venomgt95, 25 March 2015, 13:24
QAZ wrote:
R.I.P Top Gear! :( such a sad day
Seriously. F**K the BBC -.-
CTspotter458, 25 March 2015, 13:44
This blows. Top Gear got me into cars when I was in 8th grade. That show is the reason I'm on this site, why I photograph cars, all of it. R.I.P.
Ma-auto, 25 March 2015, 14:54
Today will now be called "International Jeremy Clarkson Day" and will be mourned as an annual holiday.
SDJ2_Photography, 25 March 2015, 15:43
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r8lover, 25 March 2015, 17:55
venomgt95 wrote:
Seriously. F**K the BBC -.-
I can somewhat see why they made it. Jeremy did a stupid thing and disciplinary action needed to be taken.
However, there were much better ways of handling this. The BBC has essentially just caused themselves to lose large amounts of money and viewers over this decision. It's been estimated that Top Gear makes the BBC $225 million in revenue, and I'm sure the massive drop in viewership from just one or all three stars leaving will bring them to lose a lot of that money. A better way of handling it really would have been a fine, apology, lecture, and then move past it.
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beckerman, 31 March 2015, 17:21
BBC can go disappear. Clarkson's an oaf, we all know that. He punches a man in the face, so what? Fine him a fiver and move on with your life. Bring back TG!
