I adore the BBC series, Top Gear. It is not my style to be obsessed by a motoring series filled with laddish overgrown, mickey-taking schoolboys smashing up cars at 200mph for the sake of it. It is complete and utter silliness, but my son and I love it. It doesn't make sense!
Top Gear began in 1977 as a conventional motoring magazine program, but over time it evolved to become quirky humorous and boorish. The program received acclaim, as well as criticism, mainly for the politically incorrectness of its presenters, namely Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May.
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