I haven't personally but a mate who is also somewhat famous and has worked with Clarkson. He tells me is a kind and generous guy, great to be around when he relaxes and switches off the television persona. The problems happen when he wants to be left alone to unwind and feels harassed. That's when he does not react… Read more

I worked on Top Gear about a decade or so ago. He was OK. I was only a lowly minion but he was polite and certainly didn't seem to look down on me. I suspect that the show's success since then has over-fuelled his ego to massive levels. Read more

I met him at Willow Springs back in 2005 I believe. TG was filming an episode at the Big Willow track. Seemed like a nice guy, he stopped to take a photo with me then told me to F-off.

I met him briefly once a couple of years ago (oddly enough it was after a late dinner). Read more

According to former Top Gear host Chris Godfrey, Clarkson is a strong will opinioned man but he never hit a producer when he worked with him on the Old Top Gear. original Stig Perry Mccarthy also said Clarkson is strong willed, he was good at put down but in a good way if you stood up to him he respect you but never… Read more

I have worked with them and I can tell you they are all perfect gentlemen. The show however is shot at a rabid pace and no one can afford to suffer fools during filming. The group is very big but very tight knit, everyone has a serious roll in keeping the machine running. If you screw up everyone knows the shot list… Read more

the way he is makes me want to work with him. He's a giant ball buster, top gear would be no where without him. Clarkson hammond and may are top gear. Getting rid of any of them would make it just as bad as the American top gear. Read more

So, here is the deal. Jeremy Clarkson is famous for being a big, loud and very boisterous guy. He has been this for nearly 30 years, so this is nothing new to the world. Anyone with common sense can see that this is a man who would and is capable of getting into a brawl. This is not an unknown or… Read more

They entire crew came to our race track. One of their more famous episodes when they came to Florida and drove there vehicles at our facility (Former Moroso Motorsports Park). Read more

I didn't work directly with Clarkson - but when I was at McLaren I remember our PR people having a nightmare with him. Read more

I'm assuming the BBC, like most public broadcasters, or public organizations, has a zero-tolerance policy towards workplace harassment and abuse. If Clarkson punched a producer an immediate suspension pending investigation is mandatory, regardless of who it is. Read more

I did! I met him in New York a few years ago when they were shooting an episode. I spotted him and said "hey! You're Jezza!" We talked for a moment and he offered me a cigarette, but I had to go. Read more

Ex-girlfriend interviewed him for some Scottish TV show a dozen years back. Said he was charming and far smarter than he lets on with his apish "Top Gear character" — An important characterization. Read more

This was the first place I came looking for info on the story. Clarkson is completely relevant to Jalops and this site should be the best place for stories like this. Read more

I worked at NBC in New York for 25 years and during that time I heard thousands of rumors about the on air talent. Sometimes I bought into the story because I trusted the person telling me the rumor. But as time went on I usually would wind up working on the show and realizing my pre-conceived notions were the exact… Read more

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Fair enough. I'm interested to see the final article, then. Read more