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James May's Cars of the People
British TV series or programme
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| Also known as | Cars of the People |
| Genre | Factual Motoring |
| Based on | Top Gear |
| Written by | James May Tom Whitter Henry Dalton |
| Directed by | Tom Whitter |
| Presented by | James May |
| Country of origin | United Kingdom |
| Original language | English |
| No.
of series | 2 |
| No. of episodes | 6 |
| Executive producer | Tom Whitter |
| Producers | Tom Whitter Henry Dalton |
| Editors | Henry Dalton Greg Coyne |
| Running time | 60 minutes |
| Production company | BBC |
| Network | BBC Two HD |
| Release | 10 August &#;()&#;– 7 February &#;() |
Cars of the People is a series of spin-off factual programmes of the BBC Two factual television series Top Gear, presented by James May,[1] which looks at how the motor vehicle became an everyday part of human life.[2]
Broadcast
Although billed as a stand-alone series in the United Kingdom, international broadcasts are billed as special episodes of Top Gear, designed to bridge the gap between the broadcast of each series.
Each episode is filmed in the same style as Top Gear, with many of the same cast and crew, as well as featuring jokes which relate to events or sequences in the parent series. Additionally, the title cards for the series are based on those for Top Gear.
People s car james may biography He wrote the afterword to Long Lane with Turnings , published in September , the final book by motoring writer L. Tools Tools. The Guardian. National Heritage List for England.The first series of three episodes began on 10 August , bridging the gap between Series 21 and 22 of Top Gear. A second series of three episodes was set to be broadcast in ; but was indefinitely delayed due to the scandal which saw presenter Jeremy Clarkson dropped from the parent series, which in turn led to the departures of both Richard Hammond and May.
The second series was eventually broadcast in January [3] May has confirmed that no further episodes will be produced due to his commitment to Amazon Prime Video.
Episodes
Series overview
Series 1 ()
Series 2 ()
Home media
The first series was released on DVD in Australia on 5 August [1]