, and James. My interest and knowledge of cars and adventures were all thanks to you. You three will always have a special place in my memories even after you're all long gone from this world. I will never forget. None of us will.
I'm crying... Some of the best moments of my life was watching this show.. started watching with my dad when I was 6 now I'm almost 13
What an amazing journey it has been! Thank you for all those years!
The world just got a little bit darker with the loss of this Legendary and probably the best show.............in the world!
Thankyou so so much to all the team behind the scenes too.
The end of an era, so may have grown up watching, enjoying and wishing they could be these three. Thank you Jeremy, Richard and Captain Slow for all the years of adventures and hard work, you are motoring legends.
One separate hard drive for this show particularly and still have it, still can’t believe the era has ended now.. I Still remember I started watching the show when I was in college and now its been 14 years and still feels like I am in my college years. Thank you BBC
What an episode, an era, a journey. 22 years / 41 is a lot. Unbelievably lucky to enjoy such a show. For me it's the best tv ever.
I was crying with Jeremy at the end of the Grand tour tent. I was full of tears now, it's not just watching the greatest trio on tv, it's the time with my best friends for 22 years. Back than as 20 yo in the army, through university, careers, marriage, children...
My 2yo son asked me what am I watching & I told him - these are dady crazy friends, they travel the world with cars and make me laugh.
Unbelievable, I wish i can just go the Clarkson's farm just to shake his hand and say thank you sir for the happiness and enjoyment I experienced with you guys for over 2 decades.
Unbelievable, just Unbelievable.
Thank you Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May for a lot of good time for 22 years.
My dad introduced me to Top Gear years back and I've loved it since. Clarkson, Hammond and May got me through incredible hardships and gave me something to laugh and smile about when I needed it. It never was just about cars. There will never be anyone like them again. Thanks for the memories, lads. I'll hold them to the end.
Awesome, thank you for the memories. You have been a massive part of my childhood, and I will definitely still be watching everything TG, TGT, CF and RHW for years to come!!!
The end of an era...it makes me sad because we will never see a car show like this again. I have followed this trio from the very beginning for all these many years...I really have a pang in my heart and even a little tear to know that it is definitely ending. 😪
Thank you again from the bottom of my heart for all these years of happiness and laughs Jeremy / Richard and James as well as all the Top Gear and the Grand Tour team... you are the best!!!🥲
I sobbed. I sobbed like a small child. Through my struggles. Through the pain. My darkest moments. You were always there. Men bond shoulder to shoulder through a challenge or adversity. I am a 44 year old man. This is all I have known. All I love. The fun, the banter, the cars, the adventure it's everything. Thank you so much.
Those last 10 minutes were heartbreaking
The hearty handshakes had me shedding a tear or two. Thanks for everything, gentlemen…💙
started watching in 2007 when I was in highschool, haven't missed a single episode since. Now I've been working for 10 years and just got married recently, thanks to all three of them for the wonderfull memories throughout all these years.
Finally got around to watching this episode yesterday on a roadtrip with my younger brother. We started watching this in 2006, i was just starting high school and my brother was in middle school. We would always watch every episode together, and if one of us missed an episode we would re-watch it with each other to get caught up. To see the years go by and know this era came to an end was so heart breaking. My brother and I watched it in the car on our drive from LA to San Francisco and we just rode in silence for a long time. This was one of the only shows that bonded us together with a strong bond like the guys in the show had. Thanks guys.
This show brought me and my Dad closer than anything ever has.
Thanks for the memories!
I burst out in tears as soon as they cut to the flash back. And then I was hesterically laughing by the time he ripped the mike off.
Thank you for everything. I would not be in the car business if it wasn’t for top gear, I wouldn’t have owned 2 Alfa Romeo’s in a row without this show. I wouldn’t have the friends I have without this show. I owe so much to Clarkson, Hammond and May.
What began as an English car show, grew to a global phenomenon! Thank you, gentlemen! 🫡
Still English ..no matter who and where people watch it from.. ENGLISH entertainment 👍🏴🇬🇧
@@Ionabrodie69 🇺🇸 made me become a car enthusiast
I don’t think you can put into words the impact that these 3 have had on so many over these 22 years. My son is 19. And he said to me last night “how will you feel dad?”
Thank you.
I've never been emotional about a show ending until now.. For 22 years this trio has entertained me on a topic I have so much passion for.
I have enjoyed every single minute ........
of every single adventure.......
and I can't say thank you enough
Cheers lads and thank you
I am sad that we won’t have any more of these shows to look forward to. Thanks for taking us along on your adventures!
From 14 to 36…. These gents took me through adolescence, my formative years, early adult hood and now into my grown up 30s
I thank you and salute (as I’m sure most of the nation does)