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17 Jun 19
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Couldn’t watch with other line up
This isn’t much better
I’m Not even petrol head but
I liked clarkson captain slow and Hammond
This isn’t much better
I’m Not even petrol head but
I liked clarkson captain slow and Hammond
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The BBC think they can just throw 3 or 4 individuals together and automatically they become best mates which = chemistry
Hammond, Clarkson and May you genuinely get the feeling they love each others company, even the little jokes like bashing into the back of Mays car was hilarious, they take the p*** out of each other and it doesn't seem forced You can't just throw a bunch of people together and expect them to be buddies ffs, its all about chemistry I got the impression when watching little bits of the previous lot, that Matt Le Blanc hates Evans, a look on his face that he wanted to chin him Who are the new one's? Paddy McGuinness dear god, Freddie Flintoff, well past his sell by date that one |
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"The larky, bad-tempered chemistry that existed between [Jeremy] Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond has been replicated in a slightly sunnier form,"
This reviewer couldn't be more wrong, it makes sense as they are desperate to get the show back on track You can't replace the other 3 I'm sorry, you wont ever fake real camaraderie and chemistry |
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If JC was a libtard he would still have a show on the bbc, the bbc would also make a lot of money from that.
The bbc can't see the wood for the trees, they cannot continue along this path. |
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Ibrahima
The funny thing is though is that most that watched it before no longer watch it now because those 3 have left But according to one journalist we were all getting sick of the sexist misogynistic stuff and wanted change  Do they know what demographic were watching that show? the women who watched loved Jeremy Clarkson, but all women according to this k*** hated him They are just ramming their beliefs down everyone's throats sadly |
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We all need humour of any sort, tv without restraints is so much better. We need every type of humour to keep us on our toes, when it becomes one way it isnt comedy, even the left must get this.
The BBC have moved their impartiality into every show they make. sad times. |
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The same with radio.
Listening figures for Danny Bakers old Saturday morning show have plummeted. Quelle surprise! |
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Anyone who give's their Time to Watching Flinoff and Mcguinness is 1ST Class ****
 IM Guilty your Honour, I Watched 3 MINS OF REVERSE GEAR. |
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I gave up before the end. Not sure why. Might give it another go.
For a show whose foreign sales are so important, it is surprising the producers did not have doubts about thick northern accents and swearing. Ethiopia was interesting as a travelogue but the premise seemed artificial: spend £4,000 on a car which is a bit like your first car. Flintoff's Porsche Boxter was a laugh though. Not really sure why they drove right-hand-drive cars in a country where they drive on the right. Maybe it was the only country the others hadn't been. Clarkson & May's cracks about Hammond being small were good-natured banter. The same here for Harris seemed more like bullying. As @SontaranStratagem said, there is no chemistry; maybe it will develop. |
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Just read about this article this morning, Strange old world we live in where equality is more important than quality. As a viewer i dont care who writes the script as long as it is good.
. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-48668652 |
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These shows, hignfy is another, that become formulaic and almost a parody of themselves.
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Spot on cooperman, HIGNFY was one of my favourite shows before the bbc became one dimensional. Now I only watch for fun just to count the attacks on anything that isnt liberal.
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Cooperman nailed it bud
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