Jeremy Clarkson shares huge season four update after confirming Clarkson’s Farm’s fifth series
JEREMY Clarkson has responded to fans after they were left with the same complaint as he announced the fifth series of Clarkson’s Farm.
The TV presenter, 64, shared the very exciting news in a brilliant way as a huge ‘5’ firework lit up the sky as Jeremy revealed the news to fans.
He said: “Over the years bright lights in the sky have been used to make many important announcements.
“The birth of baby Jesus for example, but tonight they’re being used to make an announcement that’s even bigger than that.
“Season 5 of Clarkson’s Farm is coming,” Jeremy finished off by saying, before pointing towards the gold 5.
He penned as the caption: “It’s the 5th november… this just felt right Clarkson’s Farm S5 is officially in production.”
But while the majority of Jeremy’s fans were delighted, others had one big question – where is season four?
One person penned “Did I miss four?” followed by a laughing emoji, and another echoed: “Can’t even watch season 4 yet.”
And confirming when Clarkson’s Farm fans can watch season four, Jeremy replied: “We’ve just finished filming 4. That’s out next year.”
This means fans of the Amazon show won’t have long to wait until it graces our screens again.
Clarkson’s Farm is one of Amazon’s biggest shows and is particularly popular in China.
When the third series was released on the streaming giant in May, it harvested 10.7 million views.
The fourth series is due to be screened next year and work has already started on a fifth, following life at Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire.
The announcement about series five came during a bonfire party at Jeremy’s pub near Burford.
Sun columnist Jeremy, who previously hosted Grand Tour and Top Gear, has been dropping hints about another series. Earlier this year Jezza joked on Instagram that his dogs were “pleading . . . to be in season five”.
Clarkson’s Farm was the only streamed show in the top 40 programmes for 2022/23.
Chinese viewers, who love the rural location, are huge fans.
On a forum dedicated to the show, one from the Far East reckoned:
“The most important thing is Jeremy, the idea king of Great Britain.”