A release date for season three of Clarkson’s Farm has finally been announced.
As fans of the Amazon Prime Original series will know, the show follows Jeremy Clarkson as ‘Britain’s most unlikely farmer’ at his Diddly Squat Farm.
Clarkson’s Farm first premiered back in 2021, showing the former Top Gear host as viewers had ‘never seen him before’.
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Season two landed back on 10 February 2023, but with the release of the new episodes now confirmed, fans have got a little longer to wait.
Watch last year’s trailer here:
In the first-look snaps for the new season, Clarkson’s side-kick Kaleb Cooper is stood beside him as the 63-year-old holds a cute little piglet.
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Another photo shows the farming duo with the star’s partner, Lisa Hogan, and other Diddly Squat Farm team members gathered around a picnic table outside.
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The third season of the popular docuseries will see Clarkson and his team face all sorts of challenges when it lands on Amazon Prime Video on 3 May.
During this upcoming lot of episodes, the farm faces a hike in prices for supplies as well as the crushing of dreams for the star’s restaurant.
Clarkson landed himself in trouble with West Oxfordshire District Council after allegedly opening a restaurant without planning permission.
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And despite appeals, it was shut down.
According to Prime Video, season three of Clarkson’s Farm will show Clarkson trying to make ends meet by hatching a plan to turn a profit from using hundreds of acres of unfarmed land, including woodland and hedgerows.
The bloke’s other schemes will involve the likes of nettles, pigs, mushrooms, goats and deer.
Well, it looks like we’re in for quite the season lads.
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And it’s good news for fans, as before we even got this release date for season three, a fourth season of Clarkson’s Farm was confirmed.
This came as a surprise to many after reports in 2023 that the show had been axed altogether.
Announcing a fourth season of the docuseries, Jezza featured in a video disastrously trying to round up sheep as he said: “I wanted to write 'IV', a four, to announce that the fourth series of Clarkson's Farm is coming. Why does everything go wrong?"
But fans were buzzing as one person commented: "Possibly the best show on TV at the moment.
"Not the same budget as game of thrones but I suspect Clarkson’s fee makes it a close run thing. But that’s OK with me."
Season three of Clarkson’s Farm is set to land on Amazon Prime on 3 May 2024.
Topics: Jeremy Clarkson, TV and Film, Amazon Prime, Clarkson's Farm
Jess Battison