Chris Evans to do Top Gear.who will join him
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johnxjsc1985 said:
See the BBC are short of funds what a pity they didnt have a show with world wide appeal that they could sell.
I do not for one moment give credence to BBC's pleading poverty in recent years. Rather than their "The Licence Payer will Provide" stance for far too long, how about spending what funds are available on better staffing levels and better programming subjects. So we're told a thousand jobs will go. Probably still leaving many highly rewarded non-jobs within the widespread and massive organ which are really not necessary. Being the nearest thing to Public Sector Broadcasting, even after these cuts are actioned, no doubt there will still be many well paid non-job passengers which are never required or justified.
Mezzanine said:
Ant Anstead from For The Love Of Cars sent a cryptic tweet yesterday...
@AntAnstead: So leaving london (dripping with sweat) knowing things will be different from now on! #bigday
Has to be Top Gear...
or perhaps just the other car show he was already signed up for with the BBC??@AntAnstead: So leaving london (dripping with sweat) knowing things will be different from now on! #bigday
Has to be Top Gear...
MGJohn said:
I do not for one moment give credence to BBC's pleading poverty in recent years. Rather than their "The Licence Payer will Provide" stance for far too long, how about spending what funds are available on better staffing levels and better programming subjects.
So we're told a thousand jobs will go. Probably still leaving many highly rewarded non-jobs within the widespread and massive organ which are really not necessary. Being the nearest thing to Public Sector Broadcasting, even after these cuts are actioned, no doubt there will still be many well paid non-job passengers which are never required or justified.
as long as the BBC want to involve themselves in politics rather than broadcasting then I would be happy to see them go. So we're told a thousand jobs will go. Probably still leaving many highly rewarded non-jobs within the widespread and massive organ which are really not necessary. Being the nearest thing to Public Sector Broadcasting, even after these cuts are actioned, no doubt there will still be many well paid non-job passengers which are never required or justified.
MGJohn said:
I do not for one moment give credence to BBC's pleading poverty in recent years. Rather than their "The Licence Payer will Provide" stance for far too long, how about spending what funds are available on better staffing levels and better programming subjects.
Seems to be the mantra of every public funded organisation. Let the tax payer support it as we're all too special to be judged and should continue on our merry way. aholes!simonpeter said:
Don`t forget this will be Top Gear on the 21st century BBC. Amazing that there will be a ginger 49 year old presenting it! To get the ethno diversity targeting met? Any ones guess.
No doubt someone within the BBC is saying there should be a woman who, ideally, Will be from an ethnic minority and have a disability. Bonus ticks in the box for a woman AND someone who is disabled alongside Chris.Blakewater said:
Guy Martin should. DonkeyApple said:
Blakewater said:
Guy Martin should. Shuvi McTupya said:
Blakewater said:
Thinking semi seriously for a second, what with the BBC and their love for ticking boxes.This guy might not be a bad shout, and to be fair to him he is not a bad presenter.
Ade Adepitan:
But maybe his disability would be too limiting..
Edited by Shuvi McTupya on Monday 20th July 09:40
MissChief said:
Shuvi McTupya said:
If he could have a sex change before the start of the program he'd be a cert to satisfy the BBC.Gassing Station | TV, Film, Video Streaming & Radio | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff