Glorious reviews? No. But if Jon Gruber were to make a video deliberately faking an Android tablet's battery running down, I would ask questions.
Watching Top Gear for car buying advice is like watching Jersey Shore for dating advice.
That’s worth an upmod right there. Thanks for the smile!
If you want to liken it to The Daily Show, then all of Top Gear is much more like Stephen Colbert's and Steve Carrel's old bits.
Are you referring to his infamous Crossfire appearance?
Yes. I tend to hold bloggers to higher standards than traditional media. If they write something, I expect it to be true to the best of their knowledge. I stop reading and recommending those who fail to keep up. And that's why I ignore traditional media, and TV in particular.
It's sad though, that people no longer seem to expect truth in media. But if we should assume that everything in newspapers/TV news is a bunch of smaller and bigger lies, then why do people bother watching the news?
Taking the guys on Top Gear as legitimate motoring journalists is the same as taking Stephen Colbert as a legitimate Republican.
Top Gear is about three idiots who love cars. Watching Top Gear for car buying advice is like watching Jersey Shore for dating advice.