Tonight saw the return of Top Gear and a brand new hosting team.
Chris Evans, Matt LeBlanc, Eddie Jordan, Sabine Schmitz, Chris Harris and Rory Reid kicked off the new season of Top Gear with a bang - both literally and figuratively. While official ratings have yet to published, it's clear that there were changes afoot for the new season.
However, the complaints - and believe us, there were a LOT of complaints - about the new series is contradictory. Many slammed how the show attempted to run over the same ground as the old series, whilst others knocked the new presenting team.
Twitter, of course, was anything but complimentary on the subject. Take a look.
Evans, STOP F*CKING SHOUTING! #TopGear
— Andy Bird (@Rabidandy) May 29, 2016
Does he think he's still on the radio? Who knows.
#ChrisEvans proving that the one thing money can't buy him is style!! #StopShouting #TopGear pic.twitter.com/xigUeVabMq
— JJ Hartigan (@jayhartigan) May 29, 2016
In fairness, Clarkson was hardly a style model either.
Missing you lads already @JeremyClarkson @RichardHammond @MrJamesMay #TopGear
— CHAZ (@ChaWalsh92) May 29, 2016
You'd have to imagine they're watching Twitter with a smug grin.
Sorry #TopGear ... switching off ... looking forward to the proper boys on @amazonprimenow soon ... night all xxx
— Carol Vorderman MBE (@carolvorders) May 29, 2016
I'll have a C, please Carol. CRAP.
If LeBlanc was presenting the whole thing on his own it'd be 100% better! At least he knows how to use his inner voice #TopGear #FlopGear
— Tudor Rowe (@MrTRowe) May 29, 2016
Well, he is an actor. Volume control's a big part of it.
Peoples absolute aversion to change is hysterical #TopGear
— Angela Scanlon (@angelascanlon) May 29, 2016
So's their aversion to crap television.
I REALLY want to like the new #TopGear, but it's just not the same. pic.twitter.com/5ZwywjyKPu
— Louis Karsenbarg (@LouisKarsenbarg) May 29, 2016
Look, it's like this. We knew it was going to be different. We knew that there were going to be changes, huge changes to everything. But this? This was boring. Let's cast our minds back to the original Top Gear during its first run. Could you imagine yourself turning over?
We're not talking during a repeat on Dave or something, we're talking during its first broadcast. You wouldn't dream of it. The same, however, can't be said for this version of Top Gear. What did you think?
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