Top Gear

[Grazer]

Top Gear is basically 3 blokes having too much fun with cars but they seem to have their share of religious references. For one Christmas special they pretended to be the 3 wise men and drove from Iraq to Jerusalem in 3 2 seater convertible sports cars. The gifts were not as per story and the baby Jesus turned out to be a baby Stig. But they did meditate on the New Testament and got their Old Testament books in the right order

One episode Jeremy Clarkson raced God (well the Sun) from Lands End to Lowestoft and commented God was a speed freak and wanted to race us.

Top Gear may be very tongue in cheek but its very popular and they weren't disrespectful towards God so these references could only be a good thing. If nothing else it shows how much God, even today, is still in society's minds

 

[SpagLard]

God (well the Sun)

Equating God to the sun is Blasphemy !

 

[Grazer]

Equating God to the sun is Blasphemy !

God created the sun and the earth but I didn't equate either with God. It was a tounge in cheek episode as most top gear episodes are and took it as such.

 

[loopy]

top gear is brilliant. i saw that Christmas episode. it was alright until the end. i didn't appreciate the baby stig....and after all these years, all the episodes have become cookie cutter and predictable. they are trying too hard or running out of ideas. it is the best show in great britain, still.

 

[Grazer]

top gear is brilliant. i saw that Christmas episode. it was alright until the end. i didn't appreciate the baby stig....and after all these years, all the episodes have become cookie cutter and predictable. they are trying too hard or running out of ideas. it is the best show in great britain, still.

I thought the baby stig was funny I saw the Top Gear Live show at Birmingham a couple of weeks ago, absolutely brilliantl. The show does follow a formula but as you said, it works

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