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I don't know, at least you get to play on the Internet all day and be on here
As long as the work gets done and gets done well it's all good
I don't know, at least you get to play on the Internet all day and be on here
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-32137424Jeremy Clarkson is to appear again on stage with Richard Hammond and James May, with whom he presented the BBC's Top Gear.
A deal has been done to fulfil a series of live shows that were planned before the presenter was dropped from the show for hitting a producer.
The gigs will be stripped of all BBC branding and content and will be called Clarkson, Hammond and May Live.
Clarkson, Hammond and May ! - a rose by any other name.....
The BBC is a joke. JCs return is not unexpected but the BBC can do a U-Turn faster than JC !
The tour is BBC Worldwide, which is a separate commercial company.Clarkson, Hammond and May ! - a rose by any other name.....
The BBC is a joke. JCs return is not unexpected but the BBC can do a U-Turn faster than JC !
Not to mention the fact that the tour is going ahead with no BBC branding or other footage available.The tour is BBC Worldwide, which is a separate commercial company.
The tour is BBC Worldwide, which is a separate commercial company.
But still the main commercial arm of the BBC, and owned by the BBC !
It's just smoke and mirrors, it's Top Gear but without the branding.
He wasn't sacked, his contract expired and wasn't renewed - big difference.It does make it seem like his sacking was somewhat half hearted
Exactly - it was an opportunity to let the situation cool down without anyone burning their bridges. It was conspicuous how much the BBC praised Clarkson in the announcement, and how Clarkson hasn't slagged off the BBC afterwards. We don't know what was said behind closed doors, but I wouldn't be surprised if there was an agreement to make a temporary split to take the heat out the media coverage.He wasn't sacked, his contract expired and wasn't renewed - big difference.
Well he was ( circa) a couple of thousand years ago.Good news is no news, JC will be resurrected
Digitalrev have a take on this
The Top Gear website says a lot (without any words).
Last week
This week
Three very obvious omissions.
Where does it say that The Stig is a presenter? He's on the masthead because he's totally associated with Top Gear. Surely that can't be too hard to comprehend?The BBC are branding a presenter who doesn't actually speak. I think they have really lost the plot now !
They should go the whole hog and put Stig on BBC radio !
Where does it say that The Stig is a presenter? He's on the masthead because he's totally associated with Top Gear. Surely that can't be too hard to comprehend?
Umm, the rest of the production team are still there.
You know what I meant! The production team - including, crucially, the producer responsible for the reformat - are still onboard for next series.
It means a lot. We could put you in to rewrite and reproduce Sgt Pepper and it would be awful.Means little. You could give one direction the Beatles production team and they would still be s@@t.
Whilst that's true, give The Stones the Beatles production team and they'd still be great - they wouldn't be the Beatles which would upset some Beatles fans, but the Stones would sell to people who hate the Beatles, so 'swings and roundabouts'.Means little. You could give one direction the Beatles production team and they would still be s@@t.
Andy Wilman has quit Top gear
The BBC has reportedly chosen a “dream team” of presenters for its new version of Top Gear that includes the former model Jodie Kidd.
Life on Mars star Philip Glenister and Channel 4 presenter Guy Martin have also been approached for the new series, according to reports.
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I preferred your original but that's a good line up. Happy with that.
I wonder how much truth there is in the reports out this morning?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/11580679/BBC-has-chosen-dream-team-of-Top-Gear-presenters-to-replace-Jeremy-Clarkson.html
....Jodie Kidd would be excellent - She has good experience of presenting car programmes and is a genuine enthusiast and petrolhead.
Guy Martin is one of my heroes but I can't see him wanting to present a car show. I have no idea who Philip Glenister is or whether he is a performance car enthusiast.
The BBC ought to rename it as no-one can really follow on the Top Gear tradition which the three amigos created. But Auntie Beeb is ludicrous, as we all know.