August 30th 2024.
It looks like fans of Clarkson's Farm have something exciting to look forward to, as Jeremy Clarkson has hinted at a potential release date for the highly anticipated fourth season of the hit Amazon Prime Video series. Since its debut in 2021, the show has gained a huge following and has become one of the most popular shows in the UK. If you haven't watched it yet, the docuseries follows Jeremy as he tries to manage his 1,000-acre farm, Diddly Squat, in Oxfordshire, with the help of his team.
Despite the third season airing more than three months ago, it still remains one of Prime Video's top five most-watched shows, only surpassed by the newly released second season of The Rings of Power. And now, Jeremy has given fans an update on the progress of filming for season four, hinting that it could be out in May. But that's not all - he also dropped hints about a possible fifth season in the works.
During an interview on Times Radio, Jeremy shared that filming for season four is almost complete and it should be out in May after editing and translation. And if that's not exciting enough, he also mentioned that they will start filming for season five shortly after. It looks like we'll have plenty of Clarkson's Farm to binge-watch in the future.
This news comes after Jeremy accidentally revealed that a fifth season would be coming, despite season three only just being released. He shared a photo of his two dogs, named after Game of Thrones characters Sansa and Arya Stark, jokingly saying that they were "pleading" to be involved in season five. Fans were quick to pick up on the hint, with many expressing their excitement for more seasons to come.
But it's not just the show that's keeping Jeremy busy. He has also recently opened a pub near the Diddly Squat site, adding to the farm's growing business ventures. The pub serves food made on the farm, adding a new dimension to the business. And as always, Jeremy doesn't hold back on his opinions, as he has already banned the Prime Minister from visiting until something is done to improve conditions for British farmers.
Producer Andy has also shared that they are not afraid to bring the show to an end if it no longer feels genuine or organic, despite its success. But for now, fans can look forward to the upcoming fourth season, where Jeremy will be exploring new ways to profit from the farm's produce. With all these exciting updates, it's no wonder fans can't wait to catch up on Clarkson's Farm on Amazon Prime Video. Stay tuned for more updates and who knows, maybe we'll even see a sixth season in the future.
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