As title, an half hour programme exploring Guy's passion for engines, mechanics and speed on Ch 4 today at 18.40.

(27-12-2014, 12:27 PM)Andy from Kazakhstan Wrote: As title, an half hour programme exploring Guy's passion for engines, mechanics and speed on Ch 4 today at 18.40.

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theres 4 off thease programs on 4od the 1 about his merlin engine is very entertaining and funny

(27-12-2014, 12:32 PM)rutolander Wrote:

(27-12-2014, 12:27 PM)Andy from Kazakhstan Wrote: As title, an half hour programme exploring Guy's passion for engines, mechanics and speed on Ch 4 today at 18.40.

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Probably one of the best programmes on the box tonight

(27-12-2014, 08:01 PM)serowmaster Wrote:

(27-12-2014, 12:32 PM)rutolander Wrote:

(27-12-2014, 12:27 PM)Andy from Kazakhstan Wrote: As title, an half hour programme exploring Guy's passion for engines, mechanics and speed on Ch 4 today at 18.40.

Timer set thanks

Probably one of the best programmes on the box tonight

do you not meen all bloody christmas
ive watched road ,no ordinary joe ,1992 tt, tarmac titans with billy coleman ,1 mans dream, unrideables 1 and 2 ,2014 ulster 2014 southern 100 all on dvd and a few bits and pices i had recorded on the sky box
why does christmas tv have to be so bad

when is he doing his hundred mile per hour wall of death ?

I thought Guy came across very well on this program, explaining why he shuns the limelight, and why he feels he owes nobody anything. Top bloke.
The thought of him chasing a Merlin engine in full flight across the workshop, destroying everything in it's path, did make me chuckle, and sums him up perfectly.

(28-12-2014, 02:50 PM)dommyman Wrote: I thought Guy came across very well on this program, explaining why he shuns the limelight, and why he feels he owes nobody anything. Top bloke.
The thought of him chasing a Merlin engine in full flight across the workshop, destroying everything in it's path, did make me chuckle, and sums him up perfect

I bet that was an exiting few minutes trying to stop that thing

(27-12-2014, 11:14 PM)scaramanga Wrote:

(27-12-2014, 08:01 PM)serowmaster Wrote:

(27-12-2014, 12:32 PM)rutolander Wrote:

(27-12-2014, 12:27 PM)Andy from Kazakhstan Wrote: As title, an half hour programme exploring Guy's passion for engines, mechanics and speed on Ch 4 today at 18.40.

Timer set thanks

Probably one of the best programmes on the box tonight

do you not meen all bloody christmas
ive watched road ,no ordinary joe ,1992 tt, tarmac titans with billy coleman ,1 mans dream, unrideables 1 and 2 ,2014 ulster 2014 southern 100 all on dvd and a few bits and pices i had recorded on the sky box
why does christmas tv have to be so bad

Christmas tv full of repeats and soaps you are better off with a box of bike dvd,s 

I watched the programme this morning and enjoyed it. He was quite clear on the importance of passions.

What intrigued me was his t-shirt in 1 of the passions: the logo was 'The Farmer's Daughter' - wasn't that how he referred to his ex-girlfriend that he used to live with?
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(29-12-2014, 05:47 PM)TTNeb Wrote: I watched the programme this morning and enjoyed it. He was quite clear on the importance of passions.

What intrigued me was his t-shirt in 1 of the passions: the logo was 'The Farmer's Daughter' - wasn't that how he referred to his ex-girlfriend that he used to live with?
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Thought that was his current bird ??  as that's how he's always referred to her.

Gotta admire his television appeal to the masses but don't know how the hell he can concentrate on racing / trying to win at the TT when he his hounded around the paddock by autograph hunters and photo selfie takers.

Is this turning the top riders into the same as top paid footy stars ? will it eventually ruin the TT as we know it ??

What do you guys ( pardon the pun ) think ?

If you read his autobiography it will explain my comment Boltonswanderer.

I don't know that it will ruin TT but it will change it. It's subjective and we all look for something slightly different in our experiences. Not all footballers are prima donnas - which I can safely say as a Norwich City season ticket holder (lol) - and neither are all top TT riders.

Guy is one of those people who has to be busy and enjoys participating in new experiences. He is also a marmite person as I know some people who have tried to watch his programmes because the subject matter - e.g. the spitfire - has interested them but they couldn't cope with Guy's repetition, umms, errs and other stock phrases that we accept as being an intricate part of him.

Others liken him to Fred Dibnah.
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