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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on November 2nd, 2017 in the Car Culture category.
The Grand Tour Returns for Season Two on December 8
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*shrugs* more excited for Top Gear now Chris Evans is gone.
The first season of The GT didn't really entice me to carry on watching, to the point I didn't actually finish it.
I find their writing to be very similar to cheating for credits on a videogame - suddenly the engagement and grind has all but gone so there isn't much point to continue.
Hopefully those bits have been changed for the next season. I'll give it a cursory watch.
The first season of The GT didn't really entice me to carry on watching, to the point I didn't actually finish it.
I find their writing to be very similar to cheating for credits on a videogame - suddenly the engagement and grind has all but gone so there isn't much point to continue.
Hopefully those bits have been changed for the next season. I'll give it a cursory watch.
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The actual car testing films and challenges of the first season of TGT felt more "right" than the last couple of seasons of the trio in top gear. I didn´t watch every Episode but nearly I think. I left out the outright stupid ones with no real car theme at all. But despite this I´m very excited for the next season. I am especially looking Forward to the Jag-Challenge and that supercar trip through switzerland....because that´s what the Boys are best at.
I also agree. I love nearly every Episode from Season 1 to Season 16, the Peak being between 2005 and 2010.
I also agree. I love nearly every Episode from Season 1 to Season 16, the Peak being between 2005 and 2010.
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