The trio of presenters of "Top Gear UK " Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond appear
alongside Peter Griffin Family Guy, on the occasion of the publication of an interview with the star
of the popular television series in the magazine engine program.
The next issue of the print edition of most watched TV show in the world, about 350 million people
in over 170 different countries view each episode.
The magazine has been published last November 6, 2013 in USA.
With the launch of a new season of " Family Guy " - 12th season - " Top Gear UK " boys have had
the opportunity to interview Peter Griffin.
Obviously this is a mock interview, because as you know, Peter continues to be a character that
appears in a cartoon series but no less interesting.
For sure, the protagonist of the series created by MacFarlane in 1998 leaves a few " pearls " in
the interview with " Top Gear UK."
For now, we can come forward when asked Peter Griffin maximum speed at which he had led.
He replied " 88 miles per hour (about 141 Km / h)."
I could have gone faster, but it would have ended in 1955, the last century
Regards.
alongside Peter Griffin Family Guy, on the occasion of the publication of an interview with the star
of the popular television series in the magazine engine program.
The next issue of the print edition of most watched TV show in the world, about 350 million people
in over 170 different countries view each episode.
The magazine has been published last November 6, 2013 in USA.
With the launch of a new season of " Family Guy " - 12th season - " Top Gear UK " boys have had
the opportunity to interview Peter Griffin.
Obviously this is a mock interview, because as you know, Peter continues to be a character that
appears in a cartoon series but no less interesting.
For sure, the protagonist of the series created by MacFarlane in 1998 leaves a few " pearls " in
the interview with " Top Gear UK."
For now, we can come forward when asked Peter Griffin maximum speed at which he had led.
He replied " 88 miles per hour (about 141 Km / h)."
I could have gone faster, but it would have ended in 1955, the last century
Regards.
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