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45_31	a flatbed truck, is labeled with the factual title, "Top Ground Gear Force". This minor detail is
45_32	not explained throughout the show and may be a simple mistake or an intentional joke. In his book,
45_33	And on That Bombshell, Richard Porter (Top Gears script editor) explained that the original name
45_34	was in fact "Top Garden Gear Ground Force" but the word "garden" was removed since it is not found
45_35	in either show's title.
45_36	Synopsis
45_37	The Top Gear team of Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond decided, for Sport Relief, to
45_38	impersonate and belittle the show Ground Force, and provide a garden makeover to the garden of one
45_39	of Britain's sporting legends, namely Steve Redgrave. Helping them was a team of "Foreign
45_40	Nationals", and on hand to provide advice on Redgrave's tastes was his wife, Ann Redgrave, who was
45_41	erroneously addressed and referred to as "Lady Ann" rather than the proper "Lady Redgrave".
45_42	As the team's only 'country bumpkin', Hammond decided to designate himself as the team leader.
45_43	However, his plan to build a 'river of gravel' failed to impress Clarkson and May, who wanted to
45_44	include a water feature and a shed, respectively. Clarkson also noted that Hammond's river of
45_45	gravel would pass through one of Redgrave's flowerbeds, which would be particularly difficult to
45_46	remove. Hammond demonstrates that it is easy to simply dig up each flower with a trowel, Clarkson
45_47	declares it would take too long, and instead reveals his unique method for removing the flowers
45_48	using a shotgun. Unimpressed, Hammond sends Clarkson and May to a Garden Centre to pick up
45_49	supplies. Deciding to go ahead with his plans to create a 'river of gravel', Hammond uses a small
45_50	Caterpillar digger to dig a trench in the garden. Meanwhile, Clarkson and May arrive back with
45_51	their desired equipment, only to destroy the push bike of one of Redgrave's children as they pull
45_52	into his drive. As May starts work on his shed, Clarkson enlists the help of the Poles to start
45_53	work on his greenhouse. Meanwhile, unable to control his digger, Hammond crashes it into the
45_54	trench, leaving it immobile. In an attempt to rectify the situation, he hires a much larger digger
45_55	to pull the smaller one out of the hole, but due to the digger being extremely heavy, it results in
45_56	him leaving numerous caterpillar track marks all over the remainder of the garden lawn. Meanwhile,
45_57	May has just completed work on his shed.
45_58	Hammond decides to leave both Caterpillars, and instead moves on to his next project - building a
45_59	round-the-tree seat to be placed at the end of his 'river of gravel'. However, Clarkson quickly
45_60	points out that despite the seat being complete, Hammond has no way of placing it around the tree,
45_61	as it has been constructed as a sole piece. Clarkson offers to help Hammond by attempting to prune
45_62	the tree with his shotgun, allowing the seat to be lifted and then dropped from the top of the
45_63	tree. However, his gun misfires, and instead blasts a massive hole through the side of May's shed.
45_64	Meanwhile, Hammond hires a 14-ton crane to lift his seat high enough to slip it over the tree.
45_65	However, the crane is too heavy, and instead sinks into the lawn, leaving massive holes in it.
45_66	However, he finds that the crane itself is long enough to still do the job, but his inexperience
45_67	means that instead of lifting the seat, he moves it sideways, crashing it into and destroying May's
45_68	shed. May is extremely angry, but Clarkson appears amused by the situation. May starts upon
45_69	rebuilding the shed, and with the help of the Poles, the shed is quickly reinstated. He begins by
45_70	labeling where each of the tools in the shed should go, alphabetically ordering the books on the
45_71	bookshelf, and placing up pictures that he believes will remind Redgrave of his glory days.
45_72	Meanwhile, Clarkson has the tricky job of removing a rockery in order to build his water feature.
45_73	He decides to use a homemade bomb to complete the job quickly. The bomb is successful, destroying
45_74	the rockery in one clean sweep - but the blast is so powerful that the energy manages to blow all
45_75	of the windows and one of the walls out of May's rebuilt shed, leaving him angrier than ever. May
45_76	subsequently emerges from the shed and asks Clarkson what time the programme will air. After being
45_77	informed it was going to air after the watershed, he exclaims at Clarkson, 'you're a fuc-'; at
45_78	which point, the episode cuts to the next scene.
45_79	With Hammond at a loose end after the failure of both his 'river of gravel' and his tree seat, he
