TV: The Grand Tour

[Suxnet]

I actually really hope they don't make an equivalent to that segment. That segment was always my least favourite portion of every episode, and I just found myself fast forwarding through lots of them.

Same. I don't really care about celebrities at all. I wanna see some cars.

 

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Last episode was on tonight and was great.

 

[TootooTrain]

I actually really hope they don't make an equivalent to that segment. That segment was always my least favourite portion of every episode, and I just found myself fast forwarding through lots of them.

Really depended on the guest.

This.

Even in the most relaxed environment some guests are great, some are bad. It's just the way things go when you're interviewing someone. In general I like that they ask about their car history (good or bad) as you can learn something about a celeb a regular show would never have asked, or it something really embarrassing which is good for a few laughs. Not to mention the great equalizer. The lap. That natural joy, competitiveness or in some cases fear is reality at it's best and it reminds me of how much I enjoy driving.

 

[Lord Moriarty007]

Saw the last episode. It was great and sad. Bye Top Gear but welcome new show with Clarkson,May,Hammond. This video of fits well their departure.

 

[ProPAIN]

I love that segment. I always get goosebumps when the F1 cars are driving through Milton Keynes.

 

[TootooTrain]

My favourite episode will always remain the 1500 pound coupes that aren't a porsche challenge. With the Mitsubishi, Jag and Bmw. They were so enthusiastic about their bangers. Good times.

That chin spoiler lol.

The original supercar trip was epic too with the Ford GT, f430 and Zonda.

 

[njdevsfn95]

There are so many episodes I have not seen. I was going through Netflix when they removed everything pre-2011

 

[Lord Moriarty007]

There are so many episodes I have not seen. I was going through Netflix when they removed everything pre-2011

Just go on BBC America on Mondays for the all day marathon all day and night.

 

[njdevsfn95]

Yeah but those episodes are cut down to about 44mins when the typical run time is longer than that.

 

[Plural]

House of Cars?

 

[Corto]

This.

Even in the most relaxed environment some guests are great, some are bad. It's just the way things go when you're interviewing someone. In general I like that they ask about their car history (good or bad) as you can learn something about a celeb a regular show would never have asked, or it something really embarrassing which is good for a few laughs. Not to mention the great equalizer. The lap. That natural joy, competitiveness or in some cases fear is reality at it's best and it reminds me of how much I enjoy driving.

Nigel Mansell was the worst guest I remember. It was just... The Lord of Awkward and Boring meeting Clarkson.

I loved the guests that seemed genuinely excited to try and compete for the top results in the reasonably priced car.

 

[Jumptheshark]

Last episode was on tonight and was great.

the way they said goodbye at the end got to me

 

[Qurpiz]

I loved the huge elephant in the studio. And of course no-one mentioning it once

 

[Jumptheshark]

I loved the huge elephant in the studio. And of course no-one mentioning it once

the fact they showed the hotel they stayed at cracked me up thou

 

[ProPAIN]

Is that the special they were shooting before Clarkson went ape ****? I remember it was in the middle of nowhere in Yorkshire right?

After the day he'd had, I'd want a nice steak too...

 

[John Price]

Alabama ep probably the best thing aired in Television history.

 

[Lord Moriarty007]

House of Cars?

I like it!

 

[Chairman Maouth]

A billion bucks - ain't no small change.

Top Gear: Jeremy Clarkson sacking killed £500m BBC cash cow, guess who'll pick up the tab?

THE BBC'S sacking of Jeremy Clarkson was savaged today after an Express.co.uk investigation showed the corporation had killed off a £500 million moneyspinner basically because two guys fell out.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/58...cking-500m-BBC-cash-cow-taxpayers-pick-up-tab

 

[njdevsfn95]

Reading via twitter that various tabloids reporting (this is a great start to what I've read is true isnt it?) that ITV (the only remaining British broadcaster rumored to develop a show) cannot hire/broadcast the three until 2017 due to non-compete clauses.

Opening up for Netflix, obviously.

 

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Reading via twitter that various tabloids reporting (this is a great start to what I've read is true isnt it?) that ITV (the only remaining British broadcaster rumored to develop a show) cannot hire/broadcast the three until 2017 due to non-compete clauses.

Opening up for Netflix, obviously.

They've all strongly hinted that they've been working on a pilot for Netflix on twitter.

 

[njdevsfn95]

Reading recently that Clarkson&Co can stick it to BBC by signing w an American channel that then sells its UK rights to ITV to get around their noncompete clause.

Theyve never really been rumored with a broadcast channel here just Netflix and I doubt Netflix will do that.

However nothing is stopping Netflix from making the new show available in the UK during BBCs "Top Gear" airtime.

 

[Chairman Maouth]

Reading recently that Clarkson&Co can stick it to BBC by signing w an American channel that then sells its UK rights to ITV to get around their noncompete clause.

Theyve never really been rumored with a broadcast channel here just Netflix and I doubt Netflix will do that.

However nothing is stopping Netflix from making the new show available in the UK during BBCs "Top Gear" airtime.

Just saw that and came here to do an update.

A Top Gear rival could be close as Jeremy Clarkson ‘finds loophole’ in his broadcasting ban

Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2015/07/12/a-top...n-his-broadcasting-ban-5291749/#ixzz3fifQFkE6

Just watched the final episode with the elephant in the room and Hammond and May saying goodbye at the end. Damn.

 

[Lord Moriarty007]

Just saw that and came here to do an update.



Just watched the final episode with the elephant in the room and Hammond and May saying goodbye at the end. Damn.

I guess they will be financed by an American company. This so called rival /cough BBC is getting out their way to stop Clarkson making his own show.

 

[Chaels Arms]

http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2015-07-13/jeremy-clarkson-takes-a-final-lap-of-the-top-gear-track-with-some-famous-passengers



Is there really going to be an audience for Top Gear on BBC without these three?

 

[TootooTrain]