Ohhh lets see Living in Canada and seeing Top Gear on TV.Or living in the US and not seeing Top Gear.NewToVersa wrote:Im glad in Canada we have it. no offense to USA members
Let's not turn this into a battle of the countries. I'm sure we're ALL happy where we are.Urq wrote:
Ohhh lets see Living in Canada and seeing Top Gear on TV.Or living in the US and not seeing Top Gear.
Sorry hands down I will remain in the US without Top Gear!! And trust me no offense taken.
Inaccurate analogy.DJButton wrote:We don't get Top Gear in the US because it is a British show, same reason they don't have our American Idol (and because it's horrible) While it may be popular among a certain crowd I doubt it would catch on the way it has in the UK, here in the US.
If I'm not mistaken, unlike the rest of the EU, the UK uses mph, not kph. So there is no Americanization.jfanaselle wrote: For being a british show, I'm intrigued at how they usually measure things in mph instead of kph - seems like they're trying to Americanize it to me.
I agree. My opinion... I have no problem downloading media that i otherwise would not have access to. AKA, if it were available on my TV I would either watch or TiVo it, but its not.andrew_aj1 wrote:The legality of this is slightly in the grey, but you can find it on bittorrent sites like