When was the Top Gear episode in Bolton filmed and what did the crew get up to?

Having tied up her term on Britain’s Got Talent last week, Amanda Holden is wasting no time getting back in the saddle and intends to keep her seat warm. Her latest role will see her star in BBC One’s brand-new mystery music game show I Can See Your Voice.

Alison Hammond, Amanda Holden and Jimmy Carr have been announced as the celebrity panellists for BBC One’s new singing-based game show I Can See Your Voice.The eight-part series will be hosted by Paddy McGuinness and the panel will be helped out by a different pop star each week.The BBC said:I Can See Your Voice will see two players aiming to win a cash prize by guessing who can and can’t sing from a group of mystery singers standing before them.

Top Gear star James May will front a new cooking show, despite admitting “I can’t cook”.The series titled Oh Cook is an Amazon Prime Video project and will see the presenter muddle his way through different recipes with the help of a sidekick called Nikki.A trailer for the series sees May say to the camera: “Hello, viewers. I’m James May and I can’t cook.

The moment Paddy McGuinness crashed behind the wheel of a red Lamborghini Diablo has been shown on Top Gear.

Freddie Flintoff wrestles with an insurance write-off Maserati on the Wall of Death in a new clip from the upcoming episode of Top Gear.

a new promo released Thursday featuring new and old footage from the ABC series, first responders, doctors and nurses are being honored with and  dedicating their upcoming seasons (17 and 4, respectively) to them.«This season, our work is dedicated to the healthcare workers who put their lives on the line every day to try to save ours,” said Krista Vernoff, showrunner and executive producer for  and G“Wear a mask, save someone else’s life.”The 30-second spot features voiceovers from Ellen

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentSid Gentle Films, the BAFTA and Emmy award-winning producers behind “Killing Eve” and “The Durrells,” headed by Sally Woodward Gentle (pictured below), has acquired the rights to develop Cash Carraway’s “Skint Estate” for TV, and has lined up a lead writer for previously announced “Taking Up Space.” Both projects are in formal development with British broadcasters.“Skint Estate” is a darkly funny, searingly political, debut memoir from Carraway,

Bolton was the main location for the debut episode as Paddy returned to his hometown with Freddie and Chris as they tried to spend 24 hours inside three popular company cars while travelling around the town.