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HAHAHA you see May when he was in the limo and the steering wheel came off! HAHAHA

 

..loved it! ..I would love a ride in one of those limos.. (haha.. May's horn is going crazy..)

 

..Lemar is enthralled.. :heh:

 

..and the look on his face when the wheel came off again :laughing:

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Great episode.

I like it when they were saying how Hammond's limmo was also good for leisure and then they do some bowling and then shoot May in the head with an arrow!

 

Oh yeah, at the end they said there would be a comic relief episode and that there would be a new series in the summer!

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Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson yesterday set off a flurry of speculation about the future of the BBC show.

 

He claimed the series – watched by more than 7million viewers – would not return for a new series. But the BBC insisted the popular motoring show would be back.

 

At the end of the latest series last week, the BBC2 announcer assured viewers Top Gear would be back in the summer.

 

But in his tabloid press column, Clarkson, 47, said: "Can I just say, here and now, it won't be."

 

The BBC said the confusion may have arisen because the announcer said the series would return in the summer rather than the autumn.

 

A spokesman said: "Top Gear will be back. A summer special is planned. We are expecting all three boys to present the programmes."

 

A new series would reach screens in the autumn, he added. A spokesman for Mr Clarkson was unavailable for comment.

 

The father of three joined the show as a presenter in 1989. He left after ten years before rejoining when the programme was relaunched in 2002.

 

The show made a comeback in January, four months after co-host Richard Hammond had a crash in a jet-powered dragster while filming.

 

Mr Clarkson's forthright views have been a major part of Top Gear's success but they have also got him into trouble.

 

The BBC was forced to apologise to brain injury sufferers after Mr Clarkson asked Hammond on the programme: "Are you mental?"

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