2023 and still watching this....well done Jeremy and crew!

@nick7928

Жыл бұрын

yoooo im watching this again rn hell yeah

@hoodagooboy5981

Жыл бұрын

If only the BBC had prepared a hot meal for Jeremy that day, then we would still have a proper Top Gear show.

@alanmc1846

Жыл бұрын

Thanks... I was the camera man for the black and white footage 🙂

@tiernandaly5622

Жыл бұрын

Just watched this for first time interesting comments on sars and jet age 🙈

@Veilingmeat

8 ай бұрын

Unfortunately tho as much as Jeremy is a Conservative Unionist National Treasure he still talks rampant bollocks a lot of the time.

"Sydney, ghastly place, full of Australians." - Jeremy Clarkson

@dickJohnsonpeter

3 жыл бұрын

funniest line in the show.

@brucemcintosh5898

3 жыл бұрын

Not many Australians there nowadays

@mrwaffle2069

3 жыл бұрын

As an Australian I can confirm this as true 😂👍🏻

@cdg03

2 жыл бұрын

G’day from Sydney

@andyw5962

2 жыл бұрын

98% kiwis, isn’t it?

Clarkson’s documentaries are in another league. The choice of music, shots, his depth and articulation of knowledge presented in an easy to grasp manner are just impeccable.

Countless hours on a plane. Mr Clarkson, the Gameboy was made for just such an occasion.

47:29 Damn it Clarkson, did you have to be so damn good at predicting disasters!

@ravikiranramachandra1000

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same. We should make him the world's leader.

@mastergx1

3 жыл бұрын

You beat me to the punch with that one by 6 months! Talk about foreshadowing.

@Juniper458

8 ай бұрын

Funny how exactly 10 years after this was aired, it became a reality

One of the best documentaries I have seen.

@robben896

2 жыл бұрын

Would not go so far as to say that but it sure as hell is up there.

I love all the songs/music used

Cheers for the soundtrack! Great set of 'cafe del mar'ish chill out collection...

it never crossed my mind that people would find it hard to believe there was a plane without a propeller. interesting stuff

@longfootbuddy

Жыл бұрын

or fat people

Encyclopedia Britannica: Whittle obtained his first patent for a turbo-jet engine in 1930, and in 1936 he joined with associates to found a company called Power Jets Ltd. He tested his first jet engine on the ground in 1937. This event is customarily regarded as the invention of the jet engine, but the first operational jet engine was designed in Germany by Hans Pabst von Ohain and powered the first jet-aircraft flight on August 27, 1939. The outbreak of World War II finally spurred the British government into supporting Whittle’s development work. A jet engine of his invention was fitted to a specially built Gloster E.28/39 airframe, and the plane’s maiden flight took place on May 15, 1941. The British government took over Power Jets Ltd. in 1944, by which time Britain’s Gloster Meteor jet aircraft were in service with the RAF, intercepting German V-1 rockets. Whittle retired from the RAF in 1948 with the rank of air commodore, and that same year he was knighted. The British government eventually atoned for their earlier neglect by granting him a tax-free gift of £100,000. He was awarded the Order of Merit in 1986. In 1977 he became a research professor at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. His book Jet: The Story of a Pioneer was published in 1953.

@kainfletcher4716

Ай бұрын

I'm glad he didn't share the same fate as mikhail kalashnikov!

I really don't know how people can be offended by him. He exaggerates for comic effect, he is happy to insult and compliment any nation in equal measure. Some people are really humourless. But he actually had topics that are informative and well as fun

47:29 foreshadowing by Clarkson with respect to the Covid-19 pandemic

@andrewnicholson4811

Жыл бұрын

i think we all know that covid would have "spread" worldwide even if we had no planes ....

@standardaussie

Жыл бұрын

Where do you think they got the idea 🤷‍♂️

Nice documentary, Jeremy Clarkson! Greetings from Morocco XD

Очень правильный подход к созданию передач, которые должны показать, что многие важные изобретения фактически созданы в твоей стране.

@corssecurity

2 ай бұрын

True but the best British export is Heavy Metal.

