Jeremy Clarkson: How I learned to love life as a farmer

[@williamprigge40]

My wife and I are farmers in America and just got done watching both seasons. I was nearly in tears because I would have never thought a show with a celebrity of this caliber would ever show all the work and pain and stress and regulatory burdens we all deal with as farmers. It's nice to finally get some recognition for everything we go through to provide the best food we can. Loved every episode!!!

[@cynthiamolenaar770]

Proud of farmers all over the world, including you!! Lots of love from The Netherlands were farmers are misunderstood by the people and largely mistreated by our government. 😢. Jeremy did a great job to show the world what farming really is about, and why we should cherish our farmers!!❤

[@sabejreid2072]

Great!

[@TheSabatuer]

You guys are the backbone of any society and its damn time you get the recognition and treatment you deserve. The bureaucrats need to step back

[@harrytd]

The farmers here in Devon are exceedingly grateful to Clarkson. As one said to me “You’ll learn more about the countryside in two episodes of Clarkson’s Farm than 30 years of the BBC’s Countryfile”.

[@jamescagney2713]

I guess his farm earned a profit last year then? ... or just did Diddly squat?. devon farmers? they could get advice from the Cornish farmers perhaps. Somerset and Dorset also seem to manage ok

[@harrytd]

@@jamescagney2713 I'm not sure what point you are trying to make.

[@afuzzycreature8387]

@@jamescagney2713 i can see you've accomplished nothing

[@Marco-hg4cx]

​@Just a lowly Truck Just incoherent nonsense 🤷‍♂️

[@jamescagney2713]

I guess it may not be a highly skilled job then at least in devon?

[@hereinoz7051]

As a lifelong fan of clarkson, Hammond and May i have to say "Clarksons Farm" is the happiest Jeremy has looked in years. It's a fantastic show.

[@mixmax1957]

Me too on all points.

[@danielpayne2840]

As someone who isn't a fan of Hammond, May and especially Clarkson. I can confirm Clarksons Farm is Fantastic.

[@rideausheep]

As a 60 year old farmer in Canada I must applaud Jeremy for the show.

[@celestebredin6213]

Wonder who did the elephant you have on your wall. It is sooo good

[@celestebredin6213]

People who come from farms relate to you. We had lumps in our throats

[@hagestad]

that is right its a show. He would not last a week as a actual farmer. Its a show just like Top Gear was a shot not a journalistic approach to cars. To bad they are not showing majority of ppl on this farm that do actual work.

[@zenocrate4040]

Jeremy Clarkson is a gem. As a non-Brit watching from Denmark I declare him unfairly maligned by a horde of dimwits too obnoxious and ideologically stuck-up to recognise what a treasure he is. I really hope they keep making the farm show.

[@ZGGordan]

season 2 next summer 😎

[@GT380man]

Thank you. Clarkson is like Marmite: you either love or or hate it. (Advertising campaign). He’s definitely a treasure & he’s both talented & hardworking. He’s very much self-made. Top Gear was Clarkson & his mates. If you look at early solo work, 90% of the recognisable characteristics were there before TG. He’s also an imaginative writer. I used to read his weekend syndicated column & those were turned into books. I don’t know why people think that what he says are automatically what he really thinks. But they often seem to, mistakenly, then get all outraged about what he’s said.

[@JonniePolyester]

Well said! He has with Clarkson’s Farm done more to bring to a wider public just how bloody hard & risky farming is. Nobody in their right mind should do it! But they do and what he has done is reveal the passion farmers have for what they do. That’s not my words that’s an arable farmer friend’s in Suffolk.

[@Neil070]

He's more entertaining as himself, rather than the exaggerated, obnoxious self parody he gave us on Top Gear. He's a gift to the farming community, who are really struggling atm

[@yellowflash511]

True

[@duncanwalker1347]

With one series of his farming program Jeremy did far far more for British farmers than every sitting MP has done for them in the last 60 years by far

[@celestebredin6213]

Agree

[@serenashaw-q3y]

Isn't that the truth. And he is getting the message out to the wide population, who have been oblivious; but are so glad that he is putting it out there, and bringing us the truth. Badly needed, and very much welcomed.

[@jamescagney2713]

Anyone can run a failing farm. I could do it for nothing

[@SableMerl]

​@@jamescagney2713 of course you could...🤡

[@gritred5500]

Truly, anyone can, at least, make a comment. In your case, maybe not a cogent one.

