Jeremy Clarkson has seemingly confirmed when season four of hit Amazon Prime Video show Clarkson's Farm will air on the streaming platform.
Clarkson's Farm has become one of the biggest and best shows on any streaming platform, never mind just Prime Video.
Despite the third season being released back in May, it is still among Prime Video's top five watched shows as we head in to the autumn and is only being topped by the likes of the freshly released second season of The Rings of Power.
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With a 100% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it is no surprise that filming for season four started pretty much straight after the third finished.
Season five has also been hinted at in recent days by Jeremy himself.
The fourth outing of the show, which follows life on Clarkson's 1,000-acre Diddly Squat Farm in the heart of England's Cotswolds, is likely to follow Jeremy as he looks for new ways to make money from the produce of the Oxfordshire farm.
And with him opening a £1m rated pub earlier this month just down the road from the farm itself - full to the brim with Hawkstone lager and cider and farm livestock being cooked in the pub restaurant's kitchen - the journey to opening is expected to feature heavily in the new season that'll arrive in 2025.
And while the rough release for the fourth season was mooted, former Top Gear man Clarkson has seemingly confirmed exactly when we can expect to watch it.
In an interview with Cathy Newman on Times Radio, Clarkson revealed how filming was going for season four.
And alongside this, he hinted at when we can expect it to be released and when season five filming will begin.
He said: "I think we’ll probably finish filming season four in a couple of weeks, edit that and translate it, get it out maybe in May, and then we’ll start filming season five pretty soon."
May was the same month in which we got season three, so that's no shock really as the audience is clearly ready to sit down and binge watch it from then, for months on end.
Filming for the fourth season of Clarkson's Farm has been hit by a number of major issues that no one has been able to do anything about.
Lying south of the pub is RAF Brize Norton in the town of Carteton.
It is the UK's largest RAF base, with 'giant military aircraft thundering overhead' according to locals in the area.
To compound the problem, the flight path for planes setting off from RAF Brize Norton goes right over the pub according to flight tracking website Flightradar24.
LADbible contacted Amazon Prime Video for further comment following on from Jeremy's remarks about season four.
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Tom Earnshaw