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Fans miss Greenhouse family from Richard Hammond's car show

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 4 Nov, 14:04 · Archive

Viewers of Richard Hammond's Workshop series six say they miss the Greenhouse family who previously appeared on the programme.

The sixth series of Richard Hammond's Workshop began on Quest on 27 October. The show follows Hammond's classic car restoration business, The Smallest Cog, based at the Rotherwas industrial estate in Hereford. Hammond, the former Top Gear and Grand Tour presenter, is attempting to turn the workshop into an internationally recognised name.

Fans have reacted to the latest episodes by expressing how much they miss members of the Greenhouse family, who previously appeared in the series and are also available on Discovery+. One viewer posted on social media: 'I watched the whole of series 6 last night on HBO Max and yeah I agree with other comments, that the Greenhouses leaving the The Smallest Cog isn't the same without them being there now.' Another simply wrote: 'Not the same without the Greenhouses.'

Hammond founded the business in 2021 after mechanics Neil Greenhouse, Anthony Greenhouse and Andrew Greenhouse, who had worked on his vehicles for years, were at risk of losing their own workshop. The new series promises some of the team's 'most ambitious and intricate restorations yet', alongside the realities of expanding the business and recruiting new staff.

Fans miss Greenhouse family from Richard Hammond's car show
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In this story: Richard Hammond · The Smallest Cog · Hereford · Neil Greenhouse · Anthony Greenhouse · Andrew Greenhouse

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