[@chrischan5727]

I never in my life once thought a farming show would be interesting...but I actually really liked this show and really gave me a new perspective on farmers and just how hard their life is...respect

[@cdog8464]

Farmer from Western Canada here Binge watched both seasons in 2 days during a snowstorm. Could not turn it off. Awesome show.

[@skparkes1969]

The BBC knew it needed Clarkson - he reached audiences that the rest of the BBC couldn’t and he made them a fair chunk of money each year from worldwide sales of Top Gear, which he turned into a phenomenon. When the history of TV is written Top Gear, helmed by Clarkson, will rightly stand alone as the last hurrah of terrestrial TV. Clarkson’s Farm is similarly brilliant. A show about farming that millions want to watch. It was the best thing on TV in the last year.

[@davidoldboy5425]

Good God, the BBC don't want talent man, he was far too politically incorrect for that lot, he would have been axed far sooner if it were not for the money he made them. Long may Jezza say it how it is, Clarksons farm is pure genius, not something the BBC are now famous for (sadly).

[@paulritchie5868]

Like hi or loathe him,he a comedy genius.

[@Neil070]

I loved Top Gear but it got too silly, stunts were so obviously staged. Grand Tour is much better, great fun, and Flintoff and McGuiness are really good successors in the revived, more grounded and sensible Top Gear. Two great shows to replace the pantomime Top Gear

[@Mjws2907]

You forget Andy Wilman, he was the driving genius behind Top Gear, Clarkson went along with it and got the credit, but without Wilman it would to this day still be a run of the mill BBC2 car show.

[@dragonslayer4501]

It's funny how after he left the phenomenon of top gear dropped about 5 million feet in a hole.

[@onlineda1]

Jeremy’s Farm show was absolutely brilliant. Jesse is correct in his assumption about the people he works with and how entertaining the dynamic would be. I’m so glad there will be a season 2. It’s also amazing insights into the struggles with farming. Better than any doc I’ve seen

[@clovermark39]

Yes anyone that’s done any sorting of growing plants and veg know how hard it is. So much depends on nature which is very variable.

[@DackxJaniels]

I have to say "Jeremy's Farm Show" sounds way more Clarksonesque than "Clarkson's Farm"

[@davidwhittingham8617]

The government and councils should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves for placing so many barriers in the way of our farmers, these people should be helped and encouraged to farm the land for the good of all of us.

[@milkwater1204]

Farmers - putting in the most effort to get the smallest slice of profit since the beginning of time.

[@TheSabatuer]

Yes! Bring down the awful bureaucrats and idiotic councils that are just proven obstacles to growth.

[@richardho5955]

I love the stuff Jeremy Clarkson does because he is genuine, respectfully disrespectful, funny, very smart intellectually and in reality doesn’t give a tinker’s toss about authority… government, political correctness or woke muppet dictates. Brilliant!! 🏍️🎸🍺🍺🍺😎👍👍

[@TheOptimistCynic]

[ ... Respectfully Disrespectful ... ] Brilliant ! Never heard a better description of Jeremy Clarkson. Well done, mate! Bravo

[@HerbertDuckshort]

Clarkson did more for British farming in one series than BBC’s Countryfile did in 35 years.

[@clovermark39]

Yes it’s an eye opener. Great stuff.

[@TheHamiltonRacing]

And the NFU!

[@willie8976]

Yep I watched from wicklow in Ireland,,it was a great show he also showed some of the absurdities with the environmentalist zealots ,,,the cotswold is beautiful its like parts of wicklow ,,,

[@eugenedreyer4805]

Yes absolutely. Country file does lambing in thatched barns and so on.

[@Josh981]

The show is brilliant. Watched season 1 and 2 with my son and always brings us to laughter. Jeremy certainly knows what makes a good program. Love all the characters and Kaleb is an absolute star and has great patience.

[@BlueKnows]

Stuck the farming show on one night about 11pm. Ended up staying up all night watching it back to back. Was absolute genius! 👏🏻 Good interview that too 👏🏻

[@jamescagney2713]

WW2 was a little like that they say. Popped it on in 1939 and just ran with it to 1945.

[@ethanmontoya6162]

American here. I’ve loved clarkson and the other two since I stumbled upon bbc top gear years ago. Jeremy’s farming show is wonderful. He’s one of the few celebrities I’d be jazzed to meet and chat with.

