5 minutes to go ...

No loss IMO. Drunk bully and the actual show had become so flat and predictable, it was obviously scripted and the whole format was tired.
 
Top Gear was brilliant, emphasis being on the word "was" because as the years went by it got became more and more about them (their personalities) than what the programme was originally meant to be about.

Three ego's selling themselves as brilliant personalities, predictably became tiresome.

As a huge fan of the show initially (went to see them live at the NEC), I didn't watch the last two series because it had (as CP says) become flat and predictable. Clearly all scripted for many years and scripted to massage 3 egos.

No loss whatsoever sadly, and it shouldn't have ended like it did.