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Friday, 1 June 2018

Goodbye, Old Friend

Yesterday, The BBC told us that Matt LeBlanc will be leaving Top Gear.
That's a shame.  I liked him in that role.  Even when he said "Top Gear" with the emphasis wrong.
 
We've still got him for the next series though - so there's no need to worry just yet.
 
 
Bit soon I think.
 
Strictly speaking, they don't actually need to replace him - but three presenters does seem to work very well for this type of show.
 
They could give a bigger input to Eddie Jordan and/or the lovely Sabine Schmitz.
 
The speculation currently includes Jodie Kidd - yes, I'll give that a thumbs up.
 
There's also Guy Martin - I could see that being OK.
 
There's also Dermot O'Leary and Rebecca Jackson.
 
No thank you.
 
Maybe they should look elsewhere within the cast of Friends:
Now I really like Matthew Perry and Jennifer Aniston but I'm not sure of their motoring pedigree.  While I quite like Lisa Kudrow, her character Phoebe annoyed me beyond belief so it's a no from me.
 
No, we need to look elsewhere within the world of US sitcoms.
 
Frasier? How I Met Your Mother? Big Bang Theory?
 
Ah, got it!
 
A right-wing Clarkson-esque elderly idiot:

Wednesday, 8 June 2016

Not Two Bad

Last week, I stated how new Top Gear needed three front people rather than two.

After episode 2, I still stand by that - although episode 2 was better than episode 1.  Although that may have had something to do with Eddie Jordan joining Evans & LeBlanc for the road-trip.

Still not got the chemistry working properly yet though.

The Internet seems more interested in watching Clarkson, May & Hammond assembling DHL packing boxes.

Which got me thinking.

Three middle-aged men - good chemistry - good comedy.

Now I know I've always banged on about how car shows should be presented by motoring journalists or racing drivers.

But, let's be honest, Top Gear is a comedy show with car bits in there too.

So this is who the BBC should have got in to front it...
They have all that is needed.

Including the cardboard boxes.