Clarkson’s Farm viewers all say the same thing as season 2 finally drops
CLARKSON'S Farm viewers have all said the same thing after season two finally dropped.
The second series of Jeremy Clarkson's agricultural programme arrived on Amazon Prime Video today, almost two years after the first.
Jeremy, 62, is once again joined by girlfriend Lisa, young but experienced farmer Kaleb Cooper and Gerald Cooper (no relation).
It sees Jeremy decided to buy a herd of cows for his Diddly Squat Farm, which as usual, doesn't go to plan.
He also deals with badgers and launches a restaurant, and Clarkson's Farm viewers have shared their delight at the series on Twitter.
One wrote: "Already watched it once. I will definitely watch it a fifth time. Love, Jeremy, Clarkson, and all that he does."
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Another added: "You know its good. I just watched the first episode and it felt like it went for 10 minutes."
A third tweeted: "Just watched it absolutely loved it."
Meanwhile a fourth shared: "Already up to episode 5, great season!"
Jeremy recently revealed he nearly lost his thumb in a horrific accident - but it didn't involve farming.
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Jeremy explained how he had the mishap while chopping potatoes when he tried to make homemade crisps.
He said: "I cut half of my thumb off, but it’s all been sewn back on again now.
"It’s interesting that the only proper injury I’ve sustained in farming – a long-lasting one – was actually from cooking, rather than farming.
"Which just goes to show: Gordon Ramsay’s job is more dangerous than mine."
Clarkson's Farm series one and two are available on Amazon Prime Video now.