[@davidhowell1415]

Clarkson is doing more for the environment than anyone who owns an electric car I’ll wager a magic card collection on it

[@nicholasbeech932]

It’s been the best thing I’ve watched on the telly in years - I’m from Doncaster same as Jeremy and my mam worked for his mam.

[@louisasmiles]

Making Paddington?

[@nicholasbeech932]

@@louisasmiles absolutely, Mrs Clarkson used to deliver the materials to my mam for her to assemble - she even brought me a Paddington Bear circa 1977 when I was 5 - he still stands proudly on our landing at home

[@Winston.Smith101]

Thank you Jeremy for highlighting the plight of Farmers and level of beauracrcy and hurdles they face 🚜 🐑

[@JS-pondering_reality]

To really see the other side of Jeremy, I would recommend watching the following: The Greatest Briton, where he championed Isambard Kingdom Brunel, and the 2 programs he made about the Victoria Cross (the raid on St Nazaire and opperation Market Garden (a bridge too far)), this is where you get to see that he is not just a one trick pony. But away from motoring shows Clarksons Farm is probably his stand out moment.

[@user-pt1ow8hx5l]

Indeed!!!!!!! He's old driving around europe programmes made circa 2000 pointed to those very qualities.

[@debbiecavell4723]

A joy to watch ...The Best Programme for a VERY long time ..Thankyou Jeremy and team .. Cant wait for the 2nd series 😍

[@Milkydrummer]

“It’s like hoovering water” …the guy’s so good with analogies

[@alessandromazzini7026]

Jeremy IS THE ONLY ONE IN TELEVISION that truly understand how environment works and how we can make a difference

[@sabejreid2072]

Glad he's doing the Show - hope it will be No 1 globally

[@tyronewhitehead3123]

I watched all the farm series and yes I learnt quiet a lot about farming well done to all who worked on that show

[@RugMatt1]

Giles’ demeaning comments about Richard and May were unacceptable. The old Top Gear and the The Grand Tour would be nothing without the trio.

[@elirien4264]

Yeah. He's also, apparently, very nervous and annoying.

[@jumblyman]

He was a bit cringey but I have to agree with him. They were foils for Jeremy and often TG was too staged, JC says he was just playing a character most of the time.

[@seanhamilton4175]

Yeah,I like Giles but found that a bit weird. Both Richard and James have had their own shows watched by millions

[@DavidImpatief]

Afternoon R. Richard Hammond uses the same pub as my mate. He really, really is not a fan of Richard Hammond. The wife loves James mind. Obviously she has great taste. Regards

[@ForceFreeTrainergirl06]

I've just finished watching the second series of Clarksons Farm and I've loved both series. This latest was hilarious in parts and I laughed out loud several times. The issues that Jeremy had in the second series with the Council were so frustrating I found myself feeling angry on his behalf. I do hope that after the series finished filming he actually took the Council to Court because in my opinion it was absolutely clear they were discriminating against him out of all the local farmers. They resented the fact that he was a media personality and petty jealousies surfaced. The series really did bring to light the nastiness and pettiness of those sitting on the council at that time. I sincerely hope they've been voted off in the interim. They didn't deserve their positions.

[@stephenoliver958]

100% agree, for one person to say “he has plenty of money he doesn’t need the restaurant “ they totally missed the point, through jealousy, that many people would benefit from it

[@Vivienwestphal]

I affirm that seeing "real propper people" on TV was awesome 😍 Caleb is indeed a gem and a great natural comedian 💎👌😂

[@saveBRITAIN-e3n]

Clarkson's farm has opened my eyes, we lucky to have farmers!

[@padraiggeaney3167]

What a normal genius of a man love his attitude to everything keep it up jeremy

[@kurtgellert9166]

As urbanites continue to blast the rural communities as backward and non-woke, Clarkson shows the importance and value the rural farm communities add to society and the challenges they face to bring food to our tables. And it’s hilarious along the way. Bravo Jeremy, Caleb, Gerald, and Charlie…

[@loredelore7286]

He taught people about the reality of feeding thousands of people and the difficulties is poses.

[@Michael-lt5eq]

One of my favorite humans for my whole life, as an American thats watched him since I was about 12. Love what he is doing for awareness of farmers and their difficulties when they supply so much for us all

[@darmastutidarmastuti]

Clarkson farm is the first reality show i watch....and i loved it..just like Jeremy said,,i loved the people's in Clarkson farm,,their were all genuine people's...not celebrities or famous people...

