I just hope they ditch the dumb celebrity guest thing where they do the exact same shitty comedy skit every episode.
[QUOTE=Dirty_Ape;52457246]I just hope they ditch the dumb celebrity guest thing where they do the exact same shitty comedy skit every episode.[/QUOTE]
I thought those were kinda funny because they did show the actual celeb.
Here's to hoping it's actually good.
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Also what's up with the shitty quality and terrible audio?
[QUOTE=DOG-GY;52457391]
Also what's up with the shitty quality and terrible audio?[/QUOTE]
it's a rip from amazon's website, it's not offical
can't wait for more conversation street gags
[QUOTE=Dirty_Ape;52457246]I just hope they ditch the dumb celebrity guest thing where they do the exact same shitty comedy skit every episode.[/QUOTE]
The biggest point in those (from what I could tell) was a giant middle-finger to the BBC as a "Oh yeah, you've got celebrities? Check this shit out."
[QUOTE=Sam Za Nemesis;52457854]Hopefully it can be fun as Top Gear used to be instead of a big budget boreshow it was in the first season after episode 2[/QUOTE]
I didn't think it was a big budget boreshow.
I liked when they played Battleship with cars. :frown:
The South Africa special was awesome. Season 1 had some really good parts, but overall it was bland. You could tell 100% of the dialog was scripted and rehearsed. It felt so forced, and weird coming from people you have previously seen.
Is this is a side effect of their new [i]american[/i] producers?
[QUOTE=Squeegy Mackoy;52460726]Is this is a side effect of their new [i]american[/i] producers?[/QUOTE]
A side effect of them having too much free reign. Most of the heavy hitters (EPs, Producers, Editors etc) came over from Top Gear. Not so much Amazon telling them what to do as allowing them to do what they're doing.
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