Lisa Hogan has shed light on how far along the fourth season of Clarkson's Farm is as fans count down the days until the new series.
Fronted by Jeremy Clarkson, Clarkson's Farm has become a global phenomenon for Amazon Prime Video, smashing streaming records upon the release of each of its three seasons so far.
During its debut run, fans got to see how Clarkson adjusted to life as a farmer as he introduced sheep to Diddly Squat and opened up his own farm shop.
In the second season, Clarkson turned his attention to cows and opening his own restaurant, while series three centred on the horrors of pig farming and a farmed-versus-unfarmed battle with Kaleb Cooper.
It was confirmed before the third season even made it to Amazon Prime Video that a fourth was in the pipeline and filming this year has predominantly followed Clarkson as he geared up to open his very own pub, The Farmer's Dog.
The fourth run will likely explore the challenges that Clarkson faced in getting his own pub up and running - a decision he branded a "disaster" recently - but fans are currently still in the dark as to when they can expect the new episodes.
However, there has been some information for fans to clutch onto heading into the new year thanks to Clarkson's other half, Hogan.
In a recent Instagram update, Hogan provided an update to Clarkson's Farm fans regarding how far along in the process the new episodes are before they can make it to screens.
The revelation came in response to a fan who'd commented on one of Hogan's posts showing her dogs Arya and Sansa on the farm.
"I’ve just binged watched the whole of Clarkson’s farm. I want to say thank you for introducing us to Gerald and creating an amazing show. I need to know if there will be a season 4? Bl**dy fantastic," the Instagram user queried.
"They already announced that they had the go ahead for series 5," one fan replied and a second also weighed in: "I think it will be released May ish 25."
However, setting the record straight on the current state of season four, Hogan waded into the discussion: "Editing it now."
With the new episodes now in post-production and being edited in the studio, fans hopefully won't have too long to wait until they arrive on the streaming service.
In the meantime, Clarkson's Farm fans were treated to a stage show performed by Kaleb Cooper that was filmed and released by Amazon last month.
The young farmer toured the country this year with his stage show but this was the first time it had made it to screens.
However, Cooper hit back at the negative press his debut solo show received with a defiant statement earlier this month.
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On review site Rotten Tomatoes, Cooper's Amazon show came under fire from viewers, with one reviewer even admitting they switched off: "Probably ok for farmers and friends, but I couldn’t even see it through."
Others described it as "not even slightly entertaining", "shockingly bad" and "disjointed".
However, Cooper took to Instagram with a picture of him on-stage and dismissed the naysayers with the message: "Dirty water doesn't stop plants from growing so don't let negative words stop your progress!"
"Well said mate!!! Haters are going to hate, jealousy and bitterness will get them nowhere!!" one supporter replied before a second echoed: "I loved your show! It was funny and true to your personality! Awesome job! A fan from Canada!" (sic)
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Fronted by Jeremy Clarkson, Clarkson's Farm has become a global phenomenon for Amazon Prime Video, smashing streaming records upon the release of each of its three seasons so far.
During its debut run, fans got to see how Clarkson adjusted to life as a farmer as he introduced sheep to Diddly Squat and opened up his own farm shop.
In the second season, Clarkson turned his attention to cows and opening his own restaurant, while series three centred on the horrors of pig farming and a farmed-versus-unfarmed battle with Kaleb Cooper.
It was confirmed before the third season even made it to Amazon Prime Video that a fourth was in the pipeline and filming this year has predominantly followed Clarkson as he geared up to open his very own pub, The Farmer's Dog.
The fourth run will likely explore the challenges that Clarkson faced in getting his own pub up and running - a decision he branded a "disaster" recently - but fans are currently still in the dark as to when they can expect the new episodes.
However, there has been some information for fans to clutch onto heading into the new year thanks to Clarkson's other half, Hogan.
In a recent Instagram update, Hogan provided an update to Clarkson's Farm fans regarding how far along in the process the new episodes are before they can make it to screens.
The revelation came in response to a fan who'd commented on one of Hogan's posts showing her dogs Arya and Sansa on the farm.
"I’ve just binged watched the whole of Clarkson’s farm. I want to say thank you for introducing us to Gerald and creating an amazing show. I need to know if there will be a season 4? Bl**dy fantastic," the Instagram user queried.
"They already announced that they had the go ahead for series 5," one fan replied and a second also weighed in: "I think it will be released May ish 25."
However, setting the record straight on the current state of season four, Hogan waded into the discussion: "Editing it now."
With the new episodes now in post-production and being edited in the studio, fans hopefully won't have too long to wait until they arrive on the streaming service.
In the meantime, Clarkson's Farm fans were treated to a stage show performed by Kaleb Cooper that was filmed and released by Amazon last month.
The young farmer toured the country this year with his stage show but this was the first time it had made it to screens.
However, Cooper hit back at the negative press his debut solo show received with a defiant statement earlier this month.
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On review site Rotten Tomatoes, Cooper's Amazon show came under fire from viewers, with one reviewer even admitting they switched off: "Probably ok for farmers and friends, but I couldn’t even see it through."
Others described it as "not even slightly entertaining", "shockingly bad" and "disjointed".
However, Cooper took to Instagram with a picture of him on-stage and dismissed the naysayers with the message: "Dirty water doesn't stop plants from growing so don't let negative words stop your progress!"
"Well said mate!!! Haters are going to hate, jealousy and bitterness will get them nowhere!!" one supporter replied before a second echoed: "I loved your show! It was funny and true to your personality! Awesome job! A fan from Canada!" (sic)
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