@Lucky Waleson - What the Germans are credited with is the first operational jet powered plane. And Jeremy mentions him, Hans von Ohain

Watching this in 2023 and hearing Jeremy going on about SARS coming out of China. Would think we would have learnt some sort of lesson

Clarkson you’re a legend

@robben896

2 жыл бұрын

Old stuff is alot of fun to watch isnt it cdg03?

The A-380 is already out-of-production, with only 254 made...by contrast, the 747 numbers 1,574... The Concorde numbered only twenty aircraft, one was scrapped, another was lost in the one and only crash of Concorde.

@nigelbenn4642

Ай бұрын

747? Boeing? Like they're not in trouble. If they carry on like this they'll be bust in 24 months

Concorde was a wild time, they charged "if you have to ask you can't afford it" prices for tickets. I remember it as a fighter jet with passengers, they would take off over my house and sounded like the F-15s of the time

@lloydevans2900

Жыл бұрын

Funnily enough, BA did once explicitly ask that question. Concorde was an expensive plane to operate, and by the mid-1980s it was costing more to run the flights than BA was making from the ticket sales, mainly due to fuel prices. Then someone in BA management had a brainwave: They realised that most of the passengers on Concorde didn't buy the tickets personally - they had secretaries or assistants who did that for them. So a questionnaire was issued on the next few flights, with many questions for passengers, but the only one that BA was truly interested in was how much did you think your ticket had cost, or words to that effect. As it turned out, their idea was correct, and that passengers had no idea what the ticket prices really were, so most of them guessed way above the price they had actually paid. Armed with that information, BA simply upped the price, matching it to the expectation. As such, Concorde flights became far more profitable than they ever had been. If that hadn't been done, Concorde might well have been grounded a lot sooner than it actually was.

@twt3716

Жыл бұрын

My grandad used to build them. He told me that the bulkhead and cockpit would expand so much at top speed because of heat differences that there would be a four inch gap between them ! He told me an interestimg story that on the last flight the two pilots inserted their caps into this gap and when they landed the caps were so tightly squeezed between the two structures that they were impossible to remove. Cool.

@mikewa2

Жыл бұрын

In April 1985, British Airways were trialing one of their Concorde's up and down the North Sea, it was being test flown after some maintenance work had been cared out, no passengers aboard of course. The pilots of the British Airways Concorde offered themselves as a target for NATO fighters to try and overtake, so at an altitude of 57,000 feet and without reheats, maintaining supercruise, flying at a speed of Mach 2.02 none of them could do it despite trying several times. On full Power and reheats a RAF Lightning only just struggled past Concorde, before quicky having to switch its reheats off so it didn't run itself empty. As the Lightning passed, the Concorde pilots congratulated the pilot, who had managed to overtake Concorde. However when you think about it the Lightning only just managed to overtake an aircraft that weighed over 140 tonnes and was designed to carry 100 passengers and their luggage, and what is even more impressive is that, throughout the entire *competition," the fighters had all been using their reheats to try and pass, yet Concorde had been comfortably cruising and staying ahead of the fighters with its reheats switched OFF! It is incredible to think that an aircraft can carry 100 passengers and their luggage and maintain a speed of Mach 2 without reheats for over two hours! Fighter planes cannot do this, and they cannot maintain supersonic flight for more than about 15 minutes or they will run out of fuel! This event just goes to show what an unbelievable feat of engineering Concorde was and still is! An aircraft with Power and Beauty which has touched the hearts of millions and gone on to inspire many more!

@lloydevans2900

Жыл бұрын

@@mikewa2 Not that much of a surprise, since the English Electric Lightning was a notoriously fuel-thirsty aircraft, with a well deserved reputation for being overpowered and having fuel tanks which were far too small. However, it was designed from the outset to be a point interceptor, the purpose being to climb to cruise altitude as quickly as possible, shoot down incoming Tupolev bombers and then land again, so flight endurance was understandably low on the list of priorities. The power difference is also substantial: The Lightning had a pair of Avon turbojets, with a maximum combined thrust (with afterburners on) of 32,720 lbf. Each engine on Concorde ( Snecma-Olympus 593) was capable of 32,000 lbf of thrust with afterburners off, or 38,000 lbf with afterburners on. Concorde had 4 of these, giving it almost 4 times the power of the Lightning. This doesn't make the Concorde any less of an incredible achievement of course. It did have economies of scale on its side, since you can cram far more fuel into an airliner than into a much smaller fighter, and larger aircraft have a greater proportion of maximum takeoff weight as "payload" than smaller ones. Even so, some of the NASA engineers who worked on the Apollo Saturn V launch vehicle have been heard to say that getting man to the moon was easy compared to getting Concorde to work.

