But lo and behold, when it dropped on to Amazon Prime Video in June 2021, the show proved to be a sweet and hilarious insight into rural farmlife, filled with characters so charming it gave Jezza a run for his money.
The show does exactly what it says on the tin, documenting The Grand Tour presenter’s journey as the proud owner of a 1,000 acre Cotswolds farm. But given his total lack of agricultural knowledge and experience, he’s entirely at the mercy of his team. While they are willing to show him the ropes, they will not hesitate to knock him down a peg or two as well when things go wrong.
On the announcement, Dan Grabiner, Amazon Studios’ head of UK Originals said: “Clarkson’s Farm is Jeremy’s unfiltered love letter to farming. It is that authenticity, charm and humour, combined with the farm’s fantastic characters, which have made the series such a remarkable hit with audiences.”
Jeremy has now confirmed that season two will premiere in early 2023. On June 11, he shared some new photos of the farm with the caption: “These are the ponds I dug on Clarkson’s Farm.”
One eager fan commented, “Any news on season 2?” to which Jeremy replied: “Filming ends in mid July. So it should be edited and ready to go early in the new year.”
Filming Clarkson’s Farm two ends in the middle of this month and should be ready to go early next year. So by that standard we don’t have long to wait for another hilarious yet informative installment of Kaleb… I mean Clarkson’s Farm.
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