Television Amazon Studios ByHelen A. LeeUpdated: Jan. 21, 2022 12:22 pm EST The British TV documentary series"Clarkson's Farm" documents the efforts of "TopGear"-head Jeremy Clarkson as he attempts to operate a 1,000-acre farm in the Cotswolds. Think of it as a fish-out-of-water-style premise: A celebrity who has built his name on being a sharp, knowledgeable father figure realizes he has no idea what he's doing in a new context. Many viewers found the first season to be a pleasant surprise, with The Guardian calling it "quite fun to watch."Clarkson says in the first episode that he bought the farm in 2008, and it was run by "a chap in the village" who decided to retire in 2019. So, he decides to farm it himself.Cue the mishaps, which have over the first season included the star electrocuting himself, buying a tractor that's too complicated for anyone to use, and messing up things more than a few times. However, with the help of some experts, he makes it out alive — even though, as he...
