The final instalments of Clarkson’s Farm series five are set to hit our screens tomorrow, and Jeremy Clarkson has warned that they “are a difficult watch”. We’ve loved following the team at Diddly Squat Farm as they navigate yet another turbulent season in the Cotswolds.
The last two episodes are due to air on 17 June, and the former Top Gear host took to social media to warn fans that, although the show usually has a happy and positive feel, the final episodes take a different turn.
Posting to Instagram with the caption, “An announcement from Diddly Squat”, Clarkson said: “Good news and some sombre news… Ordinarily, we try to keep the show bucolic and charming and cheerful, but the final two episodes, which drop in the middle of the night tonight… they’re none of those things really… They’re a difficult watch.”
The good news, according to Clarkson, is that one of his Hawkstone adverts has finally been approved and will air before England’s match tomorrow – something for fans to look forward to.
Who knows what to expect from the final episodes of the series? Clarkson’s warning is certainly likely to have viewers glued to their screens in anticipation.
This season has delivered plenty of memorable moments, from Clarkson being covered in cow muck and discovering that “Easy Care” sheep are anything but easy to care for, to more emotional scenes as he was forced to say goodbye to his beloved pigs.
Whatever happens in the final two episodes, it sounds like viewers should prepare for a very different ending to the series than they might be expecting.
If you’ve not caught up with Clarkson’s Farm series five yet, head over to Prime Video here.
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