Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May are set to stir up trouble around the world on The Grand Tour, so it was only a matter of time before they brought it back home.
Well now we know exactly where Jezza and co will be taking their anticipated new Amazon Prime show in the UK, with Whitby, North Yorkshire the chosen location.
However, it seems a slightly awkward setting given Yorkshire was the location of Jeremy Clarkson's infamous fracas that started this whole move from the BBC in the first place.
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Still, perhaps he has a sense of humour - after all, he has poked fun at himself and the incident in recent Amazon ads.
Revealing the news, Jay Marine, VP of Amazon Video Europe, said (via Radio Times): "Our first UK stop on The Grand Tour will be the historic North Yorkshire town of Whitby, so we invite fans to get in early to join Jeremy, Richard and James for thrills, spills and fish and chips by the seaside."
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The Grand Tour has been shooting around the world, with stops in Johannesburg, South Africa and California already filmed. Each location will also have a live audience in a pop-up tent.
Despite their £160 million budget from Amazon, however, it looks they may have spent it all already, at least going by a new behind-the-scenes clip.
The Grand Tour will be aired in weekly instalments for 12 weeks from Friday, November 18 on Amazon Prime.
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