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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? is returning to British broadcaster ITV with ten new episodes. The Grand Tour's Jeremy Clarkson is once again hosting the stripped run following a series of anniversary specials earlier this year. The show relaunched in May with over 6M viewers and a 31% share. The show will air in 2019…

This spring, unsure game show contestants may ask the audience, call a friend, or go 50/50 on their guess. But one thing is certain – Jeremy Clarkson will be hosting the UK version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? when it returns to the airwaves. Clarkson replaces Chris Tarrant for the 20th anniversary of the quiz…

"It's so good to be back," says Jeremy Clarkson in the trailer for the second season of big-budget motoring series The Grand Tour. The show is returning for its sophomore run on December 8 via Amazon Prime. The second season comes after Richard Hammond recovered from a serious accident while filming a stunt on a…

UPDATE, with Amazon statement: The Grand Tour co-host Jeremy Clarkson has been diagnosed with pneumonia, forcing a break from work for “quite some time.” The former Top Gear star was admitted to a hospital while on a family vacation in Mallorca on Friday. On Sunday, he posted a note on his Grand Tour DriveTribe…

Update, With Hammond Message Richard Hammond posted a brief video message today on his Drivetribe channel from his hospital bed in Switzerland, cheerfully thanking the emergency workers who rescued him and apologizing to his wife and daughters for being a “colossal” idiot. He says he’ll need surgery to get a “Swiss…

The Grand Tour host Richard Hammond has been criticized for making a joke on the Amazon Prime flagship motoring show that suggested eating ice cream is gay. Hammond, who made the comment on the sixth episode of the new show in front of a live audience, was responding to a comment made by co-host Jeremy Clarkson who…

It's been suspected for months, but now it's official: Amazon Prime is going global. The service will begin rolling out its new motoring show, The Grand Tour, internationally in December following its initial launch to current subscribers this week. That means viewers in more than 200 countries will be able to access…

“Looking good is more important than looking where you’re going.” That pearl of skewed wisdom drops from the lips of Jeremy Clarkson in the trailer for his new automotive series The Grand Tour for Amazon. Yes, the beloved, controversial and unapologetic former Top Gear co-host is back with a new series, in which he…

Amazon has slotted Friday, November 18 for the launch of new original series The Grand Tour, starring former Top Gear hosts Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May. New episodes will be released every Friday for 12 weeks on Amazon Prime Video. The show will feature short films shot in different locations around…

Former Top Gear exec producer Andy Wilman told an audience of industry executives at the Edinburgh TV Festival that his departure last year from the BBC — and that of the show's principals — was part of "a perfect storm" that had been brewing for some time, and one which might have been avoided. Wilman exited the…

Working Title Television UK has bolstered its development team with the hires of Surian Fletcher-Jones and Georgina Gordon-Smith. Ex-Channel 4 head of drama development, Fletcher-Jones joins the team as head of development. United Agents' Gordon-Smith has been appointed development executive. At C4, Fletcher-Jones…

After months of deliberation (see the video below), former Top Gear hosts Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May have decided on a name for their new car show on Amazon Prime — The Grand Tour. “We’ll be travelling the world hosting each episode in a different country, from a giant tent,” said Clarkson. “It’s a…