Clarkson finally suspended....

Freeman14 - 10/3/2015 17:54

To be fair to Clarkson though he's not the biggest tw*t on the show, Richard Hammond come on down.

I was actually gutted Hammond didn't die in that accident.

I don't know if you think you are being funny but that's a pretty horrific thing to say
 
Villan Of The North - 10/3/2015 19:21

Freeman14 - 10/3/2015 18:54


I was actually gutted Hammond didn't die in that accident.


That is a truly awful thing to say. You should beashamed of yourself but I susoect you won't

Unless you wanted for them to show it mate it's a truly awful thing.

Clarkson, May & Hammond have all said if one of them died and it was filmed they'd show it & at the end the two left would say "ok then" and carry on
 
I didn't realise this site was so morally righteous. I'll have to find one that's a bit more real and gets the things I say a bit better. Take care everyone.
 
Nobody's forced to watch the show. It's the BBC's highest earning programme with worldwide sales making millions for them.
 
Hammonds the only likeable one out of the three of them. Totally unfunny comment, Freeman.

Clarksons a prick. Good riddance.
 
Freeman14 - 10/3/2015 19:51

I didn't realise this site was so morally righteous. I'll have to find one that's a bit more real and gets the things I say a bit better. Take care everyone.

Don't be daft Freeman dude :13: :35:
 
Top Gear was BBC Worldwide's biggest-selling TV show internationally last year and – alongside its fellow mega-brands Doctor Who, BBC Earth and Lonely Planet – helped earn more than £200m in revenue and more than £40m in profits.


The exploitation of everything from TV programme sales to live events, DVDs and magazines from Doctor Who, Top Gear and BBC Earth – an umbrella brand for natural history output – raked in £147.3m in revenue for BBC Worldwide, the corporation's commercial arm, in the year to the end of March.


This represented a 15% year-on-year increase in revenues, while profits from these brands rose 33.8m year on year to £51.5m.


When a 19% increase in revenues at Lonely Planet is added in, total sales across the four brands rise to almost £200m. Lonely Planet, which is now available in seven international editions and saw digital revenues grow by 37% year on year, turned a £3.2m loss into a £1.9m profit.


The global brands division produced total revenues of £218m and profits of £44m. Revenues are up 15% year on year and profits up 39% at the division.


The top five TV programme brands sold internationally by BBC Worldwide in the year to the end of March were Top Gear, Life, Planet Earth, Being Erica and Doctor Who.


Sales of the Top Gear TV show were "exceptional" in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region, and it was the biggest-selling BBC programme in Asia Pacific.


Love him or loath him the accountants like the revenue TG brings in.
 
Freeman14 - 10/3/2015 19:51

I didn't realise this site was so morally righteous. I'll have to find one that's a bit more real and gets the things I say a bit better. Take care everyone.

Morally righteous :19:

A bit more real? :3:

People not allowed to disagree with a view you expressed then? There might have been some joke within what you said, buggered if I can see it though.

But nope, feel free to blame 'the site' instead.

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https://www.change.org/p/bbc-reinstate-jeremy-clarkson?recruiter=248562521&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=share_facebook_responsive&utm_term=mob-xs-no_src-custom_msg&fb_ref=Default
 
Top Gear is great and so is Clarkson. He creates a rare thing a BBC programme that is actually entertaining. Bring it to Sky more money more freedom.
 
I always liked reading Clarkson's columns and his books: I love the dry wit and how he writes. He is a male chauvinist p*llock and so arrogant he can never get to the centre of the universe.

I like his writings, I have read. That's it. Not my type of show or humour on TG. That's OK. I don't always agree with his writings. Though his humour is dry enough to make me laugh.

He's sacked, it won't worry him. Other channels will be fighting to sign him
 
The BBC yet again disappearing up its own leftist arsehole and fucking itself. Let's hope it is another nail in its existence.
 
Top Gear? Does that meant I can share this again?

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Anyway, Clarkson's a twat and becoming more of a desperate parody of himself as time goes on. Hammond is a complete bellend, the kind of snivelling prick you'd never tire of punching.

Used to kind of enjoy Top Gear years ago, just too repetitive and forced now - dumbed down completely, and it started at mindlessly entertaining drivel.
 
Wurzel - 10/3/2015 23:10

The BBC yet again disappearing up its own leftist arsehole and fucking itself. Let's hope it is another nail in its existence.

AMEN to that Wurz dude :35:
 
And that is why you have an off button. Nobody is forced to watch it, yet it is one of the BBC's most popular shows. I cannot think of a single other BBC show I regularly watch yet I am forced to pay for it. Time for a change.
 
Clarkson is a character. Top Gear, it makes bundles of cash for the BBC, as it's sold to dozens of countries throughout the world.

I love Top Gear, but I did watch that Peugeot 'sketch' and must admit, I couldn't see the point in it at all, it was 'unfunny'.

 
col8 - 11/3/2015 05:54

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Thanks for the link col8...... appreciated and completed.

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