Jeremy Clarkson has thanked fans for the love and confirmed the future of his show Clarkson’s Farm.
Former Top Gear star Jeremy has revealed that the fourth season of the reality TV show is in the works. After a successful run of season three, which saw Jeremy contending with severe weather, Gerald’s cancer diagnosis, and a friendly rivalry with Kaleb Cooper among other things, this announcement has come as music to fans’ ears.
Via social media, the ex-Top Gear host thanked his fans for their warm words regarding the recent series. He said: “Once again, thank you for all the kind words about the second half of series 3. I hope you enjoy 4 as much.”
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Clarkson also confirmed he will be back on set filming for the next season this year. The British TV presenter also took the time out to interact with fans where they talked about the genuine feel of the show and the trials of running a farm.
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A fan pointed out, noting: “One of the best programmes you’ve created. Not that it takes much creating. Your job of simply running the farm and highlighting the issues of British farming makes for excellent television. A superb job you’re all doing,” reports the Express.
“You’re dead right. It isn’t created written or planned. The cameras just film us doing stuff,” agreed Clarkson.
The news of an incoming fourth season has certainly stirred up excitement among fans, thrilled at the prospect of seeing even more of Clarkson’s farming escapades.
A fan was over the moon, gushing: “Thank you so much for making this show. In America here, even on reality shows it feels like people are fake, but your show everyone is so genuine and when I watch you all feel like family, I feel your joys and pains, because of that genuineness. I hope you can make this last.”
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Jeremy dished out a slice of reality, admitting: “The truth of the matter is that every person on the show was at Diddly Squat before the show began. There was no ‘casting’.”
Clarkson’s Farm’s latest series drop on Amazon Prime Video tugged at heartstrings as Gerald opened up to Jezza about his battle with cancer. The season’s final episode saw Jeremy unite with his Diddly Squat crew Lisa Hogan, Charlie, Kaleb, and Gerald reflecting on a rollercoaster year.
Jezza mused: “We have had our usual year of rows, bad weather, disappointments, deaths but let us look at it this way, I became a grandfather for the first time, you became a father again (pointing to Kaleb) and you, the G-Dog beat the big C.”
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Gerald, choked up, managed a heartfelt “Yeah,” followed by a group “Cheers” toast. Emotions ran high as Gerald expressed his gratitude: “I would like to thank everybody, all the film crew, and all my friends here,” before being overwhelmed by emotion.
Clarkson, visibly touched, could only muster an empathetic “oh” before he comforted Gerald with a supportive: “Well done you!”
The charming 74-year-old, known for his distinctive West Country accent and on-screen charisma, is currently receiving treatment for prostate cancer. He underwent surgery last year.
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