45_80	begins to wander aimlessly. Meanwhile, Clarkson has ordered some cement to pave over the parts of
45_81	the lawn which were destroyed by Hammond's giant digger and 14-ton crane. However, despite his
45_82	estimations, he orders too little, and only a small portion of the lawn is covered. At this point,
45_83	The Salvation Army brass band arrive to provide entertainment for the team, but their appearance is
45_84	cut short when Hammond gets stuck in Clarkson's undried cement, and their musical accompaniment
45_85	drives Clarkson insane, leading him to bend one of their trombones in half and ask them to leave.
45_86	With Hammond having ruined Clarkson's cement by leaving footprints in it, Clarkson moves on to his
45_87	next project - erecting some rugby posts, despite being told that none of Redgrave's family plays
45_88	rugby. With May having successfully rebuilt his shed again, it's not long before disaster strikes
45_89	again when Clarkson and the Poles drop the rugby posts, and they fall directly on May's shed,
45_90	destroying part of the roof and one of the side walls. By this point, May is fuming, and he screams
45_91	at Clarkson to apologize while pointing a two-by-four at him. After being successfully rescued from
45_92	the cement, Hammond has moved on to his last project, a turbo-charged barbecue system, which allows
45_93	the user to cook varieties of meat in under five minutes, using a jet engine to rotate the meat and
45_94	cook it. Clarkson and May are impressed until the blades begin to rotate too fast, and the chicken
45_95	is flung off the rotisserie. May and Clarkson are amused by the situation, as all of Hammond's
45_96	projects so far - the tree seat, river of gravel and barbecue - have all failed, while both May's
45_97	shed, after being resurrected three times, and Clarkson's greenhouse, have both been successful.
45_98	However, May's amusement is short-lived when the fire from the barbecue burns out of control and
45_99	manages to set fire to his once again newly rebuilt shed. Fuming, he attempts to put the fire out
45_100	before it can take hold, but when Clarkson takes hold of the fire extinguisher, May is forced to
45_101	watch his shed burn.
45_102	In the midst of this latest calamity, the team suddenly receives word that Redgrave is now pulling
45_103	into the drive. Despite two abandoned Caterpillar diggers, an abandoned crane, a burning shed, a
45_104	ruined lawn and a destructive barbecue, the team are forced to go ahead and unveil the garden to
45_105	Redgrave. At first, Redgrave is upset at the destruction of his garden, and storms inside his
45_106	house, leaving the Poles to run away, with Clarkson proclaiming they can 'sense the mood'. Clarkson
45_107	and May initially attempt to blame the entire debacle on Hammond, but eventually, after Clarkson
45_108	talking to him privately, Redgrave's mood lightens. Despite all of Hammond and May's projects being
45_109	failures, Clarkson manages to unveil his proudly built greenhouse and his turbo-charged water
45_110	feature. Redgrave is slightly impressed until Clarkson activates the water feature. The gush of
45_111	water is so powerful that it manages to blast the top of the water feature off, sending gallons of
45_112	water flying up into the air, and the broken half of the water feature crashing down through the
45_113	greenhouse, smashing all of the windows and destroying some of the wooden structure.
45_114	Ratings
45_115	On its first showing in the UK on BBC Two, the programme obtained 4.5 million viewers which equated
45_116	to a 22% audience share for its timeslot between 10pm and 10.40pm. The programme was part of the
45_117	Sport Relief fundraising evening. The Sport Relief programmes preceding it on BBC One between 7pm
45_118	and 10pm averaged 6.2 million viewers (28% audience share) and the Sport Relief programmes on BBC
45_119	One between 10.50pm and 1am averaged 2.6 million viewers (29% audience share).
45_120	References External links
45_121	Group Gear Force, Top 2008 British television series debuts BBC Television shows
45_122	Gardening in the United Kingdom Comic Relief
46_0	8 Diagrams is the fifth studio album by American hip hop group Wu-Tang Clan, released December 11,
46_1	2007, on SRC/Universal Motown Records. The album was released three years after the death of Ol'
46_2	Dirty Bastard, and six years after the group's previous LP Iron Flag.
46_3	Upon its release, 8 Diagrams debuted at number 25 on the Billboard 200, and number 9 on the Top
46_4	R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart with 68,000 copies sold in the first week. It has sold 202,000 copies in
46_5	the United States as of April 2014. The album received generally favorable reviews from most music
46_6	critics, and earned greater praise than the group's previous album Iron Flag, based on an aggregate
46_7	score of 73/100 from Metacritic.

