Top Gear has had a wild ride (pun totally intended) in recent years. The highly controversial departure of the show’s iconic hosts — Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May — and the lukewarm reaction to new main host Chris Evans have left the series’ future in serious limbo. Despite all that, a new season …
The day Top Gear fans have been waiting for is finally here: The Grand Tour launched on Amazon Prime Video on Friday, so you can stream it immediately if you have a Amazon Prime subscription or access to one. If you’ve never been a Prime subscriber before, now is a good time to get one …
Amazon’s The Grand Tour is coming to Amazon Prime subscribers soon, and the company has finally released a full-fledged trailer for it. In case you were wondering whether the three former Top Gear hosts still got the magic, then this 95-second clip will put your mind at ease. The Grand Tour seems to be exactly what …
The Grand Tour is Jeremy Clarkson’s upcoming Top Gear-like TV show that’ll stream exclusively on Amazon’s Prime Video this fall. But while Amazon paid a lot of cash to secure a car show starring the three Top Gear hosts that were fired and/or left the BBC last year, The Grand Tour might not be an Amazon …
BBC thought it could continue to do the amazingly popular Top Gear show without the three hosts who actually made it popular. But the first reactions to the show were less than stellar, and the replacements were not able to deliver. In fact, they were awful. So we can’t say we’re totally surprised to hear that Chris …
If you’ve seen a single episode of Top Gear USA, you know that it was only a matter of time before the show was canceled. To say that remaining hosts Rutledge Wood, Tanner Foust and Adam Ferrara simply couldn’t recapture the magic of the original BBC program, and fans quickly revolted. Everyone knew going in that the show would …
When Clarkson and friends were kicked off Top Gear, we all had an inkling the show was never going to be the same. Last week’s god-awful episode confirmed that, but maybe it was a one-off. Maybe Chris Evans just needed a week to settle in, and we’d have our Sunday evenings back to how they should …
Anyone with two functioning eyes and one half-decent brain cell watching the broadcast of new Top Gear on Sunday knows that the show was bad. But how do you put that kind of terrible into words? Luckily, the internet has experience crapping on other people’s endeavours, so I’ll let the collected crowd-wisdom do the talking.
It’s been a long time coming, but the Amazon original series from Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May finally has a name: The Grand Tour. The trio made the announcement on Tuesday, nearly a year after Amazon officially picked them up to create a new car show that would compete with Top Gear.
Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May won’t be returning for the next season of Top Gear, but that doesn’t mean that the BBC is giving up on the property altogether. In fact, on Wednesday morning, the BBC announced an online spinoff called Extra Gear, which will launch alongside the new season of Top Gear in May.
