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Whoever did the CGI of Wyoming should be fired. The visual effects were shockingly bad-unrealistic landscapes, awkward lighting, and textures that looked straight out of a 2010 video game. It completely broke the immersion. At times, it felt like the actors were standing in front of a cheap green screen instead of being in the wild, beautiful state of Wyoming. The sky looked flat and artificial, the mountains lacked depth, and don't get me started on the animals-they moved like broken robots. For a production that clearly had a decent budget, there's no excuse for this level of visual laziness. Honestly, it did more harm than good.

Brilliant, simply brilliant.

Thank you for everything and thank you for always being there when life sucked. Thank you for creating this.

Thank you for the countless laughs, the unforgettable moments, and the sheer joy of watching three friends explore the world through their love of cars and adventure.

But more than that, thank you for igniting a passion for cars in me, a passion that has grown stronger with every episode. You've shown us that cars are more than just machines-they're a way of life, a connection to something bigger, and a reason to stay curious and engaged with the world. You gave us a way to escape from the dullness of everyday life and offered an alternative to being caught up in distractions that don't matter.

The Grand Tour (and Top Gear) was more than just a show. It was an experience, a companion through tough times, and a reminder of the thrill of discovery. You made us laugh, gasp, and even cry on occasion, and for that, I can't thank you enough. The end of this journey is bittersweet, but the memories you've created will stay with us forever.

Thank you, Clarkson, Hammond, and May, for everything. You've given us something truly special, and for that, we will always be grateful.