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When visiting New Zealand in early 2009 with his Top Gear colleagues, Jeremy Clarkson was in the middle of nowhere and had an urge to play Risk - that ultimate boy's board game of world domination. But they had no Risk set. So he did the obvious thing - and sent a helicopter to the nearest town to pick one up.
Top Gear is a phenomenon, making pots of money for the BBC on the international stage. Clarkson himself doesn't do badly out of it: making around £1.8m a year from the show alone.
Ach, deswegen läuft´s so schlecht bei den deutschen recht-öffentlichen SendernClarkson could retire tomorrow, but the BBC knows that it needs him and Top Gear to help justify the licence fee in a multi-channel world.
Das mit den LKW-Fahrern war damals echt der Hammer, kurz nachdem tatsächlich ein LKW-Fahrer in Ipswich eine Hure ermordet hatte.But although he has come close to the line on numerous occasions involving gay people ('very ginger beer'), lorry drivers ('check mirror and murder a prostitute'), Labour prime ministers ('one-eyed idiot') among many others, he always survives.
After he waxed lovingly about the DB9 on Top Gear in 2004, Aston Martin sold a year's production the next day.
He enjoys a fag and a glass of wine and watches girls walking by with his chum James May. He sends a helicopter to buy a board game. He keeps an old jet fighter in his garden, and when the council tell him to remove it he claims it is a leaves' blower.