[@peterxyz3541]

True: Big difference between dropping $250k on luxury items vs $250k on a struggle to make a business.

[@gypsyrubbertramps3487]

I loved season 1 of Clarksons farm and so thrilled to see season 2. It’s funny, interesting and I have learned so much about the area and farming. Amazing show!

[@markm1191]

National treasure is Jeremy , Sir Jeremy Clarkson should be . Great chap too use see often when lived Chippy , always a smile n polite wave or hi , says things as they are , and not scared try or say all aspects things, isn't that the essence of life . Bravo 🍻

[@kenhubar9934]

Being honest is what makes Jeremy likeable. I think we instinctively respect honesty even if it is disagreeable to us .But we must also be honest with ourselves

[@jamescagney2713]

To what point? I have seen stuff in the past where he seems to be rather rude about the Germans and the Americans and the BBC seem to endorse it? The guy is better off our screens imo. Unfortunately, I own a second home close to his cotswold place so still need to share the roads with the fool.

[@patsyporter1266]

Hello Jeremy, you are a great story teller, in particular the history films, miss you! thanks for youre work

[@GT380man]

Good reminder. He has huge respect for military people & outstanding exploits.

[@IAmTheRealBill]

His history shows were most excellent.

[@mr.hernandezdrives]

God bless you for many many yers to come Jeremy

[@phijason97]

Gotta love Clarkson, man just says it how it is 😂

[@melissacrawford303]

Bravo Jeremy!! I'm looking forward to season 3.

[@literallyshaking8019]

I’ve been a Top Gear and Grand Tour viewer from day one, and oddly enough, I think I liked Clarkson Farm more than both of them.

[@GlideYNRG]

One of the many highlights of the show is seeing him "get it". Getting the whole thing. And, the perseverance of the systems you have to deal with.

[@Bevan69]

Jeremy is brilliant , he's highlighted many issues that farmers face, he's opened my eyes about farming and the struggles that they Go through, keep doing what you are doing it's great x

[@LynnEbury-k7s]

I take my hat off to Jeremy. At LAST, someone actually televising the daily struggles of British farmers. Well done Jeremy. Thank you SOOOOO MUCH. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jtomos]

Jeremy Clarkson is the most based person I've ever seen on TV. No wonder the woke mob hates him.

[@TheSabatuer]

Ding ding ding! Right on the money, the only reason this man isn't celebrated for the treasure he is, is because half the society is mentally insane with the woke mind virus, no and that's not hyperbole. They wouldn't dare praise him for the excellent masculine role model he is.. I respect and appreciated him from day one, he has unmatched testicular fortitude and charisma, they fear men like that and will work to denounce him at every turn.

[@paulbooth77]

Jeremy is a natural entertainer. His unorthodox approach makes this show so watchable. Far more entertaining than either of the car shows tbh

[@SAGUY1971]

Jeremy needs to voted in as the UK's Minister of agriculture and made changes that are favorable towards agriculture and farming in general.

[@kazza8762]

And I love how hes trying to diversify and the shop helps other local farmers

[@timbayofquinte5486]

Love Clarkson’s farm series. Much better than the car show, which isn’t even about cars anymore…

[@GT380man]

As a Top Gear fan, I also rate JC’s Farm over Grand Tour.

[@dograinengland3813]

I just finished this show. I became a fan of Jeremy and Koleb. Going to visit them soon

[@garyc5483]

Clarkson is the best presenter on tv IMHO. You can tell this is a radio program because the interviewer never stops waving his arms about (bloody annoying) which makes you jump when they come out of the screen at you.

[@felixleiter5092]

Would you like to see clarckson on the bbc and sky political shows on Sunday??? Treble ratings for sure!!!

[@garyc5483]

@@felixleiter5092 The BBC do not deserve Clarkson.

[@felixleiter5092]

@@garyc5483 and we are lucky just to know him on the tele!

[@baldnutbaz]

Watched and really enjoyed the full series it gave me a great insight and respect for farmers.

[@jfrancese8859]

From Australia, best show I have seen in a long time.

