How a Bee Ruined Jeremy Clarkson's Day | Behind The Scenes Clarkson's Farm | The Grand Tour
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- Welcome to Clarkson's Farm! Home to Jeremy Clarkson's 5 million bees (one of whom left Jeremy a special present) and his massive Lamborghini tractor. Join Jeremy Clarkson as he takes you on a tour of his farm, answering your questions!
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The big question is, do you think he's right in banning James May and Richard Hammond from the farm?
no, i guess...
Maybe
It’ll be funny to see them come shop
No.
not whatsoever
That bee has the same brain as Clarkson...... his genius is quite terrifying.
That is the best thinking ever
that combined with your user name. just 10 out of 10
That Bee stung Jeremy right where he thinks too
Yes, his massive belly is where his brain resides
If you listen closely, you can actually hear his genius. It generates gravity.
I have to admit, that tractor is spectacular.
Spectacularly large
And too big
I'm suprised that he hasn't put a spoiler or racing stripes on it yet.
How to make a million pounds: Start with 50 million pounds, then buy a farm.
Farming is hard. The work is hard. The money is hard to come by.
@@wilkas159 The tractor might not be too big. A thousand acres is a largish farm. Depending on how much of it is plowable, he might need something that big.
He will also need smaller tractors and 4x4s and stuff. But if he's mostly mono-cropping, he needs a big tractor.
The show makes Clarkson out to be a clown, but he seems to have a handle on things.
He'll still lose money. Farming is both physically and mentally hard. One almost has to be born into it. But he can afford to hire good people and lose money.
I really enjoyed the chemistry between Clarkson and Kaleb throughout the series. His quick wit really complements Clarkson's style
good coupling
quick wit
I binge watched all of season 1 in a weekend . Bloody awesome this was.
Yes my family and I have withdrawal symptoms! More farm pleeeease!
Me as well
did all 8 this afternoon, now binge watching the youtube ones
I know. But that just means I have nothing else to watch! poop!
I did it in a day lol
"James once threatened to land his light aircraft on one of the fields... Well I would've shot him down if he tried."
And that sir is one of the many reasons we all love you 🤣🤣🤣
meanwhile the world 'laughs' at americans for keeping the same freedom and right to self preservation
Brilliant🤣🤣
@@KeepOnRecord Spoilers much?
@@SKRUBL0RD 55 gun deaths a year vs 19,379...you do the math(s).
I just made the likes 420
We need a spin-off where Kaleb goes off navigating moderately crowded cities
Or a series in which jeremy takes kaleb around the world
@@Sbinott0 I remembered that show with Ricky Gervais, An Idiot Abroad. And that's a good thing, this would be a great show to watch and certainly both would have their own characteristics.
A guy that barely saw London seeing the world for the first time and his impressions of it.
@@Antonio88870Only a tiny % of the world is cities.
@@agt155 and where did I said that the world is made only by cities?
First episode: Los Angeles
Congratulations to everyone involved in Clarkson's Farm. Simply excellent on so many levels.
yes best programme for years
Its just what people needed during these times. Time outside with someone they like.
My wife who has never been a clarkson fan watched this with me and we both loved it,second series please
Have to agree I have never been a Clarkson fan, my lte husband was but always found him too arrogant and flippant however I really enjoyed this series , he was actually humble many times which is a huge step in the right direction Jeremy..Loved the chemistry twixt him and Caleb and Jeremy's conservation projects were eye opening and well received .Well done on a great series looking fwd to another..
I'm begging for a second season. There was a beautifully humble feel about the whole series and showed something of a more human side to Jezza, especially when it came to lambing. In addition the supporting cast could easily each have their own spin offs
would be great if they got rid of the negative helper. he really brings the show down at times.
Benjamin there is no negative helper, you’re just a soft in the head wasteman
yeah the only time I've seen Jezza that upset was when he announced GT studio segments were over.
