I vote in favor - I'll keep my eyes peeled for good screencaps as I rewatch the episodes.

This one, maybe?

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I also propose we pick another page quote, if we're not letting each presenter have his own.

Page quote changed, and Hammond's moved to Quotes Wiki with context. I don't know which episodes the other two were in, though - their texts, for the record:

"Diesel, it says three things about you: one is, you're tighter than two coats of paint, the second one is that you care so much about the environment that you want to leave a little protective sooty film over it, and the third one is, you're probably French."

— James May

"You listen to this chap, he wants to bitch-slap his ho. Why not? Good luck to you, fella."

— Jeremy Clarkson listens to Radio One in a Jaguar

The Clarkson quotation is from Series 2 episode 4 (drive a Jaguar XJR until you get bored). The May one is from the news segment of a Series 2 or 3 episode when one of the other two praised a diesel car.

I think this one looks fairly good (11x04, the news) - I've reduced it to 288 pixels wide:

I like the one we already have, but that will do.

I like the one we have, too, actually - we should have some kind of vote about changing it, I guess.

Compromise: Leave the current picture and put up individual images in the Characters page?

Individual pics on the cast page is a good idea.

Separate pages: I'm passionately neutral about the option. Mostly because I'm enthusiastically unimpressed with the American Top Gear

Namespace collision: I'd go for the same convention as The Other Wiki, and make the title Top Gear (US) or similar. But since I'm passionately neutral about the very necessity for a separate page about that show, I won't be starting that page. Whoever creates it will, by default, get to solve the name duplication problem to his/her own liking.

I'll make the page after the second episode, I guess.

Considering that the US show is now in its second season, I think it's worth starting its own page.

Someone's starting to add tropes here and characters (on the Character page) from Top Gear USA (is that the title? I really don't know or much care...) here. Well past time to start splitting these pages, methinks. Those of you who watch the show, that is; I refuse to. :-)

(At least clean up the character page; it looks fugly with Foust, Wood, and Ferrara just tacked at the end like they arrived late to the party...)

I've gone ahead and started the page for the US show. It has its own character page and several tropes already listed, though I've really only taken the stuff listed on the British show's page and transplanted it. If anyone else wants to pore through the tropes listed here and pick out which ones also apply to the US show, be my guest.

I searched the history - the heading got deleted for not being a trope. Line edited.

This is a common problem in a lot of articles here. I try to clean up such goofs as my Real Life allows and as I stumble upon them. Best not to stress about it and just correct such issues as you find them. Simple problem, simple solution.

Top Gear the TV show started in 1977. The game came in 1992.

Remember that the current TV series is a revival of sorts; it got reformatted to its more comedic style in 2002, but it was running well before that as an actual car review show.