[@donaldmorrison9940]

I think Clarkson gets away with being rich and un-politically correct because he doesn’t virtue signal. There’s no hypocrisy

[@Papatuanuku]

Awesome bro my grandfather was a cadet farming in chippingnorton during World War II and came to New Zealand at 17 years old I like your attitude can’t isn’t in your vocabulary ✌🏼😂

[@wayneswitzer3890]

Love your shows, like top gear and jeremy clarkson farm show, and you hammond and may made top gear great .

[@grahamball364]

Clarksons farm has been a great insight into life on the farm by a man ,who in the past has been known for his car programs,it’s a very different side of Jeremy,what it’s is good entertainment by a man who is willing to have a go ,Great show .🌲🌲🌲🐝🐝🐝🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🌲🌲🌲🌲🐝🐝🐝. 🚜👍

[@elisabethj.v.beardsell9853]

Well done Jeremy, you have done a wonderful job.keep up the good work.

[@celestebredin6213]

Love the elephant drawing you have on the wall‼️

[@aprilblossoms4]

I am really glad he did the show. I have surprisingly learnt a lot about farming and the ridiculous costs involved in it. I don’t even know how the farmers do it considering it’s already back breaking work.

[@TheByard]

I didn't like it when they just wrecked things on Top Gear, but here I am watching JC wreck things on his farm and I enjoy it. But the difference is it's not done intentionally and they fix it afterwards, often for the better. People should never get jealous of others spending their money, because every thing they buy is made by someone, sold by someone, delivered by someone and maintained by someone. If they leave it under the mattress it's just the housekeeper that has to sweep round it. Another Cotswold farming program shown on KZbin is Harry's Farm, now Harry studied farming at university and so explains farming in an excellent way. He pulls apart articles on saving the planet and is even doing soil test that prove his best soil is pasture grazed by beef cattle. He is also looking into how many harvest years are left on his farm. It's an education to watch. PS: He also has a barn full of cars. Harry's Garage on KZbin.

[@GT380man]

I’ve the same philosophy. Not a tenth of Clarkson’s pile but still, it’s there to be spent. I try to bias spends as much as possible to local &/or small family businesses. If I don’t, they won’t be around!

[@GT380man]

Is that Henry Cole? The old machinery & bikes Guy?

[@Userjdjddss]

Great man he’s doing very well

[@neiledwards5100]

Clarkson should be the English prime minister

[@sabejreid2072]

Not a bad idea

[@rigbytheaussie8925]

I honestly love how much Jeremey praises Caleb. It’s so wholesome how much he loves the kid and supports him.

[@brendangoodenough173]

Love it, nail on head...

[@supersonicsid5930]

Jeremy was actually sounding like a farmer , Who would ever have put money on that

[@slartybartfast5368]

And he’s got the obligatory farmer shirt🙄…. I’m not completely sure, but I don’t think tractors or range rovers work properly if you don’t have the shirt on….. fantastic series!!!!

[@ohshitwhatwasthatnoise5093]

What a loveable human.

[@gabrielgomescunha]

Seeing Jeremy being humble is refreshing

[@Canuckmom128]

I see Jeremy and Giles..I click. I am a Canadian Grandmother - the furthest thing possible from a gear-head, but I enjoyed watching top gear and I love the Grand Tour, because of “the boys”. I’ve watched both Seasons of the goings on at Diddley Squat, and hated to see them end. Very informative, funny, and thought provoking. I love Jeremy’s irreverence and witty repartee with the local Council, and I really enjoy the insights from Charlie, and the local farmers that provide dairy, etc., to the Farm Shop. I could have wept for those poor farmers who lost half their herd to Bovine Tuberculosis. And Kaleb…I mean..seriously..he’s a 40 year old in a 22 year old body. Bloody brilliant, and he has no trouble telling Jeremy how it should be. Jeremy said EXACTLY what I was thinking about NOT producing food in the UK. Go back to 1940, and see how that worked out (better yet, watch the BBC Series: “The Wartime Farm” - it’s up on KZbin.). Anyway…I do hope they are working on Season 3. We all need more of Clarkson’s Farm.

[@ShotInTheDark]

Great interview with clarkson looking more human with each moment.

[@MrAluntus]

Jeremy is brilliant

[@jacquelinearcher1158]

In Devon we have Wilfred Emmanuel- Jones MBE,…the Black Farmer…who makes exceedingly good sausages

[@parisparis4911]

Great show! I loved it. Funny and educational for this city gal!

[@berniebolder8939]

Best broadcaster and presenter in my lifetime, the last of the non pc people..

