We’ve finally gotten round to watching the first episode of The Grand Tour, season 2, which began way back in December 2017. And, as the dynamic trio got on with their latest supercar test we were instantly reminded just how good Clarkson, Hammond, and May are when it comes to reviewing cars. They may be getting older, and slightly larger but they are still way above the rest in terms of delivery, no pun intended.

However there is a problem, you can only watch The Grand Tour on Amazon Prime (internet TV) and it costs £79 per year, if you opt to pay monthly it costs £7.99 which is actually more expensive by £16.88. With Prime Video you also get extra benefits thrown in, unlimited one-day delivery, access to Prime Music, Prime Reading and even 20% discount on nappies. You also give Jeff Bezos unlimited access to track how you use Amazon and also allow him to track your general web browsing history. That allows Jeff to bombard you with trojan ads so you can spend even more on Amazon, and you’ll never realize it’s happening because the human species has endless wants. We can’t afford to scrape together £7.99/m but we do have Amazon Prime on a free 1-month trial, after which we’ll wait another year before our free 1-month trial is unlocked. So for now, it’s The Grand Tour cramming time, before our free month expires.