Hammond, Clarkson and May Being Nice and Full of Emotion Compilation
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2020
- Top Gear and Grand Tour stars embracing their moments of being helpful, nice and sharing sad moments. this video is in weird parts let me know what you think.
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The funniest thing about this is they’ve been working together over 20 years and you can just about scrape 7 mins of footage of them being nice to each other🤣
The most touching moment between the film of them was never filmed - when Hammond had his (first) accident, Jeremy and James dropped what they were doing and drove as fast as possible to be at the hospital and it was while driving Clarkson had flashbacks to his last desperate drive to the hospital when his dad was about to die
Trek001 thanks for that buddy, I’m now crying like a little bitch
@@Trek001 Is there a video?
@@ianperry4768 Well no - hence why I said it was never filmed... It was the other two's reactions to Hamster's crash
@@Trek001 Is there an interview or some such where they tell us about it?
"We've been doing it together for 17 years"
"16"
"Well you were late"
Our Captain Slow, from beginning to end
Not quite the beginning lol
michael fountain that’s the joke he was a year late he was so slow
@@sexypinnapple5372 no shit
michael fountain so he was our captain slow from the beginning
Exactly (our)
Jeremy talking about his dad made me realize that his belief in "Speed and Power" isn't a joke.
Interesting Origin Story...much better than any modern Origin Story.
@@wikansaktianto9215 What was the modern origin story
@@renz1013
I guess they're referring to superheroes or something.
@@PerovNigma i see
Yeah. Hearing him talk about that also hit me way too close to home tbh ;-;
The sight of Jeremy crying over the end of The Grand Tour can make a grown man cry
J Space Emperor it gets me every time
and did..
Has it really ended? I heard they were filming a new season.
@@JohnDoeTheGoodGuy Season 4 episode 1 is actually already out,but this was the end to them 3 as we new it,from now on its just them on adventures,no studio,no track,no news or as they called it on GT no conversation street,no audience, just adventures
Or in other words The End Of (an) Era.
As much as Jeremy can be an asshole, more than a few times he's shown he has heart. Good on ya, mate
Man that grand tour scene where James and Richard pull up next to Jeremy gets me every time
That’s the best scene in all their time, and that’s saying a lot
2:45 episode?
@@CharlesVonEllis Season 9 episode 1
Frunze s9 e01 I think
Was just gonna say the same thing
4:26 - story about the 928 & Jeremy's dad. The feels. Speed is love.
What episode is that?
Joanna Bartkowiak - Patagonia Special
@@Red_Beard2798 thanks!
Definitely my favorite part
Joanna Bartkowiak it was the TG Patagonia Special
This is more wholesome than standard wholesome videos.
That Clarkson's dad thing actually made me cry a little bit.
Everybody liked this
@Medroff how???
STANDARD
I was literally just about to post a reply along these lines
Click on a title thinking it's ironic, suddenly you're tearing up over Clarkson's 928 story.
every fucking time
Every damn time. Its probably the most vulberable ive ever seen him
@@samfield6314 I'd say it's when the trio was signing off for season 3 of The Grand Tour. They got rid of the tent idea in favor of remote specials, so Jezza got really emotional telling the live audience thank you.
The origin of "speed and power".
The End Of (an) Era.
Three middle aged men falling over for 17 years of my life (16 for James) the reason I love cars the reason I cried & the reason I have a amazon prime account.
Same, exactly the same for me
100%. Glad they’re still doing specials even if they’re much less regular.
The best part about visiting my grandparents overseas is their amazon prime account. Seeing them is good as well.
Do amazon prime have full series, full episodes of top gear???
@@luzmanhasif6071 no but you can get every episode of top gear on netflix
Oh, I remember that very last TG episode with only May and Hammond. Felt so weird to see the studio with only those two in it. Also, that "last" GT episode really is hard to watch, I think in a way that it was the moment they (or at least Clarkson) could say good bye to TG as well. Let us hope that the specials keep coming out at a steady pace to still bless us with their shenanigans.
