Jeremy Clarkson is back with a brand new series of Clarkson's Farm.
The Amazon Prime show makes its return next week and there's some big scenes ahead for Jeremy and the team as they try and raise funds for the farm. After the council's decision to shut down the restaurant, Jeremy has to look to other methods to get some money in.
He makes the tough decision to sell some of his herd of cows and plans to fight the council about his planned ventures. Will it all be ok or is Jeremy facing more tough times ahead as he makes plans to diversify.
Heartbreaking scenes
This series has its fair share of heartbreaking scenes and in a sad turn of events, it was revealed that they had to sell some of the herd of cows to keep things afloat financially. In the sad scenes, both Jeremy and Lisa seemed emotional as they reflected on the farm's loss. Later on in the series, Jeremy suffered another heartbreaking loss.
Speaking about what happened, he said: "It was absolutely horrific at the time, and we had another calamity with them just the other day, but by and large they're now going OK. We're getting more robust now, though — we're a bit stronger at dealing with it. A cow has one calf, whereas in the last bout of births, we had, one of our pigs had fourteen piglets.
"That's a lot of money. I reckoned the pigs would provide something that's sadly lacking in farming today: a bit of genuine happiness. It was almost unbelievably sad, we had a catastrophically high level of deaths."
Liz Truss cameo
In a shocking turn of events, former Conservative Prime Minister Liz Truss makes an appearance in the new series. Despite her very brief tenure as Prime Minister, Liz Truss' speech about farming inspires Jeremy to change his tact.
He decides to focus on farming pigs, rather than focusing on the likes of dairy as well as crops. He has been struggling with the financial burden of the farm as well as the closure of his on-site restaurant, and looking for more ways to raise funds.
Racy scenes
Jeremy has decided he needs to turn to pig farming to bring in more money for the farm and it's not long before the pigs soon get busy. He let them all into the same pen and it wasn't long before lots of piglets were no doubt on their way.
Both Lisa and Jeremy had to jump on the back of the larger female pig when the male pig she had been mating with found another female pig he could be with. In the hilarious scenes, both Lisa and Jeremy tried to stop the jealous pigs, with no success.
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Kaleb fury
Jeremy and Kaleb get into a fiery squabble during the brand-new series of Clarkson's Farm when they attempt to mend the farm's dam. In episode three, Jeremy attempts to mend the farm's dam in order to protect the local wildlife. At first, Jeremy gets a robocut to clear and trim the surrounding area so it can open up the space around the dam so it can be repaired.
Jeremy is later joined by Kaleb with things going, in Jeremy's words, "swimmingly" at first but the TV star then teases: "But, from that moment on, the arguing started because when it came to dam building, we both knew best" as the two disagree with each other's ideas.
A frustrated Jeremy exclaims: "Shush, please, please listen please!" to which the duo attempt to settle the dispute by installing a laser measuring device and they create a temporary dam to which Jeremy admits: "Which is when the squabbling got worse..." It then sees Kaleb get stuck in a piece of machinery as there is a tree branch holding back the machinery.
Jeremy then asks Kaleb for advice on what part of the tree to chainsaw with Kaleb helping to guide but as Jeremy starts using the chainsaw, it gets stuck, and Kaleb shouts: "You idiot, you're meant to cut from the bottom!" but it is too late as the tree collapses on Jeremy, who shouts: "Oh f**k you! You knew that was going to happen... that wasn't funny!"
But Kaleb hits back, saying he tried to warn him, adding: "I didn't do f**k all!" with Jeremy responding: "You've spent all morning throwing f**king rocks at me and now the tree landed on my b****y head!". Kaleb points out of Jeremy's blunder: "You cut from the bottom because it was pinching" with Jeremy responds: "It pinched onto my head!" to which Kaleb adds: "Oh it's f**king bulls**t!", insisting he had warned him.
*Clarkson’s Farm series 3 launches globally on Prime Video on May 3rd 2024.
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