Felix Dodds comments on sustainable development, coffee & life

Some of the readers of this blog may not know about the BBC TV programme Top Gear and its controversial presenter Jeremy Clarkson. A little googling and you will learn that Top Gear is a car show that has been on BBC TV since the  1977 the present presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May have been presenting it since 2002 and benefited from the internet and the ability to download programmes.  The show brings in $225 million a year for BBC Worldwide and is shown in 170 countries and is one of the top selling programmes they produce. I have to say I am a fan of the programme and at times the challenges that the presenters are given you would have to think the producers were trying to kill them. There are some great journeys they go on being given a certain amount of money and having to buy a car in a different country and then go from A to B. Celebrities come on the programme and  have to race a car around a race track one of my favorites was the Tom...

So i was watching the Colbert Report whose guest was Jerry Seinfield . His show was of course  a classic and can still be seen on many channels and as I know very well on the TV section of the airplanes multimedia packages.
Jerry was on talking about his new internet show " comedians in cars getting coffee ". It was a tough interview as the two didn't seem to like each other - worth watching. Perhaps the best bit was the drinking of the coffee. 
  
Afterwards i decided to watch "comedians in cars getting coffee'. I have to say its good - it has a little information on the particular car that Jerry is driving - so feels like Top Gear light but more politically correct and then there is the coffee. 
I think a little more details on the cafe they are visiting would be interesting and the particular coffee they are drinking where it is from and what it tastes like.  Maybe Microsoft can develop Windo...