[@sabejreid2072]

AGREE GRETA IS A SCHOOLGIRL

[@Crazy_Worlds]

Great show. Congrats on winning the NFU award. Well deserved.

[@jamescagney2713]

New Fools Unmasked ?

[@giaatta9303]

I loved the irrigation information. Wow. So fascinating

[@soniahannah8263]

I don't care what his net worth is... He's hilarious, and he's genuine in a world where we're being forced to be false. He's the one constant!

[@michaelmacdonell4834]

Clarkson discovers the real world. He comes out of it better than I expected.

[@EssentiallyLivingtheDream]

You are such an inspiration, amazing and you inspired us to create our KZbin channel with how incredibly natural and real you are. You really are opening peoples eyes!!! We went through a really tough patch last year, we lost our farmland and ended up renting a really rundown patch of land. Its nothing like what you have but creating the videos is spurring us on and keeping us going. One day, you never know but we might be in a position to have a farm again. We can only live in hope.

[@stuffthings3728]

I think it would be a good idea. If we let the farmers farm and just buy their stuff at the end. I don't remember anyone dieing from winter barley.

[@zenstrata]

We can forgive Jeremy because he's a real person, he earned what he has today. He's not some unrealistic poofter who wants to save the whales and make everyone who doesn't make several hundred thousand pounds or more per year struggle buying food while those other buggers live in their luxury cottages and eat their ice cream while telling us how they think we should live our lives.

[@sabejreid2072]

AGREE

[@marcdaniels9079]

Great video but could have done with a bit less sycophancy from Coren. I am sure Hammond and May will be delighted to have been portrayed as sidekicks who have their jokes written for them by JC. Somewhat under values their enormous contributions to TG.

[@kevcherrett2914]

Jeremy, you rock, the world needs more Clarksons, keep on winding up the proffesionaly offended muppets

[@caractacus22]

Well done, Jeremy, on the yellowhammers!

[@chloehennessey6813]

Hammond and May are just studio puppets? Bro. James may and Richard Hammond are national treasures.

[@sabejreid2072]

Agree, love them too.

[@charleswillcock3235]

Thank goodness that the BBC no longer monopolises what people in the UK have to watch. I think it is about time the BBC licence fee was scrapped. KZbin has much better content - more relevant, more up to date. More diverse.

[@MarkARhodie]

I binge watched it yesterday and enjoyed it.

[@danielhoven570]

I really love Jeremy Clarkson, one of a few celebrities who’s opinion has value

[@sabejreid2072]

Because he's had a full, thrilling up and down life and lambasts the utter establishment fools.

[@remyllebeau77]

Jeremy, thank you for an amazing show, and please make sure you can keep making more seasons!

[@Howie47]

Maybe the Brits need to start listening to Jeremy? He sounds like he's starting to see the light of getting away from what the Western modern societies have led the world into. The nonsense, self-involved, celebrity seeking lives we now all suffer from.

[@banzai385]

Well done Clarkson , the first celeb who was filmed without a bookshelf behind him ! He is real , non woke , non pc , not inclusive or diverse , not gay or trans or racist ! long may he broadcast !

[@Chemist9662]

Good interview Jeremy, you are a household name in Virginia over dinner, man

[@giaatta9303]

Fantastic interview! I now like the farmer Jeremy… I did not like the car Jeremy. Toooo amazing. I find it surprising. Keep doing what you do Jeremy. Love farming and Jeremy for showcasing the challenges and hard life of farming. Wow.

[@tonynewcombe9075]

Harry’s farm is another very good watch , Mr Clarkson should look at it .

[@Rasscasse]

Interesting stuff. Enjoyed watching. 👍

[@D4n1t0o]

The reason Jeremy being wealthy doesn't bother anyone is because he makes no apologies for it. He's worked hard, earned his way, saved well and now he has money. Good for him. It's only really unpleasant to see when it's unearned, like rich kids or children of celebs.

[@IAmTheRealBill]

I think that him not being a pretentious sod about it and not lording it over others as if it makes him better than us is a huge part of it.

[@drzainnas]

great people and show too👍👍

[@johndykstra1364]

They asked the farmer what he was going to do when he won the lottery I'll keep farming till it's gone

[@TheChukklebunny]

Not only has Clarkson redefined broadcasting but he created a unique style of journalism, often emulated but never equalled. When the history of broadcasting is written he will be acknowledged as the only programme maker who truly understood the medium.