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  • {{Yearpage|year=2002|number=2nd|century=21st|number2=3rd|decade=2000s|romnum=MMII}} ...st [[Steve Berry]] out of a job. The programme would continue to air until July 2003<ref>BBC Infax database.</ref> in the form of re-runs.
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  • ...al cancellation and subsequent revival. The show ran for approximately 180 episodes across 22 series before lead host [[Jeremy Clarkson]] was [[Jeremy Clarkson ! scope="col" style="padding:0 8px;" rowspan="2" | Episodes
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  • ''For the programme which has aired since 2021, see [[Fifth Gear: Recharged]].'' ...ve-themed intellectual property created by [[Richard Pearson]] in 2001 and aired during three separate tenures between 2002 and 2019, produced by [[North On
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  • ''Motor Week'''s 3rd logo, used from 02/00 until 07/01. ...ies would air in total, in an unusual year-round format which saw the show on the air for all 235 weeks of the programme's duration, occasionally re-airi
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  • ...October, 2002 to its conclusion on the 7th February, 2016, there were 188 episodes across 22 series. Each of these were presented by [[Jeremy Clarkson]], [[R ! scope="col" style="padding:0 8px;" rowspan="2" | Episodes
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  • The first 100 episodes of ''Top Gear'' aired between the 22nd April, 1977, and the 30th October, 1984. *[[Top Gear (1977 TV series)/Regional Episodes/Regional Episode 1|Episode 1 (22/04/1977)]]
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  • Needell as he looked during his tenure on ''Fifth Gear''. ...pisode 1|debshort=Top Gear: Series 17, Episode 1|year=1987|final=Lovecars: On The Road/Episode 6|finshort=Lovecars OTR: Episode 6|year2=2020}}
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