Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that filming for the next series of Clarkson's Farm could start early due to snowfall in Oxfordshire. The presenter and his co-star Kaleb Cooper had planned to take a break before beginning production on series six, but Clarkson said he would resume filming if snow fell.
Speaking to The Sun, Clarkson explained: 'So we just said ok well let’s just actually wrap it…and then, I just said: ‘If it snows we’ll start filming again’.' Snow has already been reported in the area around Diddly Squat Farm, where the Prime Video series is set.
Clarkson confirmed that series six is definitely happening, and suggested a seventh series is also possible. 'We'll definitely do six,' he said, adding that Amazon is keen and he has 'two quite good' ideas for future seasons. The show would only stop 'when there are no more ideas'.
Meanwhile, fans have been calling for more screen time for Harriet Cowan, who joined the show earlier this year as a temporary replacement for Kaleb Cooper. Social media posts show viewers urging producers to include her in the upcoming season. Cowan said she is 'here if he needs me, but no plans at the minute' regarding a return.