@@jubjubs1000 he made the show better wdym ?
@@jubjubs1000 what are you talking about? The farm hand was a laugh, he was genuine and trying to make things work. Incredibly good.
Was expecting a farm version of GT but, while the show is definitely that, there's a more genuine quality to it. You believe the people around Jeremy are sincere in trying to make this work despite Jeremy's regular shtick of derailing whatever the task at hand is.
They've found a good balance with reality and entertainment. Reality is the struggles like with the sowing and the sheep, entertainment is the stupid ideas he has and the sheep.
I wonder if Jeremy actually has made money from the show so far. The farming equipment, permissions, renting diggers every episode or other heavy machinery, building a shop, buying sheep etc etc I'm sure it has cost him a fortune. For sure with farming alone he'd never break even with what he's spent. Unless that's counted as expenses for the show of course.
Ok
I kinda hope there will be a episode where Jeremy teaches Caleb how to properly drive next season
Honestly one of my fav things Jezza has ever made. His emotion when he had to cull those 3 sheep was so touching.
I’ve only gotten to watch the 1st episode so far and wondered if it would be enjoyable. It is. Nicely done show making a topic interesting to many than might not have been. I like the young hard working man Jeremy befriends as he helps him learn. Seems like a good guy and a real person reacting to Jeremy not scripted.
Huge respect for all the farmers. The 21 year old did fantastic job through out the series.
This series was brilliant whilst highlighting the genuine issues our farmers deal with every day. I will definitely be looking for more British and local produce whilst out shopping. Caleb is a star in the making and I wish him all the best. Hopefully we see more of this.
I'll be honest. I didn't expect this to be as good as it actually is. Really amazing show.
When big balls bezos backs it you know it will be good
@@switchbranch8411 well, Hammond's show isn't good
It’s currently rated 9.4/10 on IMDb. It’s a brilliant series.
Loving it, really hoping there is a follow up
what's the show called
Brilliant show. Fingers crossed for a second season.
You're right. I detest farms and hope we soon move to a world where cultured meat and similar technologies remove the need for farms to exist, with their extraordinary levels of pollution and use of land that could be returned to nature. However, much though the agricultural industry itself has a lot of problems, there's no doubting the passion a lot of people working in agriculture have, and I think the show did a great job of showing that. And of course Clarkson's antics can make anything fun to watch. Genuinely enjoyed watching it.
@@rjfaber1991 What?
@Mantvydas Wow, that's the first time I hear I'm a vegan. I should probably throw away the leftovers of yesterday's shepherd's pie that's in my fridge then...
I eat a lot of meat, but there's no denying that the way we're currently producing it is horribly outdated and creates the kind of emissions that force other industries to take drastic action to counterbalance agriculture, which can seemingly get away with everything because people think it looks idyllic... But let's be honest, 19th century cotton mills with small children scampering about is also an idyllic image, but it's better for all concerned that we've moved on from that. The same is true for agriculture; it's an industry that's on its last legs, and once it's dead we'll all be able to enjoy more nature while eating lovely cultured steak that didn't put out nearly as much methane, carbon dioxide and nitrogen compounds in its creation. It's just better all-around.
I don't really get the instinct to see everybody who wants this world to get a bit better as a vegan tree-hugger.
@@rjfaber1991 lol liberal education everyone.
@@johndee917 You can have food that is natural, but nature is fatally flawed as a way of producing food for us. That's why I'm a big advocate of cultured meat and dairy, and other foods that are identical down to the molecular level to animal- or plant-grown foods, but without requiring the animals and plants.
Loved the series. Now can we have a Q&A like this where Gerald reads out the questions for Jeremy?
what a great idea yes please
Great idea, but good luck with that. I binged watched it and never stopped laughing 😂 love Gerald 🥰
LOL 😂
This was an unexpected masterpiece of a series.
