Former Top Gear Presenters Could Reunite on Netflix

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At the end of March, BBC announced they weren't renewing the contract of Top Gear presenter, Jeremy Clarkson after a physical altercation with TG producer Oisin Tymon, the latest in a string of PR nightmares the outspoken Clarkson tends to create for BBC.

Ever since then, we've all wondered what the presenter of the highly popular motoring show would consider as his next news. We got a piece of the puzzle when Clarkson's fellow host, James May stated at the end of last month that he would not be returning, citing a lack of interest in working with a "Clarkson surrogate." That same day, TG Executive Producer Andy Wilman was confirmed to have left the show. Fellow host Richard Hammond also ruled out returning to Top Gear after his contract ran out at the end of March.

So what's 3 newly out-of-work tv presenters and an executive producer to do? Make a new Netflix version of their widely successful motoring show. According to Mirror, they are in talks with Netflix to create a new show, reuniting the presenters on our computers and smartphone screens who are currently gearing up for a series of live stadium shows simply titled "Clarkson, Hammond, and May Live." 

What will they call this new show? One source said the show, if they move forward with Netflix, the show would will be called, "House of Cars," Get it? Hello? Is this thing on?

Fingers crossed that the name is merely a joke but consider me fully on-board because Top Gear does quite well with their former shows on Netflix so this feels like a logical landing spot for the trio.

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