imagine it lit 💀 One of Top Gear’s most iconic moments of dark humor involved turning a terrifying Cold War relic into a prop for a simple visual gag. During a special road trip through Ukraine, presenter James May found himself standing beneath a decommissioned SS-18 “Satan” intercontinental ballistic missile. Highlighting the absurdity of the situation, he held a small cigarette lighter up to the massive engine nozzle as if he were lighting a cheap bottle rocket. After the weapon failed to ignite, he delivered the classic deadpan punchline, claiming, “I think it must be damp.” Do you believe this specific brand of irreverent comedy is what ultimately defined the show’s global legacy? What are your thoughts? 🤔💭 ( Media: Top Gear ) #jeremyclarkson #carmemes #cars