Humble, hilarious, and still very interesting
I'd love to see more
Was very pleasantly surprised with his affections for his sheep, especially the scene where he tried to nurse the lamb in his own home. He seems genuinely sad whenever one dies.
It's very cool and modern of him to not be afraid to be emotional on TV. He also got very emotional on GT when he announced there would be no more studio segments.
yea, especially when he had to let 3 of his sheep go because of some illness, it felt like he sincerely was sad about not being able to say goodbye, when the guy told him "they are already dead".
@@Jay20112968 Yeah those butchers had absolutely no tact, they were already gone before clarkson got back in his car. Poor guy looked really sad.
he is fake as it gets,just for show and money
@@georgeionescu6425 this is the shittiest bait I’ve ever seen
Just binge watched the whole series. Was a great watch.
what's the show called
@@lorcadelgado6384 Clarksons Farm
Clarkson needs to buy Kaleb whatever car or truck he wants. That guy deserves it!
Did you even watch the show? He basically did.
@@matthewjohnson3524 Kaleb bought the 350z, I’m saying It would be cool if Clarkson gifted him a new truck/car.
@@keithb2024 he bought the 350z from the Amazon money for the show, he could have gotten whatever vehicle he wanted so that was my point of Jeremy basically buying him the car through him being hired for the farm and show.
@@matthewjohnson3524 cool
Agree, reward those who work for it and actually deserve it.
Please never ever end or cancel this show
I’m totally in love with this series and the crew
The perm isn't bad. He should keep it. Though he probably won't 😂
HAHA, nice to see he finally managed to get the perm! Though it looks like he could have done the same job with one of those 1980s Waffle Crimpers!
Id definitely say slightly tighter curls but it suits him well
It suits him. The guy can rock a surprising amount of hairstyles apparently...
Jeremy and kaleb has really good chemistry..really love watching the show..
I love Grand Tour and thought I'd only mildly like Clarkson's Farm. At this point, I think Clarkson's Farm is a far better show. I binged the whole thing in one night.
"I wake up, people yell at me all day and then I go to bed." This is why we all identify with Jeremy.
let's all sign a petition for May to land his plane on Jeremy's farm! Richard will most likely crash into Clarksons kitchen..
“Hammond you idiot man!!”
or into the diddly squat farm
never let May or Richard to enter the farm they have not got the right approach
As much as I liked the adventures of the Grand Tour, this was real life up close and personal. This was one of the best things I've seen in years...period. Well done Jeremy! More! More!! More!!!
Agreed. I happily binge watched the whole series.
Worthy of a oscar and a KNIGHTHOOD
Should've been called Bee Vomit
I love watching Jeremy farming . It is a highly commendable and satisfying position to be in. You see how much time and effort is gone into this and all the other ventures complementing it like beekeeping. All farmers deserve utmost RESPECT.
In fairness, I'm not surprised James and Richard are banned. I believe their last visit didn't end so well for Jeremy...
What happened!?
@@DrRock2009 his house exploded
@@naggie6358 oh yeah, *now* I remember…🙄
Why the heck did they destroy the house in the first place?
@@carpetclimber4027 The bet from the Holy Trinity test. JC said the P1 widowmaker was gonna be faster than the 918 and the Ferrari TheFerrari, but it turned out dead last.
I like how the lads all have Thier own little things now, Hammond has his restoration s, May has the pub and Clarkson has his farm.
And Clarkson is the only one without a STUPID GOATEE! I seem to remember all 3 of them used to take the piss out of ANYONE who wore facial hair!
@@stanlee5465 have you seen Clarkson’s beard on instagram? He went full captain Iglo
Clarkson has the best supporting cast
I’ve just finished watching the series, it was actually quite emotional.
I love Kaleb!! He can certainly hold his own against Jeremy.
