Following yesterday’s round-up from all you Top Gear fans at the studio filming, here’s a couple more glimpses of Top Gear US.
And we now know the official launch date. Everyone across the pond, switch over to the History Channel on 21 November at 10/9c (we’re assured that’s an actual time format) or fiddle with your Tivos in the relevant way (we’re not quite sure what a Tivo is).
Anyway, here are the trailers. Hope you enjoy them:
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Good news for all those across the pond! After series two of Top Gear USA was seen by almost 60 million viewers, the History Channel have announced that series three is on the way… In their third season Tanner, Adam and Rutledge will be embarking on some of the most epic journeys on the planet, [...]
Here we are then – ambitious but not rubbish, for once. Top Gear has won an award! Our Jezza and Andy have been in Switzerland this week where Top Gear was given the Honorary Rose Award at the Rose D’Or Festival, held in Lucerne. The festival gathers together many important people involved in many important [...]
Oliver’s restoration must be getting expensive – Hammond’s just taken ANOTHER Saturday job. First for those over the pond there was Crash Course on BBC America, in which he’s bravely, foolishly charged with heavy machinery and given an, errm, crash course on how to use it. Now there’s Planet Earth Live. It’s a sort of [...]
It’s been a busy week of moonlighting away from Top Gear this week for our Jeremy. As avid followers of his newly established Twitter feed will already be aware, Wednesday saw the filming of Clarkson’s debut on Countryfile. No word on what he actually did as yet, but we’ll update next time he pops in… [...]
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Frank X commented on this article
Wednesday October 26, 2011 at 9:54 pm
Having watched the show it is… strangely dead, it has no soul at all. The presenters are ‘scripted’ funny and just aren’t, they seem to have no relationship with each other. It’s ok but not Top Gear, nor 5th gear or any other UK show, apart maybe from that awful secondhand car show with the fat bloke!
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daytone. commented on this article
Thursday November 10, 2011 at 11:09 pm
just remebr what the 1st episodes of the uk top gear was like,
a little shaky at 1st then as the chemistry grew the show got better.
fair play to the yanks for having a crack at it.
you yanks have millions more crappy cars than us brits so the comedy value along in some chevy dirtbox will be funny as hell,
just hope the team stay objective,.
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Thursday January 19, 2012 at 10:24 am
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TVR Fan commented on this article
Thursday February 9, 2012 at 7:35 am
Most shows like this are shakey to start with, the hosts are still getting to know each other, and you can see in season 2, that they are starting to gel together! The shows will improve as the hosts bonds grow stronger
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dabs97 commented on this article
Monday March 5, 2012 at 9:14 pm
I enjoyed the first two series of top gear usa and i cant wait to see if there is any more along the way.
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