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Well the show for you guys in the US isn't going to be called Top Gear any how, its going to be called Gear. There is going to be a preview of the show on March the 4th at 11pm before moving to 10pm on March 11th.
^ Hey, a Top Gear anime! Now I'm liking that! Interview with Takumi and Bunta Fujiwara (Initial D) along with Aiko Asakawa (Wangan Midnight) and Speed Racer.Had a look at the lastest top gear mag when they went to Japan, love the pic of karate stig on the first page.
Clarkson drawn in anime is priceless... theres a story were he is having a dream about Ferrari and its Italian welding :lol and then a vision of Schumacher appears looking a bit odd and Clarkson says are you a cat?
... its very weird but Clarkson looks kinda cool as an animation...same with May and Hammon, they should seriously do TOP GEAR - The Animated Series!
Robin
5th gears back on, just started on channel 5 if anyones interested.
5th gears back on, just started on channel 5 if anyones interested.
Dear God, not Chris Titus. Not only is he incredibly unfunny, he's annoying as hell too.
5th gears back on, just started on channel 5 if anyones interested.
AutoblogIf you found the news that NBC had struck a deal for an American version of Top Gear promising, the latest speculation on candidates for hosting the show should have you salivating. The original British program on the BBC uses a mix of automotive journalists and television personalities to make the dynamic and beloved team of hosts. Since Clarkson, May and Hammond nixed the idea of hosting the American show as well, BBC producers then began interviewing American automotive journalists – um, I'm still waiting for my call – in an effort to imbue the new show with some "journalistic credibility", but Inside Line reports that the BBC called several of the candidates this week and told them they were taking a "celebrity direction".
The development has inevitably led to speculation over who NBC could sign to host the show, and like a racing team looking for a new driver, it all comes down to availability. Jay Leno's contract to host the Tonight Show, it has been pointed out, is set to expire next year, and his credentials as a certified car nut are unimpeachable. Another candidate is Jerry Seinfed, an avid Porsche enthusiast who's got a lot of time on his hands since his sitcom went off the air. Both are huge celebrities and genuine gear-heads with long-standing relationships with NBC. We also hear Scott Speed is available if they're looking for The Stig's American cousin... or a new Captain Slow.
As for the next Stig, well, I'm sure they'd just grab NASCAR or ALMS drivers every other week...
I'd say they're equally as talented (some of them)? We've got a couple of IRL and F1 guys crossing over too, remember?
Make Ron Fellows the YankeeStig.
Either way the US version will be NOTHING compared to the UK original.
And it can't be, either. I'm thinking NBC want to do their own Top Gear, with instead of having an american May, Clarkson and Hammond, they want other personalities instead, like Jay Leno for example. It would make more sense, because the show then wouldn't be an imitation.Either way the US version will be NOTHING compared to the UK original.
I'd venture a guess and say drivers like Tony Stewart and Jeff Gordon could hold their own against some of the better IRL and F1 guys. ...
I was worth the watch, the Caterham and Lotus were good but it jsut isn't nearly as attention grabbing as TopGear. They're trying to chuck "fun" into it and it comes out like like cheese whereas the fun in TopGear just works. I'll keep watching it, I have a niggling feeling that I heared they have the GT-R on at some point this series but I can't rembmer where I heared it or ifit's true.
Topgear.comIf you've got Top Gear TV withdrawal symptoms, then tune into BBC Two at 10pm on Friday March 14 to watch Alan Clarksmarsh, Jamesy Dimmock and Handy Hammond resurrect Ground Force for a Sport Relief special.
They'll be taking over a top celebrity sportsman's garden for the day to dispense advice on creating a zero-maintenance lawn, installing an impressive water-feature and getting rid of unwanted plants.
So that's Top Garden Ground Gear Force, BBC Two at 10pm on Friday March 14.
Expect swearing.