45_31

a flatbed truck, is labeled with the factual title, "Top Ground Gear Force". This minor detail is

45_32

not explained throughout the show and may be a simple mistake or an intentional joke. In his book,

45_33

And on That Bombshell, Richard Porter (Top Gears script editor) explained that the original name

45_34

was in fact "Top Garden Gear Ground Force" but the word "garden" was removed since it is not found

45_35

in either show's title.

45_36

Synopsis

45_37

The Top Gear team of Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond decided, for Sport Relief, to

45_38

impersonate and belittle the show Ground Force, and provide a garden makeover to the garden of one

45_39

of Britain's sporting legends, namely Steve Redgrave. Helping them was a team of "Foreign

45_40

Nationals", and on hand to provide advice on Redgrave's tastes was his wife, Ann Redgrave, who was

45_41

erroneously addressed and referred to as "Lady Ann" rather than the proper "Lady Redgrave".

45_42

As the team's only 'country bumpkin', Hammond decided to designate himself as the team leader.

45_43

However, his plan to build a 'river of gravel' failed to impress Clarkson and May, who wanted to

45_44

include a water feature and a shed, respectively. Clarkson also noted that Hammond's river of

45_45

gravel would pass through one of Redgrave's flowerbeds, which would be particularly difficult to

45_46

remove. Hammond demonstrates that it is easy to simply dig up each flower with a trowel, Clarkson

45_47

declares it would take too long, and instead reveals his unique method for removing the flowers

45_48

using a shotgun. Unimpressed, Hammond sends Clarkson and May to a Garden Centre to pick up

45_49

supplies. Deciding to go ahead with his plans to create a 'river of gravel', Hammond uses a small

45_50

Caterpillar digger to dig a trench in the garden. Meanwhile, Clarkson and May arrive back with

45_51

their desired equipment, only to destroy the push bike of one of Redgrave's children as they pull

45_52

into his drive. As May starts work on his shed, Clarkson enlists the help of the Poles to start

45_53

work on his greenhouse. Meanwhile, unable to control his digger, Hammond crashes it into the

45_54

trench, leaving it immobile. In an attempt to rectify the situation, he hires a much larger digger

45_55

to pull the smaller one out of the hole, but due to the digger being extremely heavy, it results in

45_56

him leaving numerous caterpillar track marks all over the remainder of the garden lawn. Meanwhile,

45_57

May has just completed work on his shed.

45_58

Hammond decides to leave both Caterpillars, and instead moves on to his next project - building a

45_59

round-the-tree seat to be placed at the end of his 'river of gravel'. However, Clarkson quickly

45_60

points out that despite the seat being complete, Hammond has no way of placing it around the tree,

45_61

as it has been constructed as a sole piece. Clarkson offers to help Hammond by attempting to prune

45_62

the tree with his shotgun, allowing the seat to be lifted and then dropped from the top of the

45_63

tree. However, his gun misfires, and instead blasts a massive hole through the side of May's shed.

45_64

Meanwhile, Hammond hires a 14-ton crane to lift his seat high enough to slip it over the tree.

45_65

However, the crane is too heavy, and instead sinks into the lawn, leaving massive holes in it.

45_66

However, he finds that the crane itself is long enough to still do the job, but his inexperience

45_67

means that instead of lifting the seat, he moves it sideways, crashing it into and destroying May's

45_68

shed. May is extremely angry, but Clarkson appears amused by the situation. May starts upon

45_69

rebuilding the shed, and with the help of the Poles, the shed is quickly reinstated. He begins by

45_70

labeling where each of the tools in the shed should go, alphabetically ordering the books on the

45_71

bookshelf, and placing up pictures that he believes will remind Redgrave of his glory days.

45_72

Meanwhile, Clarkson has the tricky job of removing a rockery in order to build his water feature.

45_73

He decides to use a homemade bomb to complete the job quickly. The bomb is successful, destroying

45_74

the rockery in one clean sweep - but the blast is so powerful that the energy manages to blow all

45_75

of the windows and one of the walls out of May's rebuilt shed, leaving him angrier than ever. May

45_76

subsequently emerges from the shed and asks Clarkson what time the programme will air. After being

45_77

informed it was going to air after the watershed, he exclaims at Clarkson, 'you're a fuc-'; at

45_78

which point, the episode cuts to the next scene.

