The first glimpse of Clarkson Farm series four has been shared online, with filming well underway for the Prime Video series.
The hit show is back in action, with cameras rolling once again, and Jeremy Clarkson’s partner Lisa Hogan treated followers to a glimpse behind the curtain.
Taking to X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, she shared footage of the crew hard at work on their Chipping Norton plot.
Amidst a misty morning on Diddly Squat Farm, Lisa said: “A familiar sight in October. Misty. No wind. Quite mild.”
She shared the video with a simple caption of “Series four filming”.
The Express reports how fans were excited by filming for the new series and eagerly awaiting the series’ return. O
Fans didn’t hang about, flooding the comments section to express their eagerness for the new instalment. One fan wrote: “My very favourite show. Can’t wait.”
Another joked: “A great set. If only you could control the weather.”
A third fan commented: “Yes I can not wait”. One said: “I was just asking my son about this! I’m currently on season 2. (It’s amazing) I was worried I would have a void in my life once I’d finished season 3.”
Another wrote: “Can’t wait to see it. I absolutely love this series. Currently watching series 3 for the 4th time. Series 1 and 2 I’ve seen around 10 times. Series 2 is the funniest, especially ep.3.”
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Clarkson’s Farm has been a massive success with fans since its debut in 2021, earning praise for shedding light on the challenges faced by British farmers.
In its third series this year, viewers watched as Diddly Squat Farm tackled the world of mushroom cultivation and dealt with the sad loss of their cherished pig and piglets.
Now, viewers can’t wait to see what has happened on the farm, with Jeremy expanding into the hospitality sector, opening The Farmer’s Dog pub in the Cotswolds this September. However, it’s not all smooth sailing.
Jeremy Clarkson has branded his new pub a “nightmare”, despite investing a hefty sum upwards of £1million into refurbishing a dilapidated structure, even going to the lengths of suspending a tractor from the ceiling.
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Determined to maintain fair pricing at about £5.50 per pint, £9 for smaller plates, and keeping main courses at a maximum of £19, he’s nevertheless had his eyes opened to the complexities of running a pub.
Fans can look forward to the new season dropping in 2025, which will capture the ups and downs of the 2024 harvest season.
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