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I definitely recommend the book and I’m not even half way finished. It has some great behind-the-scenes info and the dry British humor we love!

https://youtu.be/NJpOwFnPlBU?si=X7CsXukuxd1D4mZd

In season 6 episode 9, during "Road Test Russian Roulette", which involves James and Richard testing various cars while driving the car's owner back home - one of the first couples seems to be Ben Collins and his wife Georgina!

Not sure and couldn't confirm it, but what do you think?

Added some clips i liked from both shows to make a little music video for the song.

I was sitting and eating breakfast in a ski resort cafe when I got hit with a huge dose of nostalgia

https://www.tiktok.com/@snufki.n/video/7452942199202876677?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7397899647870846470

After rewatching the Patagonia special again, I realized that I always overlook just how lucky the trio, and especially the escaping crew convoy, were to make it out of Argentina alive.

They said multiple crew members were injured and most of the vehicles were badly damaged, but what would’ve been the outcome had this turned really ugly? Would a more serious act of violence by Argentinian citizens towards BBC and Top Gear have led to a revival of international tensions and possibly have reignited the Falklands war? I’m not usually one for hypotheticals and what-if’s, but I couldn’t help but wonder. I don’t think it’s likely the crew would’ve been massacred by an angry mob, but also curious what line would’ve had to be crossed that would’ve led to the situation escalating. Or was this entire fiasco just massively blown out of proportion by the show, having little to no impact outside of the crew and BBC itself?