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meh, it was okay to watch as a time-waster until the uk top gear came on.
it was pretty tiresome viewing, though, the way that the presenters had to (under pain of celebrity death, apparently) insult one another each and every time they addressed each other... i've never heard the words biscuit / pretzel / pineapple / monkey / wombat / other foodstuffs & animals so many times in such a short period of time.
Finally this international embarrassment is dead. Watched one episode and that was more than enough for me. They tried to be exactly like the UK version but failed, no humor, wooden delivery, challenges were pointless, etc etc.
^ x2, the difference with the US Top Gear actually being a success is that they have not tried to emulate the UK Top Gear like the Australian one did, the US version makes for an enjoyable program that is different when compared to the UK while the aus one was just disappointing
While it's a shame it didn't work and we've lost a 'motoring' program from free TV, it was inevitable because it was ****e and just plain embarrassing for everyone involved.
Some cash happy investors who shelled out for the franchise rights to this (smart move by TopGear UK to cash in) won't be too happy. Re-launch of TopGear Australia in 6-12 months bound to happen. Again.
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