@leonardhpls6

Жыл бұрын

​@@twt3716 can you smell that? Smells like a farmyard. Kinda like bullshit

Frank Whittle IS the undisputed true inventor of the turbine engine. Coanda's engine was a piston powered compressed air duct fan.

@BillOweninOttawa

Жыл бұрын

Okay sure, and the Yanks say they invented the phone too. Tribalism is a disease.

wow!...they really spared no expense..they went with 46 pixel resolution on this bad boy

An hour long ad for an Airbus starring Jeremy Clarkson. Cool cool.

From the sounds of it, Griffith was thinking of the Turboprop engine. This sort of engine using the same gas turbine principle as the jet, but doesn't produce sufficient thrust through the exhaust gas exiting the engine, instead spinning a propeller

The music at the start is the same as the final scene in Spaced, and now that I've figured that out i can enjoy the documentary ty xx

@hedgehog1965uk

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I noticed that.

@THE-BUNKEN-DRUM

10 ай бұрын

On the off chance you don't know the song. ARTIST : The Cardigans. TUNE : Erase & Rewind.

I'm just sat here thinking how simple but effective the production is on this, like in terms of logistics, the way they film it, it is 75% Clarkson and then what ever setting they decide to film him in, e.g. they go from one country to another like it's nothing but then only include 30 seconds worth of Clarkson making whatever point he's making. Just goes to show really. If you've got the budget to fly wherever you need, even just economy, you can make basic conversational stuff seem interesting in a video entertainment sense by using this simple formula! But ultimately it is 75% Clarkson so you need to have interesting ideas and a way of communicating it effectively in the first place. Really cool when you think about it!

@218kq

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure the views of this particular episode isn't as much as this KZread counter shows us here. But they were able to justify the cost to do that at the time.

@justamanchimp

Жыл бұрын

@@Jwlar I'm talking the actual footage of Clarkson, and yeah that's what I'm saying, they utilised whatever budget they had really well, and it's really simple, Clarkson had this formula from day one, it's not too far away from what Top gear, GT or Clarkson's farm is if you think about it, I think the ultimate point is that it goes to show, if you can tell a story into a camera in an engaging way, it don't matter the budget

@madyottoyotto3055

Жыл бұрын

You do understand that most of Clarkson filming was done in a studio using a blue screen to add in exotic locations Same way most things are filmed to save money and make it look expensive Top gear was such a different concept it's scary Top gear had no option to use a blue screen as they had to drive the roads etc They always hidden the active true cost of top gear on the understanding that some wouldn't watch such indulgent crud They played it extremely well for top gear and Clarkson does the best documentary's ever My favourite is The greatest raid of all time ST nazire

@kha7705

10 ай бұрын

Very well said good Sir

I find this stuff fascinating and I've just come across it, and you Jeremy/the series. I first started watching Jeremy about 1996/7 on Top Gear, in NZ. I'm no petrolhead but I became one because he made all things motoring, fascinating. Much like the rest of the crew...Hammond and May. BBC right shot themselves in the foot. On all 3 fronts. These were and are extremely intelligent people, very humble, and overwhelmingly curious...as well as so funny and entertaining and having great broadcasting voices. I watch anything I can from Guy Martin for similar/same reasons. I want to see more of this stuff on the net.

Best presenter In the world😉 BBC you are fools

@hedgehog1965uk

Жыл бұрын

I think you mean "Best presenter........in the world".

Thanks for the video. Hope Jeremy lives forever.

39:20 the pilots must have noticed the voice of this tv presenter sound exacly like their plane's GPWS.

