BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) – Matt LeBlanc says he’s not sure whether he will be back for more “Top Gear.”
Speaking to TV critics Wednesday at an annual summer event, LeBlanc said of returning to the heart-pumping car show, “I don’t know. I’d like to. There’s nothing officially happening yet. Follow the BBC.”
He said his favorite part about appearing on the series was “probably the travel,” adding that he traveled to places like South Africa, Morocco and Ireland.
Last month, LeBlanc’s “Top Gear” co-host, Chris Evans, quit the show after a one-season revamped format and a drop in ratings after three previous hosts left the series.
“That show has a pretty broad demographic. Everybody can relate to an automobile,” said LeBlanc, who is promoting his new CBS sitcom, “Man with a Plan,” which premieres Oct 24.