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mattmacklind3
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I finally watched that series. Wish it were longer, which is exactly how I feel after watching Top Gear, or 5th gear for that matter. Interesting facts. I always thought the Stag used the 3.5, and someone recently corrected me on the matter, too bad. Kind of a sad story all together. Lets see what happens in the states.
Nunyas
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eh.. i find 5th gear leaves me wanting more often than Top Gear does. Both good programs, but I'm satisfied more often with Top Gear. I definitely have to agree that both programs could use more running time, but I dunno if the world can handle a 2 hour weekly program... well, 1 hour and 20 minutes after sponsors get their air time in. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rolleyes.gif