I once flew non stop Tokyo to New York. Economy class. Never again.

there are an INCREDIBLE amount of inaccuracies in this film

@milkshake1993

8 жыл бұрын

+babs beaver its clarkson :D

@kainfletcher4716

Ай бұрын

Such as?

Coanda's engine was a duct fan that had a piston powered compressor. It had no form of thrust other than the compressed air it chucked out. Whittle's turbine engine used the principle of expanding hot gases to create thrust and propel the aircraft forwards.

@davec1942

Жыл бұрын

9 yrs ago....

amazing soundtrack!

Awl man. I'm really enjoying the 1st part here. Totally funny. When I was a kid, we tried similar things to fly. hahah. Lots of fun. Never worked :-)

The Coandă-1910, designed by Romanian inventor Henri Coandă, was an unconventional sesquiplane aircraft powered by a ducted fan. Called the "turbo-propulseur" by Coandă, its experimental engine consisted of a conventional piston engine driving a multi-bladed centrifugal blower which exhausted into a duct. The unusual aircraft attracted attention at the Second International Aeronautical Exhibition in Paris in October 1910, being the only exhibit without a propeller, but the aircraft was not displayed afterward and it fell from public awareness.

@1993Crag

6 жыл бұрын

A ducted fan is not a jet however.

@29:32 Jeremy has teased us about the first episode of The Grand Tour

I mean…..this was just Clarkson at this best most of this. Great narration, decent logic to deeper stories covered. The music was amazing. Golden stuff back then.

Great stuff as usual, but what happened to Singapore?

29:35 "Sunshine Day" Who would've guessed that would open TGT S01E01

29:30 and that right there is the intro song for "The Grand Tour" 😉

I've just discovered this series and I love it, but rather unfortunate that it seems to have been recorded using a toaster.

I wonder if they were allowed to use the soundtrack from A Beautiful Mind

Jeremy Clarkson is a National Treasure. Maybe even in the UK.

@nemo6686

Жыл бұрын

But not an astronomer: comets don't crash into the ground - they whip round the Sun.

@THE-BUNKEN-DRUM

10 ай бұрын

​@@nemo6686: Tell that to the Dinosaurs.

The last 747 just came off the line. RIP to the Queen of The Skies.

The GPWS callouts at approx 39 minutes while landing (30, 20, 10) are from an Airbus yet Clarkson said he was on a 747?

And maybe in 100 years from now when they have planes than can go around the world in few hours, people will watch this show as we watch the wright brothers first flight :/

@markallen7215

3 жыл бұрын

They did! The first was built in 1966... the SR71 Blackbird! In 1974 they flew one from New York to London in 1 hr 54 mins!

@Live.Laugh.Lobotomy

Жыл бұрын

@@markallen7215 not around the world though

@markallen7215

Жыл бұрын

@@Live.Laugh.Lobotomy true, but probably could of with a couple of mid flight refuels

@moaningpheromones

Жыл бұрын

@@markallen7215 could have - that's just ignorant. idiots in this world sheesh

2:40 wonder if he meant Maumu? I love the fact Erase and rewind is the first song and the last one too.

@davidt8087

2 жыл бұрын

Moorea

@dantaylor7344

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidt8087 Ah Mo'orea French Polynesia? Good man! well done

@davidt8087

2 жыл бұрын

@@dantaylor7344 this was 4 years ago

@dantaylor7344

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidt8087 The documentary was 2004. Four years?

@218kq

Жыл бұрын

@@dantaylor7344 he meant your first comment maybe

47:09 watching this in 2021

Miss those days.

My nieces and nephews always laugh at old attempts at flight. I have to remind them that these people were trying to invent a plane without any idea what a plane even looks like. Like, the average person couldn't build a flying plane today even though they KNOW what planes have looked like throughout the century. This is also apparent in old "what the future will look like" videos. Novel ideas and the ones that DO come true are completely different in execution.

36:42, caught my attention suddenly when he said "right at Chicago".

Watching this during the SARS2 pandemic in the middle of the air raid alert makes me feel so strange....

50:35 "Im Gay, I'm gay, I'm gay'

No body tells it like he does!

