 after Jeremy Clarkson and his team found themselves in serious trouble. Chaos took over the filming of The Grand Tour 's latest special when the show's presenters were left stranded in Botswana. 4 The Grand Tour viewers are waiting eagerly for the next episode of the motoring series Credit: Prime Video 4 The presenters flew over to Botswana for the next instalment of their hit show - but things didn't go according to plan Credit: Instagram/@jeremyclarkson1 Amazon Prime 's hit motoring program returned to the platform in mid-September 2022 for a brand new fifth season. Jeremy Clarkson , Richard Hammond , James May and Andy Wilman carried the show to success after their respective exits from BBC staple Top Gear . In recent weeks, the TV stars jetted off to Zimbabwe for a special episode of their new program. But many Grand Tour viewers were taken aback on Tuesday when James May turned to X, formerly known as Twitter, with a shocking announcement. The presenter revealed that he and his co-stars were "marooned" in Botswana due to an issue with the flight they would have boarded to go back home. "BREAKING", the 60-year-old wrote, "Grand tour presenters MAROONED in Botswana wildlife paradise following cancellation of BA flight home. Updates to follow." Many fans immediately took to the comment section, with some making light of the situation. "Here's a suggestion... The Grand Tour journey through Africa back home. Multi-part special as the trio drive their way back home instead of fly", one viewer wrote. Another quipped: "Plot twist: This is part of a challenge with Jeremy Clarkson driving his hated Porsche 911 home while James May and Richard Hammond try to fly home." "Now James May is attempting to get a new flight to stay in the challenge after a cancellation." However, a representative for British Airways also jumped into the conversation with a sol){kind=link}
WORRYING news reached X on Tuesday (October 3, 2023) after Jeremy Clarkson and his team found themselves in serious trouble.
Chaos took over the filming of The Grand Tour’s latest special when the show’s presenters were left stranded in Botswana.
Amazon Prime’s hit motoring program returned to the platform in mid-September 2022 for a brand new fifth season.
Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, James May and Andy Wilman carried the show to success after their respective exits from BBC staple Top Gear.
In recent weeks, the TV stars jetted off to Zimbabwe for a special episode of their new program.