James May (taller)
Richard Hammond (shorter)
"Top Gear" TV show in Great Britain.

Many people watch shows like "Dukes of Hazzard" 
and "James Bond" and see the cars make impossible 
arcs up into the air and over obstacles.  The 
logical assumption is that they have built a 
special ramp that would let the car go up and over.  
But the reality is even more odd than that.  
They actually use a "car cannon" to fire them 
up into the air.  

But, like any other cannon, the accuracy of it 
is dependent on "zeroing in" for a car to land 
on a targeted landing spot. This week's target 
shows the use of the car cannon for playing a 
game of darts using cars as the darts. 

The British TV show "Top Gear" does some crazy 
stunts with cars, but this one might just take 
the grand prize.  Hosts James May (the taller 
one) and Richard Hammond vie against each other 
by firing cars at a huge dartboard to see who 
gets the highest score.  (Who could ever say 
that I don't give you interesting targets?)