Clarkson's Farm season 5 excitement builds as makers hint at what may come next

 
Season four has barely concluded but that won't stop fans speculating about what season five of Clarkson’s Farm may have in store. Amazon Prime's documentary on the former Top Gear host's life and struggles in the country has been a hit. Fans of Jeremy Clarkson just can't get enough of his day-to-day battles running his Diddly Squat Farm in Cotswolds.


Alongside Clarkson, other regulars on the series include Kaleb Copper, who had been enlisted by Clarkson to help him manage the farm.Clarkson’s girlfriend, Lisa Hogan is also a prominent fixture in the show, as she runs the farm shop and helps Clarkson with the farm.

Other regular faces include Charlie Ireland, who advises Clarkson on the agricultural aspects of the farm, and Gerald Cooper who took a leave from the farm after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. 

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