- Oct 11, 1999
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From FinalGear
IMO I think its a mistake. The cast really make the show, and I'm not sure how the new American cast will do.
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IMO I think its a mistake. The cast really make the show, and I'm not sure how the new American cast will do.
An excerpt from the link:
the American take on Top Gear wasn?t entirely the same as ours. Instead of a shabby hangar and a track built around arifield taxiways, they got a pit garage and a proper circuit. Instead of filling the studio with 200 grunting Subaru drivers, they did without an audience. And instead of The Tall One, The Short One and The Other Oen, they hired three rather different American presenters. Bruno, a professional drag racer with casual tales of crashing at 230mph. John, the super keen jock, blessed with quaint ?sir and m?am? good manners that only Americans can do. And, Johnny, a former reality show winner with a nice line in wierd humor.
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Fortunatly some reference points remained, including Star In A Reasonably Priced Car. But, to set the power laps, there could be no substitue - the Stig was flown to the US and stunned everyone with his blistering pace as he hammered the CLS55, Charger, and Mustang round the circuit.
