save top gear
23 September 2006, 10:03 PM
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save top gear
maybe posted before but people are already calling for top gear to continue.
petition here
http://www.petitiononline.com/tg100/petition.html
petition here
http://www.petitiononline.com/tg100/petition.html
23 September 2006, 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted by craigdmcd
If they plan to kill off TG because you can get injured driving a car, does that mean that they will ban nature programs because the animals can kill you?
Well said cannot say anymore really
24 September 2006, 12:25 AM
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It just means TG will go to C4 or something, if anything comes of it at all
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24 September 2006, 01:34 AM
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Top Gear, I remember watching it back in the 80's in its hayday when it was a proper meat and potatoe car programme,but sadly now its turned into robotwars meets top of the pops/xfactor,with those up their own **** presenters mostly talking out of out of it by the sounds of it.Who cares?apart those who work on the production of the shodprog getting a huge income of licence payers £££.
24 September 2006, 09:28 AM
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Top Gear, I remember watching it back in the 80's in its hayday when it was a proper meat and potatoe car programme,but sadly now its turned into robotwars meets top of the pops/xfactor,with those up their own **** presenters mostly talking out of out of it by the sounds of it.Who cares?apart those who work on the production of the shodprog getting a huge income of licence payers £££.
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24 September 2006, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by blueangel
Top Gear, I remember watching it back in the 80's in its hayday when it was a proper meat and potatoe car programme,but sadly now its turned into robotwars meets top of the pops/xfactor,with those up their own **** presenters mostly talking out of out of it by the sounds of it.Who cares?apart those who work on the production of the shodprog getting a huge income of licence payers £££.
What matters is that it's a wonderfully politically incorrect show featuring cars & it sticks one in the eye of every do-gooder who would have us hugging the nearest tree for the rest of our lives.
24 September 2006, 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by blueangel
Who cares?apart those who work on the production of the shodprog getting a huge income of licence payers £££.
Top Gear is shown on BBC World (one of their most popular programmes) and so generates advertisement revenue, and the Top Gear magazine is one of the most popular car magazines going- in fact a brief glance at the BBC annual report shows that it shifts 175,000 copies a month- even if you take an annual subsciber's rate of £35 per annum, this amounts to £6.1m of revenue, of which I would guess at least £1m is clear profit for the BBC (a VERY conservative estimate).
As with many programmes the anti-license fee brigade complain about, Top Gear generates significant income for the BBC and you the license fee payer.
In short, if it wasn't for the worldwide popularity of JC & co. we could be paying even more for our TV Licences.
24 September 2006, 11:08 AM
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STEVECHAPS: Well said matey. After reading jeremys column in The Sun it looks like he ain't gonna let it go without a fight anyway.
Good on ya Jeremy
Your right of course, if it was up to websites like Transport 2000 we'd all be driving Smart Cars or sommat
Well said matey. After reading jeremys column in The Sun it looks like he ain't gonna let it go without a fight anyway.Good on ya Jeremy
Your right of course, if it was up to websites like Transport 2000 we'd all be driving Smart Cars or sommat
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