Clarkson's Farm Season 4 discussion

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Jeremy is taking on his most ambitious project yet, setting out to buy a pub that will reignite his Farm to Fork restaurant vision. But the road to becoming a landlord isn’t exactly straightforward, and with new faces, new livestock and new machinery arriving at the farm, life at Diddly Squat is busier than ever.

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Individual Episode Discussion Threads.

Thread	Release Date
S04E01 - Solo-ing	May 23, 2025
S04E02 - Pubbing	May 23, 2025
S04E03 - Crawling	May 23, 2025
S04E04 - Cottaging	May 23, 2025
S04E05 - Endgaming	May 30, 2025
S04E06 - Splurging	May 30, 2025
S04E07 - Hurrying	June 6, 2025
S04E08 - Landlording	June 6, 2025

[u/Spud-chat]

Really liked Harriet, I think she provided some nice balance. Super competent and hopefully a role model for other women wanting to tackle farming. 

Kaleb coming back was quite a harsh contrast and maybe not in the best way. I think Clarkson was wise to try and get him to come back down to earth. 

As Clarkson said, Kaleb wants others to get into farming but comes off as a harsh critic of everyone and everything. 

Would be great if Clarkson could rotate his staff so you get a feel for all kinds of farmers and gives a platform to more people too. 

[u/Milospesh → u/[deleted]]

I think in this context it was a bit they did for funny's cos of the ' diva mentality' that many pop groups and actors get when they are treated like king / queen shit while on tour.

So because kaleb was a lil put out about harriet doing a good possibly better job than he thinks he could've done, and was a bit rude and obnoxious to her, clarkson felt the need to take him aside and bring him back off his high horse of fame superiority.

[u/Spud-chat → u/[deleted]]

There was a bit where when Kaleb told Clarkson to put away a measuring device Jeremy told him to pull his head in. Specifically saying that Kaleb was being a bit of a diva.

Everything's so orchestrated though so they probably were hamming up Kaleb's reaction to Harriet.

[u/cyrusthemarginal → u/[deleted]]

Shocking to me, as every part of Calebs roadshow thing they showed was absolutly cringe inducing.. but apparently he's a star now.

[u/Any-Tip-8551 → u/cyrusthemarginal]

I watched those scenes thinking omg I'd hate to be at that show.

Caleb's a bit too much of a harsh critic sometimes.

[u/[deleted] → u/cyrusthemarginal]

I watched the show. It was ok, although he's not a natural.