I respectfully disagree somewhat. Maybe hitting him wasn't the best thing (Its like hitting your boss) but -I read this and agree- at the same time people with such strong personalities will lash when they are forced to change. The producers are crazy trying to eliminate their key to success. He (his humor) is the reason it is the most watched show ever and the only reason why it has gone to almost 30 seasons and still remains popular. BBC might also be warning the producers about him but like... why would you listen to them? Top Gear has constantly stepped out of not only their boundaries but social boundaries and has made a global statement and stamp on automotive and other groups as well. They can almost make their own channel or move to another broadcasting station with the success.
Overall, I think they need to work it out and reach a medium in between.
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cargame_parker, 11 March 2015, 02:19