Kaleb's perm is the highlight of 2021
Release more episodes!! 8 isn’t enough for jezzas field
Not sure what I was expecting as a show but what I watched was possible the best spotlight shone on UK farming, and far more informative than Countryfile especially the focus given to the costs involved. I suspect few people realised how much the price of crops / animals can fluctuate almost overnight.
honestly I was like what is this bitcoin?
Anyone that knows about the stock market should know that crops and livestock are commodities with values that vary with the market conditions. They teach this stuff in grade school.
@@williambrandondavis6897 what grade school did you go to that taught about the stock market?
I don’t know why but this show made me happy. There needs to be more
Well farming in general, is calming and makes you happy, but maintaining it is a nightmare, especially on bigger scale
Wait...can we just appreciate that little nugget from Kaleb....
Clarkson: look this tractor is growing its own field
Kaleb: Its barley, we have to make money somewhere
PRICELESS
Now we want James May to land his "light aircraft" on Jeremy Clarkson's field.
Cessna 172
Or at least try
A hot air caravan explosion needs to happen
I bet he would show up in an Osprey or Mi-24.
Meanwhile Jeremy has secretly installed a radar detection system with a Bofors 40 mm AA
Seen two episodes so far and I'm spacing them out from now on as I want to prolong the pleasure of what is a cracking show. In between laughing like a drain (you just knew he was gonna give himself an electric shock in Episode 2, not unlike knowing that Clouseau was still going to stick his finger in that light socket) I actually have been learning a lot about how farmers operate under the most trying conditions. With an average age of 59, they're the backbone of the country and close to becoming a dying breed. Oh, and Kaleb and the guy who builds walls and who is clearly Stanley Unwin's love child definitely deserve a show of their own. Simply epic....
Alfa Romeo drivers 10% off... that's the definition of empathy. Love it.
great show, besides the best reportage about modern agriculture you could see in the last years. For the first time, farmers are not portrayed as the bad guys whose favourite pastime is poisoning their customers.
Yeah, it's horrible how the government portrays local farmers. They rather want them to go out of business and import all the food, so they can make space for industries that makes them more money. But eating local will always be the most environmental friendly.
I've watched the whole series twice so far and I love it. The satisfaction farmers must feel at the end of a successful harvest must be awesome. The Lamborghini was completely on brand and I would not have expected any less from Jeremy. The concern for other farmers gives hope for mankind. Lisa did a great job in the store. I would've been completely overwhelmed. Loved seeing the Bentley again! I'm also struck by how tall everyone is. Must be quite a new experience for Jeremy not to have a massive crick in his neck by the end of the day. :D
We are key workers but nobody clapped us 🤣 you can't argue he has a point 👏👏👏👏👏 for the farmers and shops out their
The difference between key workers and essential workers. Plenty of people at sea for months at a time bringing food food the UK, who never get clapped for it and they got stuck at sea for up to a year because of the pandemic.
@@Dosedmonkey it should be more recognised and celebrated we used to have harvest festival but it isn't a big deal like it used to be we should have a month dedicated to the pepple that feed the nation fishing and agriculture
Don’t forget the lorry drivers who work long hours who get the supplies to where it’s needed. My brother in law is a lorry driver, salaried at 50 hours per week, in reality he is doing 70+ hours per week 20+ hours unpaid. No surprise there is a shortage of drivers
@@paulrob86 the maximum drive time for UK lorry drivers is 45hours a week he is braking the law if he is driving over his times he needs to find a new job if the company is happy for him to go over plus its recorded on your tachograph so he is screwed If vosa pulls him over
I love this show! Lisa is my hero! She puts up with Jeremy's crazyness . She supports him 100%.
She deserves more appreciation she does lot of work. I love watching her with Jeremy
This show came along when I desperately needed a cheer-up. It delivered. Love the supporting cast, love the softer side of Jeremy, love the aesthetic (big up to the DoP), the pace (great editing) - and love the bucolic charm. Here’s hoping for a S2 and plenty of vlogs in the meantime. Thank you!
