Puzzle Description:

It's the Stig from BBC's Top Gear, a show about cars. Jeremy Clarkson: "Some say he never blinks, and that he roams around the woods at night foraging for wolves. All we know is, he's called the Stig." (an example of how he is introduced)

#1: Merili (merilinnuke) on Jul 21, 2009 [SPOILER]

The image I used:
http://media.photobucket.com/image/stig/Culf/stig.jpg

And here's more about him:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Stig

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Ditto # 2.
Thanks for your entry!

When I finished I thought it was a hamburger...then I read. oops. I've never seen the show. :)

I usually don't watch tv shows about cars, but Top Gear is an exception 'cause it's just so funny. It's on when my kids are already asleep so I'm giggling all alone in the living room. Luckily my kids don't wake up easily :)

I did the edge logic number on the first row too because I thought I was stuck. Hmmmmmm.

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I've been watching clips of the show on the internet (you can get a lot of excellent clips from the "Top Gear" website). It's an extremely funny show, fun even if you don't give a darn about cars. If you are looking at video clips, look especially for the stunts and challenges. In the challenges, the three hosts are typically given limited amounts of money to complete some automotive challenge. Like buy a cheap car and drive it across africa or across the amazon jungle. Or buy a cheap car, convert it into a boat, an cross the English channel. Or convert a car into a space shuttle and launch it. Many of these stunts would be much less funny if any of the three guys were actually good at this kind of thing. Aside from the mad stunts, the other cornerstone of the show is reviews of absurdly expensive sports car, and there is a segment where a random celebrity tries to set a speed record around their test track. Jeremy Clarkson, especially, is extremely un-PC and in particular has no special fondness for Americans or American cars. The challenge where they buy cheap cars and drive from Miami to New Orleans doesn't particularly show the US in a good light.

There was one episode where Clarkson mentioned that they'd exported their convicts to Australia and the "God Squad" to the US. It occurred to me to wonder what that left them with. Explains a lot, I think.

Anyway, it's amazingly fun. I highly recommend it.

I'll have to check it out. Sounds like fun.

I remembered the episode where they turned cars into boats and one of them (Jeremy, I think) had almost reached the finish but turned a bit too fast and the water started streaming in. I believe it did reach the finish... but upside down :D

They actually did two car-boat episodes. First they crossed a lake, and then, because they all failed so miserably at that, they sent them across the English channel. The episode you describe is the first of the two.

Here's that one:
http://www.topgear.com/uk/videos/amphibious-1
That's only the link to the first half, but you'll find a link to the second half when it is done.

I'd go find you a link to the English channel one, but I just ran out of time.

Oh that was way funny.

Ditto #15 (both links).

yes, that's the episode I meant.

Here's the English Channel:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTVPPTV-bQM

oh yeah, now I remember that one :D LOL

fun show! I enjoyed watching those links thanks. ;)

love that show!

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