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In honour of the 21st series of Top Gear, which crashes onto BBC Two on Sunday February 2 at 8:00pm, we've compiled 21 of the most-watched clips from Top Gear TV on TopGear.com..
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The boys meet in the middle of the Nevada desert, argue a bit about their cars, then begin an epic road trip across the USA.
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Jeremy and Richard devise a car tightly tailored to Britain's ageing population. And it's not a Peugeot...
Jeremy builds the ultimate city car, then subjects it to some rigorous testing by driving it to the theatre, through a library, and into a shopping centre. With, er, mixed results.
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The boys meet in Africa with a selection of keenly priced estate cars. Their mission? To find the real source of the Nile...
An early Top Gear challenge - Clarkson takes on Hammond and May in a race to Monte Carlo: him in an Aston Martin DB9, them on public transport.
Jeremy responds to a reader complaint about us not doing proper car tests by landing a Ford Fiesta on a beach and getting chased through a shopping centre...
One of TG's classic big challenges - can JC complete the 1,320 miles to Oslo in a McLaren Mercedes SLR before James and Richard make it by plane, boat and bus?
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Apparently, British Leyland made some good cars. This clip tells a different story.
Jeremy, Richard and James narrowly avoid being murdered on their big road trip across southern USA in $1000 bangers.
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We don't know a lot about cricket, which could explain why our version of The Ashes involved rally cars, drifting, an utterly ridiculous Transit Van, and a barbeque.
Arguably one of the most infamous TG films ever - Richard and James decide to enter the space race using a Reliant Robin. Can it fly? Also, can it return safely to Earth?
Heart-stoppingly relevant battle between Clarkson in a Veyron and the other two in James's little plane. Who can get a truffle from Italy to the top of the NatWest tower quickest?
The team attempts to make amphibious vehicles from normal cars. Clarkson's Toybota, Hammond's Dampervan and James's Mayflower all end up getting rather wet.
The boys swap four wheels for two and plough across, into and over Vietnam.
In a surprisingly poignant film, the boys look at the demise of the British sports car. There are also a few mild disasters.
Jeremy drives the three-wheeled Reliant Robin. Many, many crashes happen.
At five, what might just be the funniest film TG ever made. Jeremy takes a Peel P50 - officially the tiniest production car ever - into the office for a meeting. Literally.
Jeremy's face-rearranging Ariel Atom drive reveals just how ridiculous this car is.
Using homebrewed biofuel, Jeremy, James and Richard take a BMW 330D endurance racing.
Captain Slow belies his nickname and sets a 259mph production car world record in the 1,183bhp Veyron SuperSport. For about twenty minutes.
This is the one where the boys go to Africa, buy a car each for £1,500 then drive it across the country. Jeremy gets a Lancia Beta, James a Mercedes 230E and Richard an Opel Kadett. Called Oliver.
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