The place where the Wright Brothers flew their first machine is right outside my house and the factory they started making them in is also right next to my house :-)

@Embur12

3 жыл бұрын

The first flight was shorter than the wingspan of a 747.

@slickman44444

Жыл бұрын

North carolina!:)

@christophercasserly7988

6 ай бұрын

Is it ? Wow . Have some ice-cream

what's the music at 33:52?

My 1st flight 1980 ish Vancouver Canada to Cairns Queensland Australia. Can't remember how long but looooonnnngggg. Especially as a 10 yr old.

When you get a dash-cam, do you also get a free pass to amble in the passing lane?

41:01 Cook was killed in Hawaii wasn’t he? The Mutiny on the Bounty was plotted here though, and the descendants still live on Pitcairn, with the Bounty’s anchor and other remains still at the bottom of the sea just off the coast where they burned it. The rift between the mutineers is still going on with their great, great grandchildren, by all accounts.

Jeap, 2023 and still worth watching it!!

Hans von Ohain of Germany was the designer of the first operational jet engine, though credit for the invention of the jet engine went to Great Britain's Frank Whittle.

@musicbruv

7 жыл бұрын

Frank Whittles engine was the first to run self sustained several months before Hans von Ohains engine which could could only run powered by an electric motor, it was not self sustained.

@1993Crag

7 жыл бұрын

Probably because Whittles engine was running 6 months before Ohains.

@No.Handle31

6 жыл бұрын

It was made in Britain 🇬🇧 and if you don’t like it tough. And another thing that happened in that time we liberated Europe something that is easily forgotten.

@KokosNaSnehu2

6 жыл бұрын

Oh sure you brits love "liberating" people. I have a huge respect for all ww2 soldiers, british included, i have none for dummies like you. Fight against nazi germany was an effort by many nations, russians taking by far the most casualties.

@No.Handle31

6 жыл бұрын

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Jezza is one damn good story teller

Anyone know the song at around 17:00? It's not listed in the songs. Its a great song I just can't place my finger on the band.

@magikjoe3789

Жыл бұрын

The song is Destiny, by Zero 7 from the album Simple Things.

That poor guy in the seat in front of Jeremy at 37:47. He must have had whiplash after that

I can see clearly now, on his way to LA. That is what I call foreshadowing.

what's the song starting at 3:17 going on about a minute or two?

@innerstorm

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/c6BhmbhyZZPZhdY.html

@WickedMuis

Жыл бұрын

@@innerstorm Why, thank you!

music at 33:52 please?

Brits have a knack for giving things away… the jet, maglev, computers, the internet, trains, America, Australia 😂

@bartholomewdan

9 ай бұрын

When did the Brits invent or give away the Maglev? As far as I know the Germans were the ones who gave it away to the Chinese.

what is the song at the start called?

@sinphus

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Jams

Human powered flight has been achieved. :)

Shame that couldn’t fly direct from Los Angeles to southern New Zealand to experience a temperature change from 35°C to 0°C

What's that Hollywood song?

Hasn't Clarkson heard of British Aerospace. They now have the most advanced planes in the World.

"If Ebola got into a plane, then we would have something to worry about." Erm...

@bertjesklotepino

2 жыл бұрын

consider you made this comment 4 years ago. How do you think about it now? Funny, right? I think it is PS: i could have made the comment you made 4 years ago. Since what we now experience was predictable even back in 2012

It's funny I started watching this video the same time they stopped production on the 747.

Song at 29:13 please?

Or 'Erase and Rewind' by 'The Cardigans'

"Beatboys in the Jet Age." - The a Lambrettas. 1979. 🎵😉🇬🇧

Why did we stop Concorde? We should bring it back or develop a new version.

@expressoevangelism80

Жыл бұрын

The Americans didn’t invent it, so they complained about the noise it made when breaking the sound barrier. You can bet your life if they had made Concorde it would have had a different story. One crash happened in all of it’s time in service, and that was a convenient excuse to wrap it all up. The world is a different place now, and mass transport numbers seems to be the way to go.

@Lucky Waleson - Whittle filed and received his patent before Schmidt did.

