I ' ll give it a shot , see if it it works out for me . Found a post for it on the Xbox idea website thing someone else posted , not a ton of votes though . Thanks guys <| sep |> what the word when you are racist but to a country ? countriest ? D <| sep |> The Grand Tour seems way too overproduced , every bit doesn ' t even give the impression that the chemistry between the hosts is driving the content . Take the recent thing where they are in Jordan , every bit of that is scripted and produced specifically to create exactly what was shown . Of course Top Gear had writers , producers , etc , but at least you got the impression that perhaps not every single segment was entirely preplanned out ahead of time . Perhaps what cars were bought for a segment , what modifications were done , etc were planned out but the three hosts had some leeway in what they did with the materialFor example I remember watching the commentary on the Bolivia special a while back . Thats the special where James May had his belt of many things and , according to the commentary at least , Hammond and Clarkson didn ' t know he was wearing it because he wanted to make a joke about people to carry around too many things on their belts . So of course they had planned out to be dropped at that certain spot , go through the woods on a preplaned course , etc you got the feeling there were some unsripted bits in all of it . Nothing about the Jordan Special Forces course segment felt like it had any unscripted moment or any bit where the hosts got to add some personal touch or something unexpected happened along the way . The Grand Tour is feeling like a comedyskit show , and it shows because you see the writer ' s sense of humor rather than the hosts trying to be funny and interesting on their own .