If James May did this show it would take him 15 years to do 1 year of farming.
First let's reassemble the tractor
howdareyou41 “but before that I need to reorganise my tool box”
@@Aron-ru5zk -This is quite interesting.. I got this spanner from...
and on and on and on...
He'd try and organise every harvested grain by size.
And to think I was going to suggest getting may give him a hand .
This is one of the best shows he's ever done, up there with Top Gear. And the people around him fit perfectly.
Sometimes it takes people like Clarkson to show how farmers realy going through in their day to day life yet Sometimes they don't get much attention like other sectors.
"I would have shot him down if he tried," Jeremy Clarkson in reference to James landing his light aircraft on his field.
Love it.
Why do you type comments out like you're a journalist for some washed newspaper. It's kind of weird pal
" That's barley, you got to make some money somewhere..." Brilliant!
This show is really brilliant, can't wait for the second season
yes hurry up 2nd show
I love the show so much that I even watched it twice lol. It was touching, genuine and the people in it are adorable ...begging for the second one...
Prime needs to pull their finger out, and sign up for another season.
Genuinely enjoyed watching it all unfold, Kaleb is a good lad and Jeremy reminds me of my grandad
Well guess what.. They've announced that there will be a 2nd season :)
I was under the impression the problem was with getting permits from the city it’s filmed in and not with Amazon prime. All the old folks in the tiny town don’t like the media attention and all the crowds of people it has drawn.
I very much enjoyed season one of Clarkson's Farm, he has highlighted what is indeed a very skilled and at times frustrating occupation, but the true rewards can be priceless.
Kaleb / Charlie and Ellen are fantastic characters, really enhanced the show. I sincerely hope there is a season 2.
Gerald is the best though 🙂
Kaleb
Agreed. But Gerald tho...
By far the best series I've watched, can't wait for S2. The ending was so sad, but all the laughs and tears are what make this series great... the series is quite a special one.
I am grateful to all farmers in the U K because of this show.
Thank you for your hard work guys .
The best farming show... in the world
Best series i have watched in the last 5 years. There has to be a 2nd series !!!
This was the most heart warming funniest and educational program I've ever watched. I wish for a second season.
What a gem of a show. Brilliant viewing. Lets hope there's a second season
Absolutely love this show . Eagerly waiting for series 2 .
This is brilliant, so refreshing. So genuine yet entertaining and i hope another season is coming
Jeremy did great! Thank you very much for this series. Big hopes that you continue this journey
I like how in the show, he made candles from the beeswax and called “This Smells Like My Bollocks”.
Also his interaction with his sheep are the highlight of the show. 🤣🤣
It was sad that the 3 had to be slaughtered but I bet they tasted good
3:43 Jeremy again demonstrates his flawless logic.
I honestly think i enjoyed this more than some Grand Tour episodes, it feels so genuine. Of course you can't beat the chemistry of the trio but for standalone projects this is by far my favorite. And that's saying a lot because Our Man in Japan is fantastic!
It's genuine, heartwarming, down to earth yet hilarious and witty.
Please let there be a season 2!
One of the most entertaining shows I’ve seen in a while, really really enjoyed it and was a bit sad it was only 8 episodes. Please consider doing more. Everyone featured on the show were fantastic. Hard work but what a beautiful place.
"Nobody clapped us" Bloody good point. People are always forgetting who feeds them.
The merchant navy.
Caleb is great, it is really hard at his age to not only go toe to toe with a big oaf like Clarkson, but also a big oaf who is internationally famous and is his boss. Wonderful lad, really glad this got renewed for second season.
Best show I’ve ever seen! It has an at home and wholesome feeling to it yet holds the same humor, because Jeremy is in it after all. I actually like it. James has become like a part time youtuber as well (If he isn’t shot down in a plane for trying to land in Clarkson’s farm field). I hope for a season two of this show. It truely is a Grand Tour of Clarkson’s at home life.
