VIDEO: TEASED! The BBC Releases The Trailer For The Final Episode Of Top Gear

While I've made the case that Top Gear can be made a bit overkill with its scripted nature and sillyness, I will happily admit it is easily the best produced automotive program in existence. Probably the best there ever will be too.

You can tell because the best attempts at producing a car show all blatantly rip off Top Gear. You know what they say: "Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery."

Now that it's very clear that the trio will no longer exist on the BBC, this is the last time we'll see Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May do their wacky and ridiculous reviews and challenges.

Likely it will not the last time we'll see the threesome together. The latest rumors still indicate that the three presenters are in active talks with Netflix. Until that alleged deal closes, however, everything hangs in the balance.

As of now there hasn't been an official BBC announcement as to when the episode will air.

Having said that, check out the clip below to see what you're in for.


Brand new Top Gear trailer.

mre30 - 6/12/2015 10:28:16 PM

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Well, as reasons go for being fired (or sacked to our friends across the pond), punching out an annoying co-worker is a least an infraction that lets one keep their job, their honor, and their marketability going forward.

While it is certainly boorish to punch out a male co-worker, who among us can honestly say they have NEVER had the urge to lob one over on an especially incompetent or pompous professional peer in a stressful job setting! I'm not saying I ever would have done it, but I thought about it.

It would have really sucked if Jeremy's BBC broadcast demise had come in a non-PC manner such as by sexually harassing a subordinate of the opposite sex or perhaps by engaging in some direct racial ugliness - all of which would be grounds for him to be banished forever and for all of us to truly hate him.

But thankfully, no, he simply socked a professional peer...and he can redeem himself by perhaps apologizing and getting back on his horse to entertain us all on Netflix.

Agent00R - 6/13/2015 4:50:05 PM

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Unless the negotiations go south, I am pretty sure NFLX is a good bet.