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Stephen Withers
Monday, 22 August 2011 16:47
Top Gear will be joining Doctor Who as the BBC expands its selection of video rentals on Facebook.
Launching with the Polar Special today, the specials will be staggered throughout the coming weeks and available for users in Europe, USA, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. Once rented, episodes will be available to view for 48 hours. Facebook credits provide a familiar and consistent payment experience, and a trusted space to store payment information. Credits can be purchased within an app, or through the payments tab within the users account settings.
BBC Worldwide runs both the Top Gear Facebook fan page, which has over 8.8 million fans and The Stig fan page which has over 5 million fans. Combined they claim to have more fans than inhabitants of Manhattan, which is the final destination of the US Road Trip - the second episode set to air online. It is the 25th largest TV show on Facebook, and the biggest British TV show on Facebook.
"Top Gear has amassed a huge following on Facebook with almost 14 million friends following the brand itself and The Stig. We're always looking at ways of adding value for the core fans of the show so it's entirely appropriate that we should be one of the first TV shows to make its premium content available via Facebook," said Adam Waddell, managing director of Top Gear.
Rental fees are payable in Facebook credits, which can be purchased within the app or via the user's account settings page.
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