<sod>After the original Top Gear was cancelled by the BBC, Wilman and fellow ex-presenter Clarkson pitched a new format, and succeeded in getting permission for a new show. Apart from ''Top Gear'', Wilman has worked with Clarkson on a number of other television projects. In April 2015, Wilman announced that he had resigned as executive producer of [[BBC Television]]'s [[Top Gear (2002 TV series)|''Top Gear'']] after the following [[Jeremy Clarkson]]'s exit in March 2015, owing to Clarkson's attack on a producer.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-32437814|title=Top Gear producer Andy Wilman quits show|publisher=BBC News|date= 23 April 2015}}</ref> {{As of|2016}} Wilman was scheduled to be the executive producer of an ''[[Untitled Amazon motoring show]]'' that Clarkson, [[James May]], and [[Richard Hammond]] were producing via their company [[W. Chump & Sons]] for release via [[Amazon Video]] to [[Amazon Prime]] customers.<eod>
<sod>After the original Top Gear was cancelled by the BBC, Wilman and fellow ex-presenter Clarkson pitched a new format, and succeeded in getting permission for a new show. Apart from ''Top Gear'', Wilman has worked with Clarkson on a number of other television projects. In April 2015, Wilman announced that he had resigned as executive producer of [[BBC Television]]'s [[Top Gear (2002 TV series)|''Top Gear'']] after the following [[Jeremy Clarkson]]'s exit in March 2015, owing to Clarkson's attack on a producer.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-32437814|title=Top Gear producer Andy Wilman quits show|publisher=BBC News|date= 23 April 2015}}</ref> {{As of|2016}} Wilman was scheduled to be the executive producer of an {{noitalics|[[untitled Amazon motoring show]]}} that Clarkson, [[James May]], and [[Richard Hammond]] were producing via their company [[W. Chump & Sons]] for release via [[Amazon Video]] to [[Amazon Prime]] customers.<eod>