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radiantsoulI feel Jeremy Clarkson has probably done it this time. I understand he is one of the few BBC stars that actually has a decent audience outside of the UK. But hitting your boss is never a bright move.
I am one of only twelve males in the UK who does not get Top Gear. It strikes me as an awkward, over-scripted and unfunny program. It is not really helped by the fact you have one presenter who feels he can keep pushing the boundaries of decency. Perhaps he thinks he is bigger than the show, but I am not sure where else he can go. He is hardly the young face of telly that ITV or Channel Four would be looking for.
I am one of only twelve males in the UK who does not get Top Gear. It strikes me as an awkward, over-scripted and unfunny program. It is not really helped by the fact you have one presenter who feels he can keep pushing the boundaries of decency. Perhaps he thinks he is bigger than the show, but I am not sure where else he can go. He is hardly the young face of telly that ITV or Channel Four would be looking for.
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Date: 2015-03-11 12:21 pm (UTC)