FLOPGEAR

>>70421473
He'll do one more series and then quit because his ego won't be able to take the criticism.

>>70421473
Can't he just calm down a little?

>>70421473
Murdered when?

>>70421473

right after the contract for the first season ends, will be very interesting to see how they spin it because they can't come out and say "he's unfunny and uncreative"

Figures will drop and he'll blame an uncooperative crew instead of admitting that the initial figures were out of curiosity rather than quality FACT

But really, polls say the majority of Top Gear fans enjoyed it, so he's here to stay. Lads and old men just want to see hyped up, over-edited, generic fast car reviews, and quirky "unscripted" challenges with a sprinkling of bottom shelf banter.

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>>70421715
>tfw I watch the American version now
No Regrets.

is there any cringey moments of it i can watch?

>>70423707
The tweets are cringy as hell.
The show is wooden.
Leblanc can't hold the weight by himself.

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I signed up for Amazon prime just to watch the new one