Top Gear Hosts Reportedly At Odds Already

The personalities might be different now, but still wouldn’t be Top Gear without any kind of controversy. The new led by radio personality and American actor are reportedly at each other’s throats already and the show hasn’t even come back on air yet. According to British tabloid The Sun, Evans and LeBlanc are at the center of the controversy as their relationship has supposedly gone sour in the wake of the Cenotaph controversy LeBlanc found himself in last month.

Now there are rumblings that Evans didn’t want LeBlanc to be part of the show in the first place, a decision he begrudgingly accepted because the BBC thought the former Friends star would help draw in American viewers. But after the Cenotaph incident, Evans reportedly reached a boiling point and their relationship, which was never close to begin with, has gone further into disrepair.

LeBlanc has since tweeted out a response to the report, denying in typical LeBlanc fashion that he was “at war” with his co-host. It remains to be seen if Joey is telling the God-honest truth with those comments, but whatever the case may be, this isn’t the kind of start the BBC and the new powers-that-be at Top Gear expected when it decided to reboot the show.

On the other hand, “Top Gear” and “controversy” have hardly become mutually exclusive to one another, so while some things may have changed with the show, it still hasn’t lost its touch for being an all-encompassing lightning road for chaos and disturbance.

Continue after the jump to read the full story.

Top Gear Hosts Reportedly At Odds Already

The personalities might be different now, but still wouldn’t be Top Gear without any kind of controversy. The new led by radio personality and American actor are reportedly at each other’s throats already and the show hasn’t even come back on air yet. According to British tabloid The Sun, Evans and LeBlanc are at the center of the controversy as their relationship has supposedly gone sour in the wake of the Cenotaph controversy LeBlanc found himself in last month.

Now there are rumblings that Evans didn’t want LeBlanc to be part of the show in the first place, a decision he begrudgingly accepted because the BBC thought the former Friends star would help draw in American viewers. But after the Cenotaph incident, Evans reportedly reached a boiling point and their relationship, which was never close to begin with, has gone further into disrepair.

LeBlanc has since tweeted out a response to the report, denying in typical LeBlanc fashion that he was “at war” with his co-host. It remains to be seen if Joey is telling the God-honest truth with those comments, but whatever the case may be, this isn’t the kind of start the BBC and the new powers-that-be at Top Gear expected when it decided to reboot the show.

On the other hand, “Top Gear” and “controversy” have hardly become mutually exclusive to one another, so while some things may have changed with the show, it still hasn’t lost its touch for being an all-encompassing lightning road for chaos and disturbance.

Continue after the jump to read the full story.

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