45_79

With Hammond at a loose end after the failure of both his 'river of gravel' and his tree seat, he

45_80

begins to wander aimlessly. Meanwhile, Clarkson has ordered some cement to pave over the parts of

45_81

the lawn which were destroyed by Hammond's giant digger and 14-ton crane. However, despite his

45_82

estimations, he orders too little, and only a small portion of the lawn is covered. At this point,

45_83

The Salvation Army brass band arrive to provide entertainment for the team, but their appearance is

45_84

cut short when Hammond gets stuck in Clarkson's undried cement, and their musical accompaniment

45_85

drives Clarkson insane, leading him to bend one of their trombones in half and ask them to leave.

45_86

With Hammond having ruined Clarkson's cement by leaving footprints in it, Clarkson moves on to his

45_87

next project - erecting some rugby posts, despite being told that none of Redgrave's family plays

45_88

rugby. With May having successfully rebuilt his shed again, it's not long before disaster strikes

45_89

again when Clarkson and the Poles drop the rugby posts, and they fall directly on May's shed,

45_90

destroying part of the roof and one of the side walls. By this point, May is fuming, and he screams

45_91

at Clarkson to apologize while pointing a two-by-four at him. After being successfully rescued from

45_92

the cement, Hammond has moved on to his last project, a turbo-charged barbecue system, which allows

45_93

the user to cook varieties of meat in under five minutes, using a jet engine to rotate the meat and

45_94

cook it. Clarkson and May are impressed until the blades begin to rotate too fast, and the chicken

45_95

is flung off the rotisserie. May and Clarkson are amused by the situation, as all of Hammond's

45_96

projects so far - the tree seat, river of gravel and barbecue - have all failed, while both May's

45_97

shed, after being resurrected three times, and Clarkson's greenhouse, have both been successful.

45_98

However, May's amusement is short-lived when the fire from the barbecue burns out of control and

45_99

manages to set fire to his once again newly rebuilt shed. Fuming, he attempts to put the fire out

45_100

before it can take hold, but when Clarkson takes hold of the fire extinguisher, May is forced to

45_101

watch his shed burn.

45_102

In the midst of this latest calamity, the team suddenly receives word that Redgrave is now pulling

45_103

into the drive. Despite two abandoned Caterpillar diggers, an abandoned crane, a burning shed, a

45_104

ruined lawn and a destructive barbecue, the team are forced to go ahead and unveil the garden to

45_105

Redgrave. At first, Redgrave is upset at the destruction of his garden, and storms inside his

45_106

house, leaving the Poles to run away, with Clarkson proclaiming they can 'sense the mood'. Clarkson

45_107

and May initially attempt to blame the entire debacle on Hammond, but eventually, after Clarkson

45_108

talking to him privately, Redgrave's mood lightens. Despite all of Hammond and May's projects being

45_109

failures, Clarkson manages to unveil his proudly built greenhouse and his turbo-charged water

45_110

feature. Redgrave is slightly impressed until Clarkson activates the water feature. The gush of

45_111

water is so powerful that it manages to blast the top of the water feature off, sending gallons of

45_112

water flying up into the air, and the broken half of the water feature crashing down through the

45_113

greenhouse, smashing all of the windows and destroying some of the wooden structure.

45_114

Ratings

45_115

On its first showing in the UK on BBC Two, the programme obtained 4.5 million viewers which equated

45_116

to a 22% audience share for its timeslot between 10pm and 10.40pm. The programme was part of the

45_117

Sport Relief fundraising evening. The Sport Relief programmes preceding it on BBC One between 7pm

45_118

and 10pm averaged 6.2 million viewers (28% audience share) and the Sport Relief programmes on BBC

45_119

One between 10.50pm and 1am averaged 2.6 million viewers (29% audience share).

45_120

References External links

45_121

Group Gear Force, Top 2008 British television series debuts BBC Television shows

45_122

Gardening in the United Kingdom Comic Relief

46_0

8 Diagrams is the fifth studio album by American hip hop group Wu-Tang Clan, released December 11,

46_1

2007, on SRC/Universal Motown Records. The album was released three years after the death of Ol'

46_2

Dirty Bastard, and six years after the group's previous LP Iron Flag.

46_3

Upon its release, 8 Diagrams debuted at number 25 on the Billboard 200, and number 9 on the Top

46_4

R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart with 68,000 copies sold in the first week. It has sold 202,000 copies in

46_5

the United States as of April 2014. The album received generally favorable reviews from most music

46_6

critics, and earned greater praise than the group's previous album Iron Flag, based on an aggregate

46_7

score of 73/100 from Metacritic.