Simon Berg Review of Season 1:The production value is simply amazing! The locations are great and the cars are amazing as well! But where the show starts to show it's weakness is when you look at our beloved presenters.You can clearly see and hear when they are genuinely have fun and when the writers have forced something in. Which is sadly quite often...As Jeremey have said, they're trying to find the chemistry. But many times it seems to be a long shot.I've heard good things about season 2 and I'm hoping for some improvements in the writing.However, watching these lads getting on it again is truly something that at least will put a smile on your face every now and then!

grampi I only watched this because it had such a high score by others. I turned it off after only 8 minutes. I can see where this might appeal to boys in their teens, but not adults. Driving cars recklessly, and people doing stupid things is not entertainment; it's eye candy and irresponsible. I can't see how this would have mass audience appeal outside of Britain. It's slapstick with cars. I never could understand British humor.

v-tepavicharov First of all, I would like to state I am (was) a huge fan of Top Gear when it was on BBC. Also, this is my first review on IMDB after being an user for around 10 years. Now, let's get going. I can easily summarize The "Grand" Tour - a very disrespectful, insensitive and ignorant show. What once was a very respectable show about cars, now is a joke. The first season - in absolutely every episode they laughed at various things, showing how mighty and powerful are the British people. If anything is "lesser" or weaker they would make everything and anything possible to showcase it. They also had guests (mostly British peeps not known to the vast majority of viewers) but thank God we could skip those moments filled with fake laughs and daft humour. All in all, I would not watch season one again. The second season - what started with a glimmer of hope that the old style programme that made the three stooges famous was making a return was false and quickly doused in merely 11 episodes time. They managed to prove that that the old saying about a wolf changing his coat but not disposition is still true to this day and age. This is merely a show about kids' jokes and pointless tests making fun of anything (everything) that they don't like. If you make up your mind based off of this show then you surely must drive an old British made car with 5+ litre engine. Oh, did I mention they tried to be politically correct for once - getting a female test driver who never gets a name or the chance to speak apart from muttering out "right" or "let's go".I am truly disappointed and shocked what modern media has come down to. To me, personally, this show is a massive let down and I would think twice or even thrice about watching another episode after they made sure to make fun of people living in Mozambique. That triggered me to write this review and stop watching them. Everyone makes their own mind and chooses what to watch and not but mine is made up. Verdict - 4/10 due to the first few episodes of season two.

matias-reinikainen Yeah, first season left me a bit dissapointed. The first episode in general was really good and there where signs of hope along the tour of season 1 but in the end it just felt too scripted. And it seems they heard it, just look at the episode unscripted, it seems they really took the criticsm to heart.Second season is full of all the stuff that i loved in Top Gear. Its fun, fast, slightly ridiculous, some times scary but really really just great entertainement. Love it, keep it up!