Top Gear America

Horrible, nearly unwatchable. Rob knows zero about cars and it shows.

30 min episodes? No continuity. This show was released a year late, and it's nowhere near as good as Tanner, Rut, and the other guy.

I like Rob as an actor and watch everything he's in but every time he speaks he sounds like he hates cars. The other two hosts seem to have a true love for vehicles but even when Rob praises cars he sounds cynical and not in a funny way. This aspect of the show kinda takes the fun out of it for me. To be clear though there are leaps and bounds above the original cast, although I liked Tanner.

I still like it better than the new s**t show that is Top Gear without the original cast. I honestly can't understand the casting choices in that show period. I'm glad the guys came back on the Grand Tour.

It seems like they're trying to reproduce a great show instead of making it their own. Jethro is not a presenter, he's very bland and predictable. They have a great racer already in Dax, bring a good presenter maybe a Danica Patrick or Mike Finnegan to give the show some vehicle expert that has been on TV before. Rob Corddry is a hilarious comedian, let him be funny!

Definitely has some good qualities, the challenges are pretty generic and often don't have much backstory or any real challenge aspect to them.

Has the bones of a good show, but needs some surgery to make it an actual good show.

I'd honestly give it 8/10 for what it is, IF you didn't have to subscribe to the MT app to watch. I'm only mildly interested in cars but still find the show very entertaining and campy in a good way. It's self aware enough to play around in dad joke territory and doesn't take itself too seriously. The result is charming and lighthearted. Cast chemistry is great even though it wouldn't seem to work on paper. That's also part of the charm of the show.

This iteration of TG was made for a streaming service and it shows. Camera work is awkward. Seems like every episode, or at least the 2 I could sit through were filmed in the middle of the desert. Its as if 95 percent of their budget went to buying/renting the supercars. The hosts aren't funny and seem awkward together. History Channel's 2010 version started off iffy but became pretty enjoyable as the series went on. That may happen here but it would take a considerable amount of work to get there.