Clarkson's Farm

[firstborn]

Can't stop watching this, upto episode 6 in one sitting. Fantastic stuff

 

[tom_e]

Finished it yesterday, really enjoyed it. The response vehicle made me laugh.

 

[Converge]

The sheep episode is great. Really enjoying it

 

[glenimp617]

I'm hammering through these. Loving every episode.

Ironic that Jeremy Clarkson is teaching everyone about farming

 

[robj20]

Quality program for sure, enjoyed the whole thing.

So is Gerald, Kaleb's dad?

 

[adam cool dude]

Quality program for sure, enjoyed the whole thing.

So is Gerald, Kaleb's dad?

More than likely Grandad. He is 70 and the kid is only 21.

 

[shifty_uk]

Didn't have high expectations for this but thoroughly enjoyed. Educational, did it a good job of highlighting the graft and financial pressure farmers are under.

I’m glad Caleb got a segment to himself on the London trip, he was a good co-star to Clarkson.

 

[whitecrook]

Didn't have high expectations for this but thoroughly enjoyed. Educational, did it a good job of highlighting the graft and financial pressure farmers are under.

I’m glad Caleb got a segment to himself on the London trip, he was a good co-star to Clarkson.

hmm i thought the london trip was pointless contrived waste of time ?

 

[shifty_uk]

hmm i thought the london trip was pointless contrived waste of time ?

It absolutely was but it was a chance for Caleb to get more screen time.

 

[BriT]

No idea how anyone can eat wasabi.

 

[whitecrook]

It absolutely was but it was a chance for Caleb to get more screen time.

OK

but i'm sure im not alone in thinking that had he had 'more screen time' actually doing farming stuff, stuff he knows, stuff he's good at you know actual stuff related to the ostensible subject of the program, it would have been better all round? . There's nothing wrong with somewhat meaningful seriousness to a tv show, it doesn't all have to be farce and lets put the least good person in charge of X ' for a laugh'

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for instance I about nearly wet my pants laughing when he got a parking ticket and was on the edge of my seat watching him dial up the parking payment hotline. Riveting! So enthralling. Must watch!!

 

[glenimp617]

OK

but i'm sure im not alone in thinking that had he had 'more screen time' actually doing farming stuff, stuff he knows, stuff he's good at you know actual stuff related to the ostensible subject of the program, it would have been better all round? . There's nothing wrong with somewhat meaningful seriousness to a tv show, it doesn't all have to be farce and lets put the least good person in charge of X ' for a laugh'

edit
for instance I about nearly wet my pants laughing when he got a parking ticket and was on the edge of my seat watching him dial up the parking payment hotline. Riveting! So enthralling. Must watch!!

It was the weakest point of the show but the rest was 10/10

 

[Malevolence]

hmm i thought the london trip was pointless contrived waste of time ?

Where's the question?

 

[SkeeterUK]

https://diddlysquatfarmshop.com/

Now you can buy the stuff from the shop online lol.

Tho if any ocuker lives near it i double dare you to go and film it on ur phone and maybe get clarkson if around to say ocuk.

 

[Maccapacca]

Had my pint of milk brought back to me by a pal. Was very nice in my porridge and tea.

 

[NoobCannon]

Really enjoyed this series. Was sad when it ended

 

[XPE]

Enjoyed it a lot but it did takes a few episodes to get going, the farm shop episode is really where it took off for me, loved it when he had to ask the caravan site for help

 

[Kerplunk]

Finished this in a traditional Sunday binge watch, was a fantastic watch! Really hope there is a 2nd series

 

[Raymond Lin]

Watched it all, Ep3 is my favourite. Loved the whole thing and I actually drove through Chipping Norton today too!

 

[Kainz]

When I recently jumped on G.Maps and tried to find the farm I was seriously expecting to see a overhead view of a field with a 'peen' on it. Sadly no