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Jeremy Clarkson Signals Pause for Clarkson’s Farm After Season Five

As Clarkson’s Farm prepares to launch its fourth season, Jeremy Clarkson confirms plans to pause production after season five, while welcoming a new team member to the show.

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Jeremy Clarkson has signaled that his Amazon Prime series Clarkson’s Farm may come to a halt following its fifth season, which is currently in production. The presenter confirmed that no immediate plans are in place for a sixth installment and that the production team will be stepping away from the project after the current season is completed.

The announcement arrives just as the fourth season prepares to debut on May 23. The upcoming season introduces a new face at Diddly Squat Farm—24-year-old Harriet Cowan, a nurse and part-time farmer from Derbyshire—who joins the crew during the temporary absence of regular cast member Kaleb Cooper.

Speaking to The Times, Clarkson described the toll five years of continuous filming has taken on the crew. “We’ve been filming here two or three days a week, every week, for five years,” he said. “Everybody could do with a rest.” He acknowledged that a return for season six would depend entirely on whether the team could find a strong story to justify another chapter. “I’d do a sixth if there was a reason for doing it, like a bloody good story,” he added.

Clarkson’s move into agricultural reality television came as a surprise to many who had known him primarily for his work on Top Gear and The Grand Tour. He admitted that he had assumed audiences would be reluctant to accept the shift in subject matter. “I very much was typecast as this man who drove around corners too quickly while shouting and using hyperbole to make a point,” he said. “I thought, why would anybody who watches Top Gear or The Grand Tour want to watch this bucolic show about farming?”

Against those expectations, Clarkson’s Farm found success quickly. Viewers responded positively to its candid portrayal of the challenges of modern farming, and the series drew attention well beyond the UK. Clarkson pointed out that international audiences, including many from China, have developed a strong interest in the show. “A huge number of Chinese people come to the farm shop and the pub,” he said. “I said to one of them the other day, ‘Why do you like it?’ He said, ‘We watch it because we cannot believe how incompetent you are.’”

Season four introduces Harriet Cowan—known by the nickname “Charlie” on the show—as she steps in to assist Clarkson while Kaleb Cooper embarks on a national tour. Cowan, who was raised on a farm, brings hands-on knowledge of livestock management and rural life. The season’s trailer features her welding fences, feeding animals, and quickly integrating into the demanding work of the farm.

Clarkson appears impressed by Cowan’s contribution, describing her as “brilliant” during one scene in the trailer. Her arrival has already attracted attention online. Cowan shared the trailer on Instagram with the caption, “Ekkkk something exciting is coming on the 23rd of May.” Fans responded with enthusiasm and encouragement. One user wrote, “Omg, you look like you are going to be hilarious too—I can’t wait.” Another added, “Wow well done girly!!!!! This is amazing so happy for you!”

The trailer also reveals that Cooper eventually returns to Diddly Squat Farm later in the season, and scenes suggest that he and Cowan establish a comfortable working relationship. Her presence introduces a shift in dynamic, providing viewers with a new perspective on the daily operations of the farm while maintaining the tone and format that have made the series successful.

Clarkson’s comments about the break from filming suggest that no final decision has been made regarding the long-term future of the series. For now, the team is focused on finishing season five, after which both cast and crew will step back to recover from the demanding pace of production. The upcoming fourth season, meanwhile, is expected to draw strong interest, particularly with the introduction of Cowan and the continued evolution of the Diddly Squat storylines.

The show has become one of Amazon Prime’s most popular nonfiction series, offering a mix of humor, frustration, and practical insight into rural life. Clarkson’s willingness to present his missteps on camera has contributed to the program’s appeal, allowing viewers to witness both the comedic and labor-intensive sides of farming. With fresh talent joining the team and an uncertain path ahead, Clarkson’s Farm enters its next chapter under new conditions—both on and off-screen.

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