Growing up with these three, I don't want to think about the day they decide to retire, eventhough I know that day comes closer and closer. These three are special, and I am thankful for being able to see them on TV throughout the years.
Hell, Hammond was always supposed to be the young one. Now he's hit 50...
@@adamhunter7659 How time flies unfortunately. But they really are like fine wine, gets better with age.
I think they plan on doing GT, but without the in-studio aspect and just focusing on cars and locations. That being said, they haven't recorded anything because of covid, so I hope Amazon take back their offer for a new season and we get at least 1 more.
@@Jake_Broer I certainly hope so too. It would honestly suck should amazon quit the show because of COVID-19. Though I understand why they haven´t been recording. The day they decide to hang up the car keys for good will be a very sad day.
@@Jake_Broer there is one episode ready for launch. Its amazon who's delaying it now.
What's really sad is that someday, (please God don't let it be soon) we'll be watching these videos again, and the comment section will be filled with "RIP Clarkson, "RIP May" or "RIP Hammond"... These guys aren't gonna live forever, but our love for them just might..
Damn man there guys aren't even 70 and you've already killed them
Thanks for making me cry you pillock
If you want to be sadder, there is a high chance that Hammond will be going to both of their funerals because of how much younger he is compared to the two 😣
@@yvocarr288 just don't let him drive the hearse
Great, now I'm crying and laughing...
4:27 when i watched that episode, i realized why Jeremy believes in speed
Don't forget POWER
This is why I believe in fast cars I know if I ever get a call like that the throttle will either be to the floor or I'll be braking
some people: speed kills
Jeremy: hold my damn chicken
Speed and power solves many things
James has stated in several interviews that he had just signed up to work on another project when he was given the job on top gear. this clashed with the first series filming, so he waited for the 2nd series later that year to join Clarkson and Hammond. It was always meant to be Clarkson, Hammond and May, the BBC just couldn't wait a week.
Have you got a link to any of these interviews? I've never heard him talk about it. Would be delightful to hear.
Sounds like a BBC thing to do
the trinity
Always going to be captain slow
Obviously the trio are a match made in heaven but personally I think Jason did a good job presenting the first series in James’ place
When I realized Jeremy was actually crying it made me sad because you can’t tell he truly cares about the show and all he’s put into it. Time sucks ass
indeed
it's also really important and significant to him because when he was in such a bad place with the media and the BBC, James and Richard left a steady and successful career to support and continue to work with him and all of the top gear fans that followed them over from top gear to the grand tour, proving it wasn’t the BBC that made them successful it was themselves.
It doesn't suck, they had a pretty good run
The clip where Jeremy tells us about the 928 and his dads death actually made me cry
When I first saw it I was so unprepared I burst into tears
atleast dont destroyed the car... stupid government
The origin of "speed and power".
The origin of "speed and power".
Yup. The two shows are mostly laughs, but a surprising number of moments are quite moving. I'm not even British, but I got misty-eyed watching a few TG series finales, like the one closing out S20 with all the British-made cars and other motorized vehicles. There are plenty other examples not in this video. Still, I think Clarkson driving a 928 to say goodbye to his dad has got to top all the rest.
Another one that gets me is when may and Hammond were on that dangerous high road and may just goes “please don’t leave me” and even Hammond was taken back
Is it the Bolivia episode?
@@leticia1346 Yes, James's headlights gave out from low battery and it was pitch black outside, he was tailing Hammond's car
1:14 That's the most British thing I've ever seen
3 TV legends
3 Spitfires
And the best film theme ever
Cookoo 4 Coco Puffs When this aired originally, I HOWLED with laughter.
"and the producers told us, do not mention the war" (them vs german top gear) *cut to clip mentioned* Golden comedy
What’s the film theme?
@@realjohn.sins6934 I believe its the a team?
@@mikeh3753 yup thats it thanks
When James and Richard said “Goodbye” rather than “Good night” it about broke my heart the first time.
Still hurts to hear it now.
Goddamn thats one sad moment..
