EXCLUSIVE: If nothing else, Jeremy Clarkson has shown how farmers’ means of subsistence are liable to the vicissitudes of the meteorological gods. But there is now one thing you can guarantee every year: Clarkson farm Will harvest an exceptional harvest of notes for Amazon Prime Video.
Jeremy Clarkson’s adventures on his Squat Diddly home in COTSWOLDS continue to resonate with British viewers, season 4 in progress to become the most watched to date, according to an analysis of figures from the deadline.
The last two episodes of the season fell on Amazon Prime Video Friday, and although it is too early to analyze how they were assessed, it is possible to return to the first six episodes of 2025. Season 4 has an average of 4.4 million viewers so far this year, according to official figures for seven days of Barb and Over Nights.tv.
It just puts a shade before season 3 on the same number of episodes. The season of last year has an average of 4.3 million on its first six payments, even if it included the unique episode best rated to date: the first 2024, which was seen by viewers of 5.2 million. The most efficient payment of season 4 was episode two with 5m viewers.
Clarkson farm The biggest show of Amazon Prime Video of the year, while the second episode of season 4 was comfortably, was the second most watched television event in the United Kingdom of the week until May 25, according to the Barb ranking of the 50 best programs. The only Amazon series that has come closer Clarkson farm East Lol: the last laughing in the United Kingdomwho gleaned with an audience of up to 3.1 m earlier this year.
Produced by expectations, Amazon Prime Video has renewed Clarkson farm For a fifth season, which will be presented in the first year next year. Beyond that, there is uncertainty. Clarkson suggested that it would take a good story to justify another season, when he also said that the team needed a break. “We have been turning here two or three days a week, every week, for five years. Everyone could make a rest,” he said The Sunday Times.
