SilverArrow
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Espero é que possa voltar a conduzir outra vez...
Richard Hammond/Top Gear sofre acidente grave...
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O TG é um programa de culto. E vai ficar para a história tal é o nº de fans.
Eu como todos aqui gostei logo que vi é um produto de qualidade.
Conseguem transmitir ao analisar as máquinas aquilo que qualquer um sentiria se as conduzisse.
Tem bons guiões, e a nível de imagem é uma produção 100%, deve ser o melhor ponto, na minha opinião.
Depois temos uns apresentadores "taralhocos", que conseguem intusiasmar algo que em principio seria aborrecido, e que destinguem o util do acessório.
O Richard Hammond transmite uma imagemmto positiva e jovem ao programa.
Espero que melhore o mais depressa possivel.
Até porque o programa sem ele n vai ser a mesma coisa.
Conseguiram reunir uma série de factores inclusivé os apresentadores para criar um show televisivo incomparável.
Eu como todos aqui gostei logo que vi é um produto de qualidade.
Conseguem transmitir ao analisar as máquinas aquilo que qualquer um sentiria se as conduzisse.
Tem bons guiões, e a nível de imagem é uma produção 100%, deve ser o melhor ponto, na minha opinião.
Depois temos uns apresentadores "taralhocos", que conseguem intusiasmar algo que em principio seria aborrecido, e que destinguem o util do acessório.
O Richard Hammond transmite uma imagemmto positiva e jovem ao programa.
Espero que melhore o mais depressa possivel.
Até porque o programa sem ele n vai ser a mesma coisa.
Conseguiram reunir uma série de factores inclusivé os apresentadores para criar um show televisivo incomparável.
PowerSlide
Well-known member
Há dúvidas? De que vale ao Fifth Gear ter o Tiff se o obrigam a fazer shootouts com um braço amarrado, em marcha atrás, etc etc. E até o Tom do Fifth Gear se queixa que às vezes os "pilotos" exageram nas análises, como se toda a gente fosse como eles. Pelo menos o JC diz que não conduz nada de especial.
eduardomaio
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Teoricamente o programa começa daqui a duas semanas...
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OperaPhantom
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Que melhore rápido e que fique sem qq tipo de sequelas...
PTFighter
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Hamster Takes First Steps
Updated: 10:32, Saturday September 23, 2006
Doctors say TV presenter Richard Hammond is making satisfactory progress following his high-speed car crash.
According to his fellow Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson, he has taken his first steps in hospital since the accident.
Mr Hammond's wife Mindy says he is on his way back to health and has thanked the public for for their support and good wishes.
The 36-year-old is in a stable condition at Leeds General Infirmary where friends and family have been keeping a bedside vigil following Wednesday's accident at Elvington airfield, near York.
His wife told the Daily Mirror: "He's spoken and smiled. It's early days and what has happened hasn't really sunk in for him.
"But he's starting to look like Richard again. He's tough as hell and on his way back."
She added: "The whole family is overwhelmed by everyone's support. There have been so many flowers, cards and emails from around the world."
Scene of the high-speed crash
Scene of the high-speed crash
Clarkson, a Sun columnist, said in the newspaper: "In the wee small hours of Thursday night, just 30 hours after what is almost certainly the world's fastest ever car crash, Richard Hammond suddenly sat up in bed opened his eyes and asked what had happened."
A hospital spokesman said: "He continues to make good progress. If this continues then he will be moved from the high dependency unit to a general medical ward at some point in the next few days.
in:
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-13543787,00.html
Updated: 10:32, Saturday September 23, 2006
Doctors say TV presenter Richard Hammond is making satisfactory progress following his high-speed car crash.
According to his fellow Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson, he has taken his first steps in hospital since the accident.
Mr Hammond's wife Mindy says he is on his way back to health and has thanked the public for for their support and good wishes.
The 36-year-old is in a stable condition at Leeds General Infirmary where friends and family have been keeping a bedside vigil following Wednesday's accident at Elvington airfield, near York.
His wife told the Daily Mirror: "He's spoken and smiled. It's early days and what has happened hasn't really sunk in for him.
"But he's starting to look like Richard again. He's tough as hell and on his way back."
She added: "The whole family is overwhelmed by everyone's support. There have been so many flowers, cards and emails from around the world."
Scene of the high-speed crash
Scene of the high-speed crash
Clarkson, a Sun columnist, said in the newspaper: "In the wee small hours of Thursday night, just 30 hours after what is almost certainly the world's fastest ever car crash, Richard Hammond suddenly sat up in bed opened his eyes and asked what had happened."
A hospital spokesman said: "He continues to make good progress. If this continues then he will be moved from the high dependency unit to a general medical ward at some point in the next few days.
in:
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-13543787,00.html
JRodrigues
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Boas notícias então 
underground
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Great!