And they are denying that they edited the programme. They say they get an edited version from the Beeb. BBC Worldwide is saying that they provide a 50 minute international version. Nobody is addressing how it got edited down to 41 minutes.
And they are denying that they edited the programme. They say they get an edited version from the Beeb. BBC Worldwide is saying that they provide a 50 minute international version. Nobody is addressing how it got edited down to 41 minutes.
BBC Worldwide is aware of audience confusion over edits and intends to be monitoring it closely in the future.
What's BBC going to do? If they're not happy can they even scrap the deal and offer the rights to someone else?
Channel Nine have decided to stuff around with Top Gear even more.The next episode that will air on Tuesday week won't be S14 Ep2,but S14 Ep4
Channel Nine have decided to stuff around with Top Gear even more.The next episode that will air on Tuesday week won't be S14 Ep2,but S14 Ep4
If its true that Nine paid $19million for the rights for two seasons, then I'm sure that BBC Worldwide would be providing the best version that they can.
Channel Nine have decided to stuff around with Top Gear even more.The next episode that will air on Tuesday week won't be S14 Ep2,but S14 Ep4
Channel Nine have decided to stuff around with Top Gear even more.The next episode that will air on Tuesday week won't be S14 Ep2,but S14 Ep4
Not only that, but its followed by series 5, episode 1 and the two combined are scheduled to go for two hours. So unless they are reducing the amount of ads, it'll be butchered again.
I don't think James Packer has anything to do with Nine any more. Didn't he sell his share of it to go into casinos instead?