Some seasons seem have a fantastic pre-finale, and a good finale, but Aus S2 was a good pre-finale and an awesome finale.
Some seasons seem have a fantastic pre-finale, and a good finale, but Aus S2 was a good pre-finale and an awesome finale.
And the reaction by Sam and Blake, they just seemed to feel so entitled to it, and that Camille didn't deserve it.
They foolishly underestimated her, and she had them pegged to a tee.
And the reaction by Sam and Blake, they just seemed to feel so entitled to it, and that Camille didn't deserve it.
They foolishly underestimated her, and she had them pegged to a tee.
If you haven't seen it, I can really really recommend it.
If you haven't seen it, I can really really recommend it.
Kimi held of a massively impressive performance from Max, so I don't think he's the kind of driver to chicken out of anything.
Kimi held of a massively impressive performance from Max, so I don't think he's the kind of driver to chicken out of anything.
We'll never know, but if Kimi had moved over to avoid Oscar, would he have hit Charles instead?
We'll never know, but if Kimi had moved over to avoid Oscar, would he have hit Charles instead?
I think I'd have to watch it back in slow motion to see "When did Kimi START to pull across", if Oscar was along side his mirror and in control at THAT point, then Kimi was to blame.
I think I'd have to watch it back in slow motion to see "When did Kimi START to pull across", if Oscar was along side his mirror and in control at THAT point, then Kimi was to blame.
I've watched all of the seasons of the US and two seasons of the AUS and NZ versions.
I've watched all of the seasons of the US and two seasons of the AUS and NZ versions.
So either they ignored getting consent for that, or only asked for consent for that?
So either they ignored getting consent for that, or only asked for consent for that?
It needs an act of Parliament.
Under the 1931 Statute of Westminster, to remove a person from the line of succession, Parliament would need to get the consent of every realm in the Commonwealth of which there are 56 nations.
It needs an act of Parliament.
Under the 1931 Statute of Westminster, to remove a person from the line of succession, Parliament would need to get the consent of every realm in the Commonwealth of which there are 56 nations.