Did he say it or nah?
Ya
2
Nah
24
Total: 26
CTspotter458, 01 May 2014, 14:12
What do we think? Did he actually saw the word? Or is it just TMZ BS?
nyexphotography, 01 May 2014, 15:53
So what if he said ni**er, black people say it to other black people all the time. So what if a white guy says it. If black rappers can say it in songs then who gives a sh*t if he MUMBLED it.
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GTRJacko, 01 May 2014, 16:07
The video of which they were using against Jezza wasn't even aired by the BBC during the episode, of which has been on air for two years. Why does, what is essentially an outtake, matter so much? What i do understand though, is that 'The Mirror' do have some kind of thing against Jezza, and will try to find anything to try to fire him from his job. The fact of the matter is, that the BBC would be making a huge mistake if they were to fire him, as:
1) He holds shares in the television programme
2) Him, Hammond and May have a special chemistry which would be broken if one was to leave, resulting in the show being made worse with another presenter being a replacement. You tend to associate Top Gear and Jezza very closely.
3) If he was to leave, Top Gear would be finished with. This is a bad thing, as it is one of the most profitable and viewed shows that the BBC produces. It would be like Apple deciding to top production of the iPhone, or Heinz stopping production of Ketchup. It probably would make the business fold. The same principle applies to the show.
I'm not saying he did or didn't say the word though. I find the whole situation pathetic.
1) He holds shares in the television programme
2) Him, Hammond and May have a special chemistry which would be broken if one was to leave, resulting in the show being made worse with another presenter being a replacement. You tend to associate Top Gear and Jezza very closely.
3) If he was to leave, Top Gear would be finished with. This is a bad thing, as it is one of the most profitable and viewed shows that the BBC produces. It would be like Apple deciding to top production of the iPhone, or Heinz stopping production of Ketchup. It probably would make the business fold. The same principle applies to the show.
I'm not saying he did or didn't say the word though. I find the whole situation pathetic.
bej96, 02 May 2014, 03:48
GTRJacko wrote:
The video of which they were using against Jezza wasn't even aired by the BBC during the episode, of which has been on air for two years. Why does, what is essentially an outtake, matter so much? What i do understand though, is that 'The Mirror' do have some kind of thing against Jezza, and will try to find anything to try to fire him from his job. The fact of the matter is, that the BBC would be making a huge mistake if they were to fire him, as:
1) He holds shares in the television programme
2) Him, Hammond and May have a special chemistry which would be broken if one was to leave, resulting in the show being made worse with another presenter being a replacement. You tend to associate Top Gear and Jezza very closely.
3) If he was to leave, Top Gear would be finished with. This is a bad thing, as it is one of the most profitable and viewed shows that the BBC produces. It would be like Apple deciding to top production of the iPhone, or Heinz stopping production of Ketchup. It probably would make the business fold. The same principle applies to the show.
I'm not saying he did or didn't say the word though. I find the whole situation pathetic.
1) He holds shares in the television programme
2) Him, Hammond and May have a special chemistry which would be broken if one was to leave, resulting in the show being made worse with another presenter being a replacement. You tend to associate Top Gear and Jezza very closely.
3) If he was to leave, Top Gear would be finished with. This is a bad thing, as it is one of the most profitable and viewed shows that the BBC produces. It would be like Apple deciding to top production of the iPhone, or Heinz stopping production of Ketchup. It probably would make the business fold. The same principle applies to the show.
I'm not saying he did or didn't say the word though. I find the whole situation pathetic.
I totally agree, If he quits I know i know I am not watching it anymore cause then it will be cr*p like top gear USA and top gear Australia!!
Adam M, 02 May 2014, 09:05
The Mirror just find any type of BS to diss Clarkson. Last year claimed he was cheating on his current wife with his ex, they posted a picture of when they were together. The Mirror are just s#!t stirrers. Clarkson mumbled and to be perfectly honest I didn't even hear him actually say it.
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williamparish, 02 May 2014, 09:39
I don't care if he said it or not they shouldn't be able to fire a person for saying a word.
Mazdafreak, 02 May 2014, 18:58
This bs annoys the cr*p out of me. You can't even tell what he's freaking saying. It's like when I first heard Lit Up by Buckcherry. At the start of the song, he screams "you wanna find it?" but sounds like "I wanna f**k you." Probably a bunch of jealous haters who want him fired.
beckerman, 09 January 2015, 23:58
Jeremy clarkson is like my best friend. He's awesome but he can be a bit of a jerk once in a while. I know this post is rerally late and all is forgotten, but I'm just sayin'.
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