The second season of Clarkson's Farm is now live on Amazon Prime Video. While the documentary has been well received, it hasn't been without any controversy, fuelling rumours that it was cancelled last month.
Will there be a Clarkson's Farm Season 3?
Currently, a third season of Clarkson's Farm is being considered.
In October of last year, the programme received a second season renewal, adding "new personalities" to Jeremy Clarkson's Chipping Norton property.
According to Variety, Clarkson won't be starring in any new series after 2024, so it's unlikely that we'll see more of the Grand Tour presenter on Prime Video in the future. This includes The Grand Tour, whose finale is anticipated to come after four further specials, the last of which is scheduled to debut in late 2024.
Release rumours for the third season of Clarkson's Farm
Even though Prime Video hasn't announced a release date for Clarkson's Farm's third season, it's probable that it will return in 2024.
The third and (presumably) final season of Clarkson's Farm will need to debut on the platform no later than next year if the rumours about its absence from Prime Video projects after late 2024 are accurate.
Despite this, Clarkson's Farm Season 2 was delayed by a year and a half, most likely as a result of the COVID epidemic, which is featured at the conclusion of season 1.
What will the third season of Clarkson's Farm cover?
We don't know much about Clarkson's Farm's third season, but Prime Video has hinted that Diddly Squat may see a few new faces.
In October, Clarkson said the following in relation to the upcoming season that he was truly happy that Clarkson's Farm will have a “third season”. He went on to say that he has come up with “several brilliant new concepts, all of which have caused Charlie, Lisa, and Kaleb tremendous distress”.
Kaleb continued by saying he was "over the moon to be taking part again" in the programme.
"The third time really is the charm, they say. Maybe this year Jeremy will start listening to advice from a true farmer!"
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