The return of Clarkson's Farm for a third season has been a surefire hit for Amazon Prime Video.
With millions of us tuning in to see what Jeremy gets up to alongside Kaleb Cooper, Lisa Hogan, Charlie Ireland, and of course, Gerald, it has once again brought farm fever to televisions across the United Kingdom.
It's one of Prime Video's biggest success stories, alongside the likes of The Boys and more recently, Fallout.
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But the season - which you can watch for free - has confused some people, with it split in to two lots of four episodes.
What's happened so far?
The first half of season three saw Clarkson once again square off against West Oxfordshire District Council, following on from planning permission fights over his Diddly Squat Farm Shop and its associated parking facilities.
With the council slamming the shutters down on Clarkson's brand new farm restaurant - and in doing so giving him six demands Clarkson had to obey - the former Top Gear man was left with the grim task of deciding the fate of his beloved pet cow, Peppa.
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It saw Clarkson turn his attention to other ways of diversifying the farm's income, such as through foraging the natural produce growing on his land and turning it in to farm shop goodies.
In doing this, he promoted Kaleb Cooper to farm manager, with the two of them undertaking a year-long bet over their new roles on Diddly Squat.
Clarkson then turns his attention to pigs, setting up three pens with the mammals for breeding purposes before turning them into food for his farm shop.
Tragedy strikes in episode four with the death of more than a dozen of his piglets. Despite this, Clarkson explained that he still eats pork despite their fate.
When does the second part of the season come out?
It's not very long off at all now. In fact, it is just hours away.
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The first four episodes aired on Friday, 3 May.
The latter four are heading to Prime Video on Friday, 10 May, dropping at midnight for the night owls.
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Can I watch it for free?
Yes, is the short answer to that.
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Signing up to Amazon Prime comes with a fee of up to £8.99 but you can avoid this by following some very simply instructions.
You can get a free 30 day trial of Prime and Prime Video if you're a new customer.
This is available by signing up to the full Amazon Prime tier, which also includes quick shipping on Amazon products.
If you don't want that there is the specific Prime Video package, which gives you access to the streaming platform only.
If you're already signed up to Prime, it's definitely time to dig out that old email address of yours you've not used in a few years to advantage of watching Clarkson's Farm season three, for free.
Topics: Amazon, Amazon Prime, Clarkson's Farm, Documentaries, Entertainment, Jeremy Clarkson, TV, TV and Film, UK News
Tom Earnshaw