Absolutely loved the show - the people, the land, all of it. So much care and hard work shows. More please.
We Norwegians just love love love your sence of humor, the british humor and Mr Clarkson is a great ambassador
We like your detective shows .
They would try and blow the place up knowing those two
Im halfway through my rewatch of the series and its even better than the first go. I really hope this continues, we need more of this clan. Maybe a guest appearance by May or Hamster, have them become shepherds for a day.
loved every bit of it, especially the references to your old stuff. nice one Jezza lets hear season 2 on the way!
Clarkson has his detractors, and in some circumstances when he's doing stupid things in expensive cars, I'm one of them. But this show about his farm is a triumph. I learned more about the perils of farming and farm equipment than I ever knew before, and I live in the country (Ontario). He's sincere about the parlous state of farming in the UK today, the plight of farmers and the burdens under which they have to operate. It's easy to say, "well let them do something else", but the vast (shrinking) majority are born to it, and know nothing else. Clarkson understands very well that through large incomes from other sources he's well insulated from the day-to-day financial woes of farming, and can bear the losses, but despite his know-it-all attitude he quickly realises he needed professional help and got it from an entertaining group of people. I very much look forward to season two.
Powers that be don't want farmers, they want mega corps running agro operations with borderline slave labor, with everyone else pushed in to cities to endlessly consume products.
there is an old saying in the country you rarely see poor farmers and dead donkeys
Bloody fantastic series.
Halfway through the farm series and it's the most wholesome series I have watched in a while. Great job 👌
What a show. Just genuinely funny but fascinating.
Shows just how hard farmers have it but the pride they must take in the hard work they do.
I’m Beeginning to think Jeremy’s girlfriend is a Honey.
Didnt realise he was divorced
Everytime I see a farming show of Jeremy,I'm reminded of him shooting the weeds with a shotgun
One of the best shows I've ever seen. Please be a season 2!!!!!
3:05 I love that. That is probably THE one thing I am missing from my life. Been ages since I went to bed exhausted in a good way.
I had the whole show watched in one day. I really hope there will be a second season.
I'm gonna go on a pilgrimage from doncaster to Jeremy's farm 😂😂
I have to say, this has been a fantastic show, thoroughly enjoyed it. Hoping for a second season.
Such a fantastic series. Has also made me and many overs realise the hard work involved in farming.
Milk = Cow Juice
Honey = Bee juice
Can you be more creative than this?
Was there not something about Female Petrol also :-)
Cow juice 🤣
@@4842arendal Lady petrol
If you haven't watched Clarkson's Farm on Amazon you are missing a real gem. Go, watch & enjoy.
Amazing. He seems genuinely happy and invested. Love this! 👍✊🙏
A great series. Many more to come hopefully.
I loved this show so much
I have kept bees for 5 years and not once in that time had a bee stung me. Even had Russian hives before (and they can get feisty) yet no stings. Whether Clarkson was BSing or not, it’s still impressive to screw up like that 😂
He is not. It was in the show. He really got stung on his behind
Not only entertaining and funny but really informative. Love this show !
Great series,I can’t stop watching it.
Hopefully we get a second season
Love this bloke he’s a laugh
I clapped you, Jeremy. Loved the show. I can't think I would ever normally watch a show about farming, but because it was you I did, and it is fantastic. Extremely interesting, funny and emotional (sad) at times, and seeing you genuinely going through those emotions was really moving. Gave everyone a little bit of insight into some of the challenges and rewards (or lack thereof, financially at least - 40p a day) of farming. Plus, we know you have a "phobia of manual labour", so seeing you put so much effort into it is brilliant. Glad you have decided to keep going. Wish you all the best. I hope I might get a chance to visit the shop some time. I wonder if there will be a second series, but I'm not sure what more you could put into it as there was so much in the first!
Been a brilliant series a big learning curve for Jeremy hope there's a second series