BBC America lifts lid on unscripted projects

U.S. network BBC America has greenlit two original factual series, including a show fronted by Top Gear host Richard Hammond (pictured), and unveiled an initial slate of unscripted development projects, including one billed as "Who Do You Think You Are? for cars."

By Adam Benzine

July 25, 2011

U.S. network BBC America has greenlit two original factual series, including a show fronted by Top Gear host Richard Hammond (pictured), and unveiled an initial slate of unscripted development projects, including one billed as "Who Do You Think You Are? for cars."

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AUTO Biography, BBC America, BBC Worldwide Productions, Fat & Fatter, Gordon Ramsay, Graham Norton, Hard Drive with Richard Hammond, James May’s Man Lab U.S., Jane Tranter, No Kitchen Required, Richard Hammond, Shock Therapy, Top Gear, Who Do You Think You Are?, Would You Rather with Graham Norton

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