It looks like the BBC has finally heard the pleas of Top Gear fanatics and is planning to air a feature in a "two-part extravaganza" on the BBC this Christmas. The special will have guest presenters looking back at highlights of the show and will be voiced by comedian John Bishop. The special is being referred to as Top Gear: From A to Z and will recount the show's top moments in alphabetical order, but there's no word on whether F will stand for fracas. Is this the BBC's way of ushering in the new era of Top Gear?

The two-part special will include insider facts, famous footage, and interesting statistics from Top Gear's 13-year run with each letter being introduced by a former Star in a Reasonably Priced Car. According to the BBC, the two-part special is a way to celebrate the ex-trio's moments. "With Chris Evans soon to get behind the wheel for the new series of Top Gear, this two-part extravaganza celebrates the best and brightest from the Clarkson, Hammond and May years." The special sounds like an interesting way to say goodbye to the trio before the new Top Gear officially begins.