Спс

We invent, design, build, and patent the jet engine. We send the inventer mad with exhaustion and finally death. We then give it away free to the rest of the world. Now that shows a touch of sheer class that no other country would even consider lol. Bless us. We rock. We really do :)

@bartholomewdan

9 ай бұрын

Same with the computer really. Alan Turing was pushed to suicide and then someone had the bright idea to give all of his work to the CIA.

Whats the song at 45:48 called??

@blue_008

5 жыл бұрын

Jacko458 All Saints - Pure Shores ☺️

No matter where you go, there you are. - Boyle's Law of Location

for starship point-to-point rocket travel - spiral/shuffle everyone in with window seats, flight attendants buckle you back in after your zero-g experience )

Anyone know the music playing at 1.23 (lyric I wonder)

@syukronghufrani

Ай бұрын

Singer : Madonna Title : ray of light

Jeremy mistakes a Comet for a Meteor.

@nick7928

Жыл бұрын

no on rewatching it he didn’t he said it’s best known for becoming a meteor he didn’t mistake it for that

Poor Jeremy, flying the world in 1st class, poor jezza

40.55 - lieutenant Cook

34:20 "If it weren't for the fact the wings would rip of while it turned over, the 747 could in theory fly upside down." Possibly not just in theory, mr. Clarkson. I thought they said that on the unveiling flight, the test pilots had both Boeiing's and Pan Am's top brass crap their pants by preforming a barrel roll in Mr. Trip's new bird. The hump reminds me a bit of the Boeiing B-17 Flying Fortress. That too was designed with a hump and a partial "double deck" fuselage. Be it for other reasons than being able to fit a front loading door.

@jeremyknight3688

Жыл бұрын

That was in the B707 prototype.

Why was Jezzer walking in New York in the pouring rain with bare feet?

he said the same thing about gate one in the grand tour

29:30, it's like he knew it

For those of you not familiar with academia in Britain, Whittle's story is repeated here year in year out. This country has a culture, which does its utmost to stand in the way of productive people. Power and control in this country are allocated unfairly to inept imbeciles who's only claim to their position is their wealth, or their aristocratic heritage or even their race or their gender....these inept lowlifes in turn through their idiocy and lack of understanding and therefore lack of appreciation for good work, put up barriers in the way of great minds which hamper their progress and make their life impossible. Many a great mind and a great work have been lost as a result of this backward culture.

They should have made him fly coach XD

@williamwilliam5066

Жыл бұрын

Silly. Coaches don't fly.

@busking6292

Жыл бұрын

'made him' ? This is Jezza !! he would have told 'them' to F-off and find someone else and I wouldn't blame him,he doesn't NEED to do this

5:21 Nice early KLM

An Englishman calling other country's food rubbish? High comedy indeed

@dickscratcher3040

7 жыл бұрын

what do they know

@stephenbrookes7268

7 жыл бұрын

There are a lot of comments on here from people who have clearly never set foot outside their mum´s house, let alone travelled to a different country.

@Quettesh

7 жыл бұрын

But they don't serve english food in these restaurants :D

@stephenbrookes7268

7 жыл бұрын

Would the OP please firstly explain what is meant by their comment. Then go on to provide a list of English dishes that they have cooked, eaten or even heard of. I am quite confident (as a chef) that the list will be both short and inaccurate.

@stephenbrookes7268

7 жыл бұрын

donepearce It is possible.however it seems to me that this person finds it amusing that an Englishman would have the audacity to criticise the cuisine of another country. If that is the case I stand by my comments. If I am wrong then the poster needs some English classes. Or you are being far too reasonable! By the way I have lived in several countries and am a pretty good cook myself.

No I speak a language influenced by them both and others :D Unless you count "wo ist ein rathaus" or "ou est la gare" as speaking either language!

I bet Clarkson never thought he would be running a farm when the new bad disease booked a flight to cause the havoc over these last few years. But he called it.

@williamwilliam5066

Жыл бұрын

What does that mean?

@waltbauer1003

Жыл бұрын

That made me laugh, when he got to Colorado, and said he flew for 5 hours over NOTHING! When he was in fact over the largest farming community in the World.

Excuse me, Capt James Cook was killed in Hawai'i