Top Gear

100 episodes

A collection of special episodes and compilations that aired from 2003 onwards, including "Stars in Fast Cars" and various international specials that showcased the presenters' adventures in different parts of the world.

10 episodes

The inaugural series of the revived Top Gear, featuring Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and Jason Dawe. This season established the show's new format, blending car reviews with comedic challenges and studio segments, laying the groundwork for its future success.

10 episodes

James May joined the presenting team for the second series, replacing Jason Dawe. The chemistry between the new trio began to take shape, with more ambitious challenges and a growing emphasis on the presenters' interactions. This series also saw the introduction of the "Best Of Top Gear" episode.

9 episodes

This series marked a significant step in the show's popularity, attracting over 10 million viewers for some episodes. The presenters continued to refine their dynamic, tackling more diverse car reviews and inventive challenges that tested their skills and patience.

10 episodes

Series 4 introduced more elaborate challenges and the "Stars in a Reasonably Priced Car" segment gained prominence. The presenters' personalities shone through, making the show a compelling watch beyond just automotive enthusiasts.

9 episodes

Continuing the established format, Series 5 featured a range of car tests, from supercars to everyday vehicles, alongside humorous challenges that often resulted in chaos. The presenters' banter remained a central element of the show's appeal.

11 episodes

With 11 episodes, this was one of the longest series. It saw the beginning of the iconic "Some say..." introductions for The Stig, adding to the mystery and mystique of the show's silent racing driver. The challenges became more adventurous.

7 episodes

This series included a notable Winter Olympics special, showcasing the presenters' attempts at winter sports with vehicles. The show continued to blend serious car analysis with lighthearted, often disastrous, practical experiments.

8 episodes

Series 8 featured memorable moments, including the infamous caravan burning incident, highlighting the show's willingness to push boundaries for entertainment. The presenters' competitive spirit was often on full display.

6 episodes

This series included two significant specials: the "Polar Special," where Clarkson and Hammond raced to the Arctic, and the "American Road Trip," where they drove across the US in budget cars. These specials demonstrated the show's global reach and ambition.

10 episodes

The "Top Ground Gear Force" special was a highlight of this series, showcasing the presenters' attempts at DIY projects with vehicles. The show maintained its blend of humor, car reviews, and inventive challenges.

6 episodes

This series continued the "Stars in a Reasonably Priced Car" format, featuring a variety of guests from the world of entertainment. The challenges remained a key component, testing the presenters' ingenuity and tolerance for failure.

8 episodes

The "Vietnam Special" concluded this series, which also saw Clarkson recovering from a lorry crash. The presenters' adventures in Southeast Asia involved purchasing and riding scooters across the country, showcasing a different side of automotive travel.

7 episodes

This series included a race to the North Pole, a testament to the show's adventurous spirit. The presenters' distinctive approaches to challenges continued to provide entertainment and drive the show's narrative.

7 episodes

A road trip through Romania's Transfăgărășan highway was a highlight of this series. The presenters' dynamic remained strong, with their criticisms and praises of vehicles often delivered with sharp wit.

6 episodes

This season featured a variety of car reviews and challenges, maintaining the show's high production values and comedic timing. The presenters' interactions continued to be the core of the show's appeal.

6 episodes

Starting in late 2010 and concluding in early 2011, this series offered more of the trademark Top Gear blend of automotive journalism and entertainment, including ambitious road tests and creative challenges.

6 episodes

The presenters continued their global adventures and vehicle tests, solidifying the show's status as a premier motoring program. The chemistry between Clarkson, Hammond, and May remained a key factor in its success.

7 episodes

This series included a Christmas special and continued to deliver a mix of supercar reviews, budget car challenges, and the popular celebrity guest segment. The show's global audience continued to grow.

7 episodes

The show maintained its high standards of production and entertainment, with the presenters engaging in various automotive escapades. The "Star in a Reasonably Priced Car" segment remained a viewer favorite.

6 episodes

Series 20 featured more ambitious challenges and extensive road tests, showcasing a wide range of vehicles. The presenters' camaraderie and witty exchanges were central to the show's enduring appeal.

7 episodes

This season continued to deliver the signature Top Gear experience, with the presenters exploring the capabilities and quirks of various cars through demanding tests and entertaining segments.

8 episodes

This was the final series featuring the iconic trio of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May. It concluded with a series of memorable challenges and reviews, marking the end of an era for the show.

6 episodes

Marking a significant change, this series introduced a new lineup of presenters, including Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc, alongside Sabine Schmitz, Chris Harris, Rory Reid, and Eddie Jordan. The show aimed to retain its core appeal while adapting to the new team.

7 episodes

With Matt LeBlanc and Chris Harris taking more prominent roles, this series continued the show's evolution. The presenting team tackled diverse automotive challenges, aiming to capture the spirit of the original format.

6 episodes

The show continued its run with a stable presenting team, delivering car reviews and challenges. The focus remained on exploring the world of automobiles through engaging and often humorous segments.

5 episodes

This shorter series offered a concentrated dose of automotive entertainment, with the presenters testing a range of vehicles and undertaking creative challenges. The show continued to adapt its content for a modern audience.

5 episodes

Paddy McGuinness and Andrew Flintoff joined the presenting team for this series, alongside Chris Harris and Sabine Schmitz. This marked another shift in the show's lineup, aiming to inject new energy into the long-running program.

6 episodes

The new trio of McGuinness, Harris, and Flintoff continued to explore the automotive world, undertaking challenges that tested their skills and their vehicles. The series maintained a focus on adventure and humor.

5 episodes

This series featured the presenters embarking on road trips and testing a variety of cars, from practical family vehicles to high-performance machines. The show continued its tradition of combining informative reviews with entertaining segments.

4 episodes

A shorter season, Series 30 delivered its usual mix of car tests and challenges. The presenters' dynamic remained a key element, as they navigated various automotive scenarios.

5 episodes

This series continued the adventures of McGuinness, Harris, and Flintoff, featuring road trips and vehicle tests. The show's commitment to spectacular challenges and engaging car content persisted.

5 episodes

The presenters continued to explore the automotive landscape, undertaking demanding challenges and reviewing a diverse range of vehicles. The series maintained its characteristic blend of humor and informative content.

5 episodes

The latest season featured the presenters on journeys across the UK, testing cars and engaging in creative challenges, including building a mobile sauna. This season's broadcast concluded in December 2022.