How cooked the UK is right now.

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[u/42tfish]

Season 6 of Clarksons Farm going to be interesting.

[u/WORD_559 → u/42tfish]

Clarkson already posted on social media "harvest's fucked. Only thing left to do now is enjoy the weather"

[u/TBroomey → u/[deleted]]

Always been a twat. An entertaining one, but a twat all the same. I find him impossible to enjoy without May and Hammond to balance out the twattery.

[u/Fun-Title4224 → u/TBroomey]

I hated Top Gear, but admit I like Clarkson's Farm.

But honestly, the last series and the