One of 2015's big stories was that the BBC finally decided to sack Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson. For years his on- and off-screen antics have landed the Beeb in a bit of hot water.
While there's no question it was entertaining, the broadcasting company decided that the two would part ways.
What it may not have expected was how his two colleagues, Richard Hammond and James May, would follow suit and not go on producing Top Gear sans Clarkson. This led to the trio striking a rich deal with Amazon who happily is going to reap the benefits of the hugely popular and zany British program.
There's just one little hiccup. There isn't a name for the show. The cheeky bunch currently are joking that the show is now known as Currently UnNamed Television Show.
You see what they did there?
That said, in a teaser clip released this week the trio bat around ideas for your entertainment and to remind you that it will be debuting its show come autumn 2016.
Buckle up, former Top Gear fans. We think we're going to be in for a helluva ride.
IF you have any show names you'd like to suggest, we'd LOVE to hear them! Let us know, in the comments below.
Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May brainstorm a name for their new Amazon Prime show coming in Autumn 2016. Turns out naming a TV Show is harder than it looks.
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