Given that he talks about cars very regularly on his radio show, yes I'd say they probably do.
You're assuming people listen to him on the radio for starters...
Given that he talks about cars very regularly on his radio show, yes I'd say they probably do.
Thing is, the old one brought in a lot of cash, was the BBC's biggest world-wide seller. I can't see how a new serious car show can do that, and I can't see how they can match the old one's car-based shenanigans comedy trio. The BBC killed that golden goose.
You're assuming people listen to him on the radio for starters...
Shame that Evans is still part of it really.
You're assuming people listen to him on the radio for starters...
9.46 millions people tune into Evans apparently so it's not to bad, more than Grimmy the idiot on BBc1.
[TW]Fox;28979235 said:In terms of the general population, these two people are relatively unknown.
Very true, I'd rather listen to fingernails being dragged down a blackboard than the vomit inducing level of campness from the aptly named Grimshaw.
Personally I think Evans has mellowed out considerably with age and is far more enjoyable to listen to than he ever was on the original TFI for example.
Chris Evans 'Can't drive and talk into the camera at the same time' - according to The DM via The Sun - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...w-Gear-struggling-talk-camera-drive-time.html
Even if it's not true that's pretty funny.
I think people are not giving it a chance. You put a group of people together and they can work. Put Hammond on his own on a TV program before Top Gear and no one would have looked twice, same with May. Put them together with Clarkson and for many it worked. Same can happen again if what people stop expecting is the same personalities and antics. It will be different and just because the people as individuals are not the same, doesn't mean it wont work. All you can say is it will be different at this stage, the rest is pure conjecture.
I think people are not giving it a chance. You put a group of people together and they can work. Put Hammond on his own on a TV program before Top Gear and no one would have looked twice, same with May. Put them together with Clarkson and for many it worked. Same can happen again if what people stop expecting is the same personalities and antics. It will be different and just because the people as individuals are not the same, doesn't mean it wont work. All you can say is it will be different at this stage, the rest is pure conjecture.