After the famous firing of Jeremy Clarkson, several rumors were circling in the internet about his next venture. Jeremy Clarkson put and end to all those speculations with a single tweet.
According to his tweet, Jeremy Clarkson and his former Top Gear cohorts finally have a new motoring show and a new home.
Clarkson, plus his fellow hosts Richard Hammond and James May, have been snapped up by Amazon for its streaming service Prime Video. Amazon and Netflix had been the favorites to take the trio, who were behind one of the world’s most successful and the BBC’s most lucrative factual TV shows.
The new program, which is as yet unnamed, will be produced by Andy Wilman, Top Gear’s long time executive producer, and is due to go into production shortly for airing in 2016.”I feel like I’ve climbed out of a bi-plane and into a spaceship,” said Clarkson on the news, offering another dig at his former employer.
It is already known that BBC announced that its hit motoring show would be revamped with British TV and radio personality Chris Evans at the helm.
