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I doubt they did!
From DriveTribe:
He said in an interview, "I had a meeting with a BBC executive last week and they asked if I’d come back to Top Gear. Too much has gone on. After I’d been compared to Jimmy Savile by someone from the BBC and it was splashed all over a Sunday newspaper, how could I go back?"
It's like something Jay from The Inbetweeners would say: "yeah she was desperate for me but I told 'er I was too busy" :D
I suspect if there's any grain of truth to it at all, it's that someone may have suggested that he just do that final episode which ended up being presented by May and Hammond in an empty studio. But even then I doubt it.
With some very familiar-looking cars...
viewing figures, I'm sure the BBC wouldn't want to see one of their most successful
programmes disappear, So I would say it's not unreasonable to think a suggestion
or two ,Official or not could have been made to see if a compromise could have been
worked out. It is a business after all ;)
As for the latest team, I do enjoy their banter, it can at times be a little to Laddish,
but it's fun and I do enjoy a good Car show. I've discovered several on YouTube like
" Car Throttle" which has many of the same ideas, Can you buy a 150 mph car for £1,00
that sort of thing.
Well, it isn't a business, not really. It's aim isn't to make profit, which is what a business is mostly for. Unlike BBC Studios, the BBC proper isn't a commercial enterprise.
And this was before a single post-Clarkson episode had screened, so nothing to do with how the new TG shows were received either. As far as they knew at this point, Chris Evans was going to be a big hit.
I think when someone who has publicly embarrassed themselves tells a story where they come off really well, and somehow in that story manage to get one over on the people who have (rightfully) sacked them and reversed it so that it somehow becomes him turning them down, the likely scenario is that it's just not true.
The flak the BBC would have got for getting him back after he'd broken some pretty massive rules in the safe workplace book just wouldn't have been worth it.
his reviews and found him very funny. Although he can still be seen on YouTube for Autotrader.
Toyota Supra 2.0 Review: LESS Is More Fun?
He's right though, for that money I'd have an Alpine every time.
Next week it The best Bond cars. :)>-
Pleasingly Chris Harris did buy that very car he was driving.
Jeremy Clarkson reveals details about future episodes of The Grand Tour, Big American
Cars in Scotland and Hammond seems to have yet another accident.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/motorsport/56420308
It's really too bad. She was simply great. She'll be missed. A lot.
team.
Now on The Grand Tour adding to the Tributes.