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Will it be on iPlayer? I don't think I be home for that time.Also that A-Z of Top Gear show is on tonight, 8pm BBC2...
Will it be on iPlayer? I don't think I be home for that time.Also that A-Z of Top Gear show is on tonight, 8pm BBC2...
Got some TG related presents yesterday, two books, one is Clarkson's latest which he releases every year and one by the script-writer on the show for the last 12 years Richard Porter called 'And That Bombshell', which is a behind the scenes book and the Top Gear Greatest Hits DVD, which I started watching last night...
Also that A-Z of Top Gear show is on tonight, 8pm BBC2...
What is that?
I wonder what Jason Dawe is doing these days, he must be a bit peeved he has been totally written out of the TG history. They don't show that series on Dave and he's never mentioned in any history, including the one tonight. Poor Jason.
Will it air in America?
Show last night was alright but nothing special...
This is likely to be somewhere between 86% and 98% bollocks, but...
Top Gear crisis for Chris Evans (set AdBlockers to kill, pluck, stuff and cook).
I know you mean that figuratively, but it sounds like the sort of thing that Clarkson, Hammond and May would do for real.the gravy train for the franchise is surely derailed for good
I know you mean that figuratively, but it sounds like the sort of thing that Clarkson, Hammond and May would do for real.
Tonight ...Tonight....
James explores the logistics of the gravy making industry,
Hammond gets a caravan stuck on a level crossing,
And I learn to drive a freight train....
Apparently Chris Evans can't drive and talk at the same time :
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...w-Gear-struggling-talk-camera-drive-time.html
[*]Evans apparently crashed a brand new Jaguar tester on his first time around the famed Top Gear track. Ouch.
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[*]The show “has had to become a lot more PC following the Clarkson row,” which will likely disappoint fans of Top Gear’s edgy humor but shouldn’t surprise anyone considering how much trouble it was always in before.
[*]Evans, called a “control freak,” is at odds with producers; he wants total ownership over the show like longtime producer Andy Wilman had but the BBC says there’s too much at stake for a show worth “more than £50 million a year” in merchandising, live events and other revenue sources.
[*]The BBC wants Evans to give up his radio work to focus on Top Gear, and Evans hasn’t been willing to do that. Evans also apparently isn’t very good at pre-recorded videos, which is all Top Gear is.
[*]The production team apparently “doesn’t know anything about cars,” leading the Top Gear magazine staff to be brought in to suggest ideas. That is... um, worrisome.
[*]The mainstream public isn’t as excited about Coulthard, Schmitz and Harris as we are: “The appointments came after big names including Zoë Ball, Jodie Kidd and Suzi Perry had all been linked to the revamped show before they ruled themselves out.”
[*]The story says Evans wants them because they’re relative unknowns outside the car world, and he wants to stay the star of the show.
Apparently Chris Evans can't drive and talk at the same time :
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...w-Gear-struggling-talk-camera-drive-time.html
I'll give them the benefit of the doubt until I see it, but it sounds like hiring Evans was a mistake. They would have been better off hiring someone with more of a background in presenting car programming, like Chris Harris or Noel Edmonds.