Top Gear US, and Top Gear are two different shows, I don't understand why people don't see that. They share names, and for a few episodes, shared formats. But what works for the OG, quite spectacularly, doesn't fly with what most Americans want from a car show. But that doesn't mean Top Gear US is any less a fun car show. It's quite fun to watch if you love cars. It's not as in depth, or clever, but man it's fun to see three very different guys spar the way they do. You have to admit, it took the OG quite a few years to find it's comfortable spot, so why not extend that same courtesy to the new guy? I for one am happy we even [i]have[/i] a Top Gear here in the US.