Clarkson’s Farm

[JasperFrank]

Some times I look at Europe, as a cash cow for the people that live there. They HAVE to keep it that way for the tourists. I also have sympathy for the locals. They may not have to agreed to this. .. But, if its the Cotworts, the rules are spelled out, and Jeremy knew this.

 

[flyerdan]

It was pretty obvious that they decided that Jeremy wasn't going to win, and set about seeing to that by any means necessary. They must have looked at the way things happen here and figured, "if it works for the septics, why change anything."

 

[3Ts]

Some of the situations he "gets into" - - - The bit about coming out of the field onto the road with the front end up in the air had to have been planned and since you never see what is behind the tractor, I'm sure it's something other than the disk he was using in the field. And adding another 150#-200# isn't going to do much with that tractor. They have to sit down in advance and figure out "What kind of stupid stuff can we do today?"

 

[Farmer495]

Enjoyed Season 2. Will watch Season 3 if it comes along. Cattle sideline was quite entertaining. "We don't own that, it is a demo" was by far the biggest screw up equipment wise.

 

[Paystar]

Yep, I sure heope he finds another platform to continue on doing the show after season 3 when Amazon dumps him.

I don't even need any fake drama that so many shows depend on. I'd be just as happy watching them do their normal day to day operations.

 

[KilroyJC]

I made a little purchase in support of the show and the farm shop, and here it is with our other new investment:

 

[EddieWalker]

I just finished watching Season 2, and I enjoyed it. I felt frustrated for him with what he has to go through to try and do anything on the farm. It's really crazy how much government is involved with farming there. I never imagined having to register the birth of each calf, along with the parents of that calf!!!! In the end, I was happy that he was able to open his restaurant, but I never understood why the outhouses had to be so far away?

 

[KilroyJC]

I just finished watching Season 2, and I enjoyed it. I felt frustrated for him with what he has to go through to try and do anything on the farm. It's really crazy how much government is involved with farming there. I never imagined having to register the birth of each calf, along with the parents of that calf!!!! In the end, I was happy that he was able to open his restaurant, but I never understood why the outhouses had to be so far away?

It doesn’t have to make sense - IT IS POLICY.

(but you probably want a *little* distance between Port-o-Sans and the dining area…)

 

[masseyrider]

You all know that Clarkson thinks US Americans are just a bunch of inbred, redneck, idiots, right? You have to know that, if you've watched him over his career.

And... he got what wrong?

 

[KilroyJC]

And... he got what wrong?

I am not inbred

 

[KilroyJC]

And adding another 150#-200# isn't going to do much with that tractor.

Adding it randomly probably doesn’t.

adding it 10’ plus in front of the center of the rear axle makes a big difference.


“Give me a lever long enough and I can shift the world.”

(some old dead guy)

 

[kenmbz]

Another announcement that they will be making another episode of Grand Tour in Eastern Europe.
I hear season 3 of the farm will be in early 2024.

 

[masseyrider]

I am not inbred

I am not inbred

You're from Appalachia?
I've seen Deliverance. You probably claim you all can't play the banjo.

 

[KilroyJC]

You're from Appalachia?
I've seen Deliverance. You probably claim you all can't play the banjo.

I am from New Jersey.

I moved to Appalachia.

it is a drastic improvement.

Banjo Boy worked at the Walmart 19 miles south of me up until a couple years ago.

I can’t play banjo - yet.

I can play a stumpfiddle.

 

[flyerdan]

They're in talks to keep it going to series 4 and possibly beyond, it would appear that someone might have introduced a fable book to the boardroom and pointed out golden eggs and the inadvisability of making pate out of the goose that provides them.

 

[EddieWalker]

I enjoyed both seasons and look forward to the next one!!!

 

[flyerdan]

Season three of Clarkson's Farm to drop on May 3rd and 10th.

 

[Grumpycat]

I thought Amazon was P.O.‘ed at Clarkson and they parted ways?

Guess money (and viewers) talk.

 

[fatjay]

I hope each part is 8 hours long.

 

[flyerdan]

More like 3, each episode is 45 minutes +-
Two eps in and it's still marvelous.