TheGoodDoctor
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Anyone else think so? Last thing the BBC wants is going head to head with whatever the boys are cooking up, how embarrassing would it be for new Top Gear to lose viewership to Clarkson's new show?
Couldn't have put it better myself but there's nothing to stop them finding three (virtual) unknowns to do that. Sure JC was a familiar face but they rebooted with two complete whos and only die hard fans of old TG would recognise May. All those betting on established faces are way off the mark but they are probably the same people who went around convinced the Stig was Damon Hill instead of Perry McCarthy or Ben Collins.
So many BBC shills in this thread. Why would you not hope for the trio to come together again?
No, the BBC should make a public apology for how they have treated Jezza over the years for him to come back, none of the so-called incidents have warranted a reaction from the BBC.My hope is that the BBC--cognizant of the dangers of trying to assemble a new version of Top Gear that would undoubtedly under-perform at the start--will just wait a year and then re-sign Clarkson, May, and Hammond, after having made sure Clarkson issued a public apology.
I didn't say I didn't want the trio to work together, I just said it was a possibility. Get the bullshit out of the obvious copious space between your ears.So many BBC shills in this thread. Why would you not hope for the trio to come together again?
Disagree completely. He PUNCHED a coworker. If he does want to come back to the BBC, a public apology is not at all unreasonable.No, the BBC should make a public apology for how they have treated Jezza over the years for him to come back, none of the so-called incidents have warranted a reaction from the BBC.
Jezza has already apologized to the producer he slapped, and that should all be kept private, he does not need to make a public apology.
No, the BBC should make a public apology for how they have treated Jezza over the years for him to come back, none of the so-called incidents have warranted a reaction from the BBC.
Jezza has already apologized to the producer he slapped, and that should all be kept private, he does not need to make a public apology.