Clarkson's Farm , Jeremy Clarkson's new show, is a “little” different from what we're used to seeing on The Grand Tour, or even on Top Gear where he's been for many years.
For anyone who has spent a lifetime behind the wheel and testing some of the most powerful, fast, desirable and even bizarre machines on four wheels — often in the company of Richard Hammond and James May — immersing themselves in adventures (from the most absurd to the epic ), we have to admit that Clarkson's Farm is a radical change of scenery.
After all, let's follow this “middle-aged” man trying to manage his own farm, demonstrating how challenging and draining it can be. But always in Clarkson's good manner — “mouths” and actions that end in disaster will not be lacking — as the trailer shows.
In the trailer we can see Clarkson out of his comfort zone and having to deal with very real issues that many farmers have to deal with in managing their farms: from extreme weather to… naughty animals, against the backdrop of a pandemic that has turned the world inside out.
Clarkson's Farm is scheduled to premiere on June 11, on Amazon's Prime Video.