Ben Collins (the first white Stig) wrote in his book that one of the key rules of his contract was to be as unpredictable as possible. Because while the presenters were scripted to the max, having him be the unpredictable one forced the presenters to improvise and it always made for good television.

I love how the only two emotions sting has are anger and ---

I‘d love if The Grand Tour had the Stig‘s copyright infringing cousin

The Stig is actually the Doom Slayer's cousin

The persona of a reckless, petulant child for the Stig was one of the greatest things about old Top Gear, lol. The scouts hitting with a chair is amazing. I bought the parody book that came out years ago about the Stig's origins, it's hilarious.

Expressionless, yet has so much character😊😂

The Stig is how i feel with 2020 so far.

The stig nearly killed that camera man

Some say the original Stig is still driving that Jaguar around on the ocean floor to this day

The 4 people who disliked this are the stig the stigs Australian cousin the stigs truck driver cousin and the stigs Chinese cousin

The Stig is always a great driver, yes, but can we also appreciate his even more amazing acting skills?

The one with the Suzuki Liana wasn’t the Stig: that was Michael Schumacher.

Wasn't the last clip the original Stig and that was his "death" so that they could replace him with the White Stig as the original Stig had revealed who he was.

James:

"We took the stig to the tip and threw him away" my favourite bit in this entire video

I don't know why, but Clarkson explaining how they "actually took the Stig down" while footage of a man beating the Stig on the head with a plastic chair plays is just too funny, the way he falls like he's knocked out lmao

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They should’ve had an episode where you see a Jaguar covered in seaweed and barnacles drive out of the ocean and you see the stig just get out of the car and walk away.

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