Jeremy talking about his dad gets me. It's a shame that they had to give up on those cars and leave them there. They were such nice examples (except the Mustang)
sho op. mustang was nice
only broken
Drug Addict
Therefore it wasn’t a good example
@@coldstartvideos5911 it wasnt a good example of a Mach 1. There are waaaaaaaay better ones out there. Hammond's was a pile of shit.
@@jackmcdonald8355 SHO OP!
0:50 the good ending
1:13The secret ending
6:15:The depressing ending
In my restless dreams, I see that trio...
They promised they'd take me to their studio someday.
But they never did...
Well, I'm alone there now. In our special tent. Waiting for them...
@@kabxksb some sad vibes here, I could feel it...
Girlfriend: "I bet he's cheating on me!"
Meanwhile, me and the boys... 0:28
@Daniel Yyy408 I mean, who doesn't wanna build a car raft with the boys?
Women could never understand male camaraderie like these three display.
That nice heart felt "thank you" at the end of their Top Gear episode was my favourite
The episode where Hammond appears after his crash was very emotional. You could tell that they really care for each other.
Yeah. Apparently Mindy _(Hammond's wife)_ was unable to get Jeremy to leave the hospital at one point, and James was instrumental in getting Hammond to start playing with Legos to help restore his logic and motor skills
"Thank you for watching" the first time i heard richard say that back in 2015 it brought a tear to my eye.
It's not often you get to truly look back at your childhood. I'm 19, I grew up watching top gear, I loved the show before I could even remember the trios names. Ive seen every youtube clip of them on this site and I'm not the first here to say they are the only reason I got a prime account
Thank you very much for this video, I'm gonna go lay down and have an cry.
Well said. I'm 19 and teary eyed about the end of an era. The TV Holy Trinity was my childhood tv entertainers, as I watched every episode. Same thing with the Grand Tour. I was in early single digits when I was introduced to the season 1. I never looked back as I was hooked.
I remember the first time i watched top gear was when i was 8 and my father was watching BBC, good old days
I remember watching all the old re runs on the tv channel Dave after school every day without fail. Feels so long ago
Same story here. When I first logged into youtube in 2008 the first videos I ever watched were top gear specials. I followed top gear all the way to the end, in 2015, the last episode was the saddest thing on the planet.
@@calebh7480 I've rewatched the same top gear clips and episodes at least 10 times over each and it's just depressing knowing that there will never be new stuff again.
You know a situation is genuinely bad when they abandon the Top Gear Code of Brotherhood and don’t leave a man behind.
That final episode of TG was so heartbreaking because you could tell that they were actually sad
Have a beer.
The most wholesome three words in the English language.
I went from a child to a teen to an adult with these guys, I'll probably pour my heart out when they leave but at least I'll be able to smile through everything that's happened
These three were my childhood 8pm Sunday's watching three blokes fall over take the piss out of each other, sad seeing them get old
The utter face of joy of Jeremy at 0:46 while James and Richard pull over is the same level of feelings and sentiment at 6:06 when he has to say goodbye to the tent and the live audience. That's how much GT and the 17 years since the start of TG (16, James) meant to him. And to all of us who have lost hours and hours watching them being stupid, angry, using terrible accents, going everywhere, wielding machetes, screwing with another cars, arguing again, and then laughing and caring for each other. Hopefully later on Amazon and Clarkson decide to return the tent or even the travelling show. But, as a fan from a far away place from England, where hippos roam and people mate with donkeys, thank you, Jeremy, for all of this. And thank you, Niks V, incT and all the other compilers of those great moments of the shows.
I would also put the end of the Britcar race in the compilation, but again, thank you.
Seeing my heroes grow old is painful. I really do cherish them.
They'll be back soon with the Madagascar Special and hopefully a Russia Special after that. Can't wait.
All hail Aladean
wait Russia special I thought Madagascar was the last?!
@@denja964 I thought it was Scotland, there's a video of the 3 of them driving three classic muscle cars that had been modified.
@@harrymitchell9519 they were meant to film a Russia special at the start of last year but didn’t want to risk being locked out of the country due to covid. That’s why they’ve now filmed in Scotland because it will be easier for the crew
@@luke05hd6 And now one in Wales I've heard as well
Jeremy's drive to his dad may have been the finest piece of driving he's ever done.
One of my favorite little moments in the show is when they were building the Geöff, James did something really remarkable with the engineering or the battery or whatever, I forget, but Jeremy was genuinely impressed and was like “credit where credits is due james” and it seemed very nice and it made me smile
Adding a diesel generator to charge the batteries as they were on the go.
4:27 wow...that really hit hard
That "goodbye" at the end. Might be a lump in my throat
4:26-5:15 a very moving story.
This happened to me and I could not get back in time for my Father (my wife and I were in Austria on holiday, we tried everything to get back).
The guilt will stay with me until my dying day.
If you have someone you love next to you now, take this time to tell them.
PredatorSZ I am brother. My Fathers two year anniversary past on Wednesday this week. It was slightly better than the one before.
But he still looks out for us as a guardian angel.
PredatorSZN thank you for your words of compassion. It has meant a lot to our family who have read that comment.
We would like to return wishes all your loved ones are safe and well.
I lost my father while deployed to Iraq. I know the feeling of guilt you speak of. It never has gotten any easier that I didnt get to say goodbye or tell him what he meant to me. Sorry for your loss.
Mike Smith it never will, although I know what he will say to me “don’t mind me, as long as I know you are all safe”.
I was told something by my best friend along the lines of “don’t be sad he’s gone, be glad he was here” and you take all the great moments and despite the pain, you do laugh to yourself and have a warm feeling. Sounds strange but only those who are there will understand.
Steve you are his legacy and never forget that. You honour him everyday by never forgetting. You gave him for the country and it’s something that can’t never be appreciated ever.
But I thank you and your family for the ultimate sacrifice you all made for my family’s protection and safety.
We are both the same in this sense.
Lol
@@user-kq1zh4io7o lol? That’s your response? What A PILLOCK!!
My favorite scene of all time is and will always be the first show of "The Grand Tour" in America where Jeromy driving the blue Mustang was joined by Richard driving the white stripped red Mustang and James driving the white Mustang. That was emotional.
Everyone: name a more iconic trio I'll wait
Me:James Richard and Jemery
Jemery Carlkson
@chumbuckery777 "The Father, The Son...and the Holy Door" - Jeremy Clarkson
one day they'll be gone. the shows would be long over. and all we have of their farewell is their thank you for watching and goodnight.
Thanks now im crying 😥😥😥
Don't do this to me
That..and the pass of Sir David Attenborough.
‘Jeremy, Richard and James being nice’
Jeremy proceeds to steal Hammond’s chair and lets May drift out to sea
that was the really great thing abt these three men. they’ve always such a strong and tight bond, galvanised by what they’d been through, each and together. and despite all that happened: the drama, the fights, and even loss… they never blamed us for a moment of it. the way they thanked their viewership for watching always felt genuine and when Top Gear, and now The Grand Tour (as we’d known it), ended… it was as heartbreaking as it was heartwarming. we have the memories, and of course the internet as archival, and each other. i can’t think of anything better really. i’m just so grateful for all they’ve done. cheers
Listening to Jeremy talking about the 928 still hits hard for me. It’s the most honest I’ve ever heard him and he sounds like he is genuinely thankful to the car for allowing him to say goodbye
I'm 19 and teary eyed about the end of an era. These three men, the TV Holy Trinity as I call them, were my childhood tv entertainers, as I watched every episode. Same thing with the Old Top Gear Show with Tiff, and the new Grand Tour. I was in early single digits when I was introduced to the season 1 of Top Gear with Jason. I never looked back as I was hooked. When James May came on board, I enjoyed it even more. These three men will go down in my "book'" of TV history as The Holy Trinity.
I like how there are only 7 minutes of this over 1.5 decades
The scene with the 3 mustangs has got to be one of the best scenes ever
2:45 I love that move back that James makes, cracks me up every time
6:00 that is the only ever time that a car/show got to me. There’s just something about that review that hit on a new level
agreed was a great review. perfect ending with the roll credits after.
Aaron Stokes Could you explain it to me? I didn’t watch that episode
The Hornet Spooklight he was saying how the V12 Vantage was the last of a generation and nothing would be like it ever again
Aaron Stokes Thanks
5:53 The original Top Gear 'audience'. 5 blokes and no pretty girls. Times change.
1:21
"wouldn't it be funny if they hit each other" - Mrs. Clarkson
its going to be a very sad day when they pass away :(
when one of them pass away
but their videos will always be here
1:29 The alternate version of "Doff your hats, roll out the barrel..."
Holy crap, I've only just noticed it's a cover of the A-Team theme that they always play during building montages
Top Gear in its prime was one of the greatest shows ever put out by British television. It was funny, irreverent, informative and, on occasion, hit you right in the feels.
For every man to be truly happy, he needs to have at least one friend who he can fool around with like that like a couple of idiot teens, but also stand up for each other when the need arises. This is one brilliant show and I truly hope they get renewed.
I always feel really bad for Jason Dawe whenever I remember he exists. The others went on to become well-paid national icons. He just got left behind.
That first Grand Tour intro will take some beating, when James and Richard pull alongside Jeremy, and the genuine smiles on their faces.
And honestly, still struggle not to tear up myself seeing Jeremy so close to tears
I would like to “speak” with the 96 people who disliked it
I always love how all three of them are having the time of their lives in the beginning clip, makes me happy
I have watched a lot of films and a lot of TV and nothing has ever made me weep harder than Jeremy Clarkson breaking down into tears at the end of that last episode of the grand tour. I have grown up watching those three be idiots together, they are truly wonderful.
The contrast between the happiness and excitement of the reboot first episode to the loneliness and sadness of the last episode really tears me up
I was there when they aired the last episode of Top Gear. I remember being so sad when the credits rolled and there wasn't any music. It truly felt like the end to an amazing series.
I love how, even tho they “fight” and argue a lot on different car ideas and such, they’re still really good friends no matter what
7:10 the day top gear died.
This was my childhood show I always watched it, I still do its still my favorite car show ever and when the grand tour ended I kind of died inside just of the fact that I'll never get the experience top gear and the trio even again this is the most wholesome thing I've ever watched, thank you. And I want to try to find full episodes of all of top gear shows so I can continue to watch the full series of it and continue my childhood with my kids. And to the 69 people who disliked it.... you have no soul....
Honestly started watching this programme with my dad when about 9 years old, because I was interested in cars, then learnt that I only really carried on watching to see these 3
Nothing could ever get in the way of the connection these 3 have, this is just awesome
Nice. In some ways they were closer in the early days (if you want some more) : Jezza picking up Hammond to write on the lap board & to get him out of the concrete in TGGF, moments in S05E06, the 24hr race, James hitting his head, and I always like the way Hammond tended to James when he was thrown off his horse!
Yeah, Hammond really cares for James and Jeremy. You can tell he gets worried when either of them get hurt
My mum always told me as a kid, you can have many friends, but you can only count your true friends with one hand, these three are living proof of this.
It is not very often we see these three middle aged men being emotional, but when we do, even we would get touched and emotionally involved as well. Especially Jeremy's story about the 928, it breaks my heart, that.
The end scene of TGT was sad, but I still think the end of Top Gear with just James and Richard in am empty studio was even worse. I'll never forget how sad that was seeing that for the first time.
Yeah, because for one, it was just the two of them.No stig, no Clarkson, a empty studio looking abandoned, and them with three cars.Three cars, symbolising the trio.When they said goodbye it was quiet, and you could tell they wanted to say more, but just couldn’t, and then it ended.That was the end of an era, a show beloved by many, a show that wasn’t afraid to poke fun and make jokes, a show that didn’t need you to love cars to enjoy it.What came after is not TOP GEAR, it is just a boring car show/documentary, with presenters who encapsulate none of the charisma that the trio had.
I am 18 years old and recently started college. I am an 8 hour drive from home and 7 from any family. Both of my parents are alive and doing quite well. Despite all that, the part with the 928 hit hard. Let’s hope me and my Jeep don’t have to go through that.
I’ve watched these guys all my life, I grew up on top gear. My life is remembered in top gear specials. There was really something quite magical about their pokey motoring show on BBC 2
After that last clip, when the credits roll, Jeremy clarkson is first on the reel, which was despite being removed from the show by BBC top brass, a nice touch.
Im still a kid but i remember watching top gear when they were around, and also the grand tour. Seeing it end, seeing them age, makes me sad because in some sort of way i like them alot.
I literally can’t bring myself to watch the last episode of Top Gear, cos I know I’ll just be upset at all the good time flooding back to my memory, and knowing that there will *never* be anything like it ever again. Especially with those three.
One day it will all come to an end, and I dread the day when they all decide to retire, I want them to go on forever and ever.
That story about his father really moved me. And the end of the series of Grand Tour announced was touching too.
I was born around the time James joined Top Gear so literally my entire life I have watched TG and TGT. I've grown up with them and it was so sad watching them finally coming to an end.
I really liked the end of the Botswana special when the Lancia was able to make it to the end
"D'you know I'm almost pleased for him?"
that story about Jeremy's dad is a gut-wrencher for sure
6:54 the end of a great show and a great trio RIP top gear 2003-2015 😢😭
But the show is still goingggg, hell yeahhh may those 3 live forever.
06:05 when "LEGENDS" cried.... 😪😥😢
I love these moments because you know they aren’t acting they are just friends having fun it’s so wholesome
The last scenes breaks my heart.
Guys literaly only want one thing and its disgusting:
Where did that comment come from?
All I gotta say to this 3 legends and their production team behind them is a massive massive thank you, you've made one of the greatest shows they will ever be in history. You guys made your unforgettable mark in this world.
Thank you so much guys!!!❤️ *T.G*
I'm 18 this year and I just realised I've been watching them since I was 7. And I am as old as their show. Thanks for making me a car enthusiasts, I will forever be a loyal fan of these 3 legends.
Every time I watch the 0:45 scene I just can't help it but smile. So many great memories watching those three doing what they do best: entertain us
Damn, I’ve seen all of this before, but those last bits get me every time. These 3 mean a lot to me.
Eddie And The Hot Rods 'Do Anything You Wanna Do' always manages to get me slightly choked up. Especially with put with a video of 3 middle aged mates having a laugh. Priceless.
The empty studio. No Jeremy. No fooling around. No bombshell.
When May and Hammond said goodbye, I genuinely didn’t think they’d meet up again. It felt as if something had fallen off my heart even if I hadn’t watched the show for that long. The soundless, quiet credits left me shocked, and I understood that as the end of an era.
Probably some of the only celebrities who are celebrities for being generally just great people. I still remember the interview where James was talking about air lifting the crew from the riots cause by clarkson's "falkons war plate" bs that should have never happened. God bless these three
6:59 I remember watching the last top gear episode with just Hammond and may presenting the show after Clarkson was sacked for assaulting Oisin Tymon the top gear producer himself only for Oisin to punch him back just like he and Piers Morgan did that too each other so as a result they were not renewing Clarkson’s contract as a result
I almost feel like crying, I grew up watching this show scince I was 5. Just the highlights is so... heart breaking, and emotional.
The 3 wise men that told a great story for a lifetime
I love this guys more than everything...nothing has been more entertaining in my whole life! :( Miss them so much!
I was just taking a sip of tea when Jeremy said "Your bottom is touching my sausage." Bad timing.
The chemistry between these 3 gentlemen is unmatched as far I'm concerned.
The Jeremy speech about saying goodbye to his Dad is definitely his most emotional moment