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Hugo a Gogo said:
why was he even on the show? (Clarkson)
he was (effectively) sacked by the BBC for his behaviour, does that mean he can just pop back to the BBC as a contractor on a another job? but not another series of Top Gear, that would be completely different?
Guest appearances mean just that, they have had punchy MP's why not presenters? As long as they feed him steak then there should be no issues in the green room.he was (effectively) sacked by the BBC for his behaviour, does that mean he can just pop back to the BBC as a contractor on a another job? but not another series of Top Gear, that would be completely different?
jmorgan said:
Hugo a Gogo said:
why was he even on the show? (Clarkson)
he was (effectively) sacked by the BBC for his behaviour, does that mean he can just pop back to the BBC as a contractor on a another job? but not another series of Top Gear, that would be completely different?
Guest appearances mean just that, they have had punchy MP's why not presenters? As long as they feed him steak then there should be no issues in the green room.he was (effectively) sacked by the BBC for his behaviour, does that mean he can just pop back to the BBC as a contractor on a another job? but not another series of Top Gear, that would be completely different?
Hugo a Gogo said:
why was he even on the show? (Clarkson)
he was (effectively) sacked by the BBC for his behaviour, does that mean he can just pop back to the BBC as a contractor on a another job? but not another series of Top Gear, that would be completely different?
why do you care?he was (effectively) sacked by the BBC for his behaviour, does that mean he can just pop back to the BBC as a contractor on a another job? but not another series of Top Gear, that would be completely different?
plenty of people on TV have done the same if not much worse, why have you got a hard on about Clarkson?
(and last time I looked, Hat-trick productions were not owned by the BBC)
Scuffers said:
Hugo a Gogo said:
why was he even on the show? (Clarkson)
he was (effectively) sacked by the BBC for his behaviour, does that mean he can just pop back to the BBC as a contractor on a another job? but not another series of Top Gear, that would be completely different?
why do you care?he was (effectively) sacked by the BBC for his behaviour, does that mean he can just pop back to the BBC as a contractor on a another job? but not another series of Top Gear, that would be completely different?
plenty of people on TV have done the same if not much worse, why have you got a hard on about Clarkson?
(and last time I looked, Hat-trick productions were not owned by the BBC)
I don't particularly care about Clarkson, I just wondered why they made a big deal about sacking him from a popular show, perhaps finishing it off, only to have him back on the screen
Hugo a Gogo said:
you are a crude moron
well, thankyou kind sir!Hugo a Gogo said:
I don't particularly care about Clarkson, I just wondered why they made a big deal about sacking him from a popular show, perhaps finishing it off, only to have him back on the screen
you need to think about who 'they' are.boxst said:
Found it all a bit awkward. I think that Richard Osman thought that everyone was against Clarkson and he would get the boot in. Not really the case, and he came across as just not funny and mean.
Clarkson also looked tired and as though he didn't want to be there.
I like both but I was a bit disappointed by Osman, I guess I expected better of him. It actually came across better in 'A bit more' when we saw the full exchanges.Clarkson also looked tired and as though he didn't want to be there.
Angus Deayton gets dropped as presenter because he ended up in the news after a scandal, which meant subsequent shows would all be about him. Guest presenters are hired instead, like Jeremy Clarkson who recently ended up in the news after a scandal, which meant the subsequent show was all about him. Yay for consistency!
*edited to acknowledge that there was a gap of probably 15 years between these events, but I still enjoyed the irony.
*edited to acknowledge that there was a gap of probably 15 years between these events, but I still enjoyed the irony.
Hugo a Gogo said:
jmorgan said:
Hugo a Gogo said:
why was he even on the show? (Clarkson)
he was (effectively) sacked by the BBC for his behaviour, does that mean he can just pop back to the BBC as a contractor on a another job? but not another series of Top Gear, that would be completely different?
Guest appearances mean just that, they have had punchy MP's why not presenters? As long as they feed him steak then there should be no issues in the green room.he was (effectively) sacked by the BBC for his behaviour, does that mean he can just pop back to the BBC as a contractor on a another job? but not another series of Top Gear, that would be completely different?
Not really worried about it anyway,.
jmorgan said:
Hugo a Gogo said:
why was he even on the show? (Clarkson)
he was (effectively) sacked by the BBC for his behaviour, does that mean he can just pop back to the BBC as a contractor on a another job? but not another series of Top Gear, that would be completely different?
Guest appearances mean just that, they have had punchy MP's why not presenters? As long as they feed him steak then there should be no issues in the green room.he was (effectively) sacked by the BBC for his behaviour, does that mean he can just pop back to the BBC as a contractor on a another job? but not another series of Top Gear, that would be completely different?
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