James May Mocks Amazon ‘Miserable B*****ds’ After Show Cancellation
James May is not just a car enthusiast but a globe-trotting adventurer whose latest travel series was axed by Amazon. After expressing his displeasure at the cancellation, he also faced a bitter wrist injury from a mishap while cycling. Now, with his travel show legs cut off, May is looking towards new horizons, embracing arts and crafts while lamenting about feeling age creep in.
In a fit of exasperation, James May has confirmed the cancellation of his adventure series, ‘James May: Our Man In…’, leaving fans feeling as deflated as a punctured bicycle tire. After three seasons of exploring exotic locales and indulging in local delights, the Amazon Prime bosses pulled the plug harder than a wobbly plug in a dodgy socket. May’s misfortune didn’t stop at just the show; he recently suffered a wrist injury while cycling, grumbling about the slow recovery time at his mature age. In a refreshingly candid chat with Yahoo UK!, he expressed a measure of relief over the cancellation, quipping that lengthy trips are a tad less appealing these days. “I won’t be doing that. But that does take you away from home for a long time, which I wasn’t so keen on these days anyway,” he mused. Meanwhile, he’s shifted his focus towards arts and crafts, perhaps ready to trade in globe-trotting for croquet and macramé. When asked about the capricious Amazon overlords, our beloved May let loose some classic British bluntness, condemning them as “miserable b*ds” for yanking his show. It appears the decision was all too abrupt, leaving him pondering over future gigs instead of past glories. Coupled with the unfortunate wrist mishap from a charity ride, it’s fair to say May’s been having a right old time of it. The whimsical TV star also shared on Twitter his misadventure: “I’m taking part in a charity bicycle ride today… But I’m going in the car, because I bust my wrist in a bicycle accident.” As the aches and pains of aging became apparent, he lamented feeling old, perhaps due to his “baggy face” and the ever-looming question, “When did I trade my youth for a steadfast penchant for slippers?”
James May, known widely as a former host of Top Gear and The Grand Tour, ventured into television travel documentaries with ‘James May: Our Man In…’. The show, which premiered in 2020, highlighted various cultures and customs around the world. Unfortunately for May, who has become a cherished figure in UK television, Amazon decided not to renew the programme after three seasons, which has led to a series of witty yet candid remarks from him. Recently, he faced personal challenges, including a bicycle accident that hindered his filming schedule and forced him to navigate the complexities of aging with a dislocated wrist.
In summary, James May’s recent misadventures highlight the quirky nature of life as a celebrity. The cancellation of his show can be seen as a blessing in disguise, allowing him more time at home and the opportunity to explore new passions. As he grapples with an injured wrist and the reality of growing older, his frank humour and candour offer a refreshing glimpse into his life when the cameras aren’t rolling. Let’s raise a pint to James—here’s hoping his next venture is filled with less injury and more art!
Original Source: www.express.co.uk
