Clarkson Suspended...

[ufkacbln]

Mobile phone whilst driving.....

Surely Clarkson wouldn't... an nor would James May

 

[Smurfy]

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[Piemaster]

Jezza's new job -

http://www.chainreactionhub.com/latest-news/1944-jeremy-clarkson-invited-to-present-crc-hub-show

Thanks for the link; That Alfa looks really tidy.

 

[Levo-Lon]

Mobile phone whilst driving.....

Surely Clarkson wouldn't... an nor would James May

along with millions of others who thin phone and driving are ok..
question is was this trend started by Top Gear?

danny kent got 3rd

 

[Vapin' Joe]

along with millions of others who thin phone and driving are ok..
question is was this trend started by Top Gear?

danny kent got 3rd

No, it was started by people using mobile phones.

 

[Archie_tect]

I see the interview and screen test is on April 1st... ha-ha-ha.

 

[The Jogger]

I hadn't realised he had called the producer 'lazy Irish' put that with him using the N word and that pretty much sums the prick up.

 

[david k]

James May wasn't in the first series of TG with Clarkson/Hammond. The co-presenter was Jason Dawe who did bits about car prices in a Quentin Wilson type role. I have a very vague memory that it didn't work too well and only did the first series before moving onto something else.

Don't see Guy Martin in the role, though I do like him. There has been plenty of stupid engineering stuff without him and May has/had been doing a decent job as the geeky bloke.

I've read that before but don't remember it, even looked for it and cannot find it, as far as I am aware they never show repeats of that first series

TP will not be the same without them, trying to recreate what they had would be foolish, create a new programme, it has to be different but could work again, people will judge it against the previous show and presenters but they would be bst to advertise it as something different, another reinvention

Leave the three to create specials on another channel, I alays proffered the specials, they can still do this under another name I would think

 

[Jefferson Meriwether]

Jezza's new job -

http://www.chainreactionhub.com/latest-news/1944-jeremy-clarkson-invited-to-present-crc-hub-show

I'd actually check an episode of The Hub show out if he was going to present it.

60 pages! It flagged for a bit, and frankly, I was worried at one point that we'd get becalmed in the forties. But this is sterling work, folks. Dare we dream of 100?

If we do reach 100 pages we still won't have produced as much hot air as Jezza does in about 10 minutes.

 

[swee'pea99]

Wanting a bit of brain dead telly last night, I ended up watching the TG Middle East special on Dave. It was a lot of fun. And a reminder of just what a novel, fun and lively programme it was in its heyday - no wonder it's been such a big hit all over the world. Shame that big oaf had to go and fark it all up.

 

[User482]

Answer to a control question on the LVIS audax yesterday: "In loving memory of Jeremy Clarkson - he will not be missed".

 

[Archie_tect]

I've let myself down, and I've let the team down, Brian.

You can only let people down when they are inflated.

 

[srw]

I see that Jeremy's found a new job, fronting the Guardian's "Keep it in the ground" campaign.

Clarkson, who has offered to become the new face of the Guardian campaign, said: “I was the poster boy for petrolheads. Now I want to become a – perhaps less gendered – poster person for the carbon-haters.”

http://www.theguardian.com/media/20...ins-guardian-drive-for-fossil-fuel-divestment

 

[raleighnut]

I see that Jeremy's found a new job, fronting the Guardian's "Keep it in the ground" campaign.


http://www.theguardian.com/media/20...ins-guardian-drive-for-fossil-fuel-divestment

 

[Tin Pot]

I see that Jeremy's found a new job, fronting the Guardian's "Keep it in the ground" campaign.


http://www.theguardian.com/media/20...ins-guardian-drive-for-fossil-fuel-divestment

Brilliant.

"A complete reinvention of the programme, with leading contenders to present the overhauled version including Bill Oddie and the former archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams."