My hits and misses...
Hits:
Adam Corolla was funny and for the most part in his element. A few shows under his belt and I'm certain he's gonna hit his stride. The bit in the back of the Rolls was pure juvenile Carolla at his best.
Dan Neil was dapper in his $1000 suit and Dan Neil is. True to form the same persona that comes across in print came across on the tube.
Misses:
The graphics all over the first section. If I wanted my TV to be broken into windows I'd run windows on my TV. Copying others "sports talk shows" with that crap was annoying.
Speed and their need to run 8 gosh darn million commercials. Then add in all the sponsor stuff on the show it's self and it becomes a massive advertising push. I know the salaries have to be paid but come one Speed, charge more for less. I'm going to watch the entire show. Give me more show and less advertising for the same brands in every break.
The sports guy, sorry, forget his name, sat on the far left. He was a dud.
All in all it was decent, I'd watch again. A heck of a lot better out of the gate than Top Gear USA was.
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I thought the first show was painful to watch. However, I will give it many more tries to see if it gets better. I am hopeful.
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I watched it """AND"""
I think it will be a pretty good entertaining show. The first one was pretty good and I enjoyed watching it. At least it did not try to compare itself to British Top Gear. -
The show wasn't bad for the first try.
The problem I see is the same that Top Gear USA has, which is trying to force the program into a "US" format - lots of really short segments interrupted by plenty of commercial breaks. I would prefer fewer segments that are a bit more in depth, and maybe even fewer, but longer commercial breaks, if necessary. -
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countryboyshane New Member
Why is John Salley hosting this show
For the sake of "chemistry" among his peers?
Overall, I thought it was an OK show, but not good enough for me to schedule it into my nighttime TV regimen. I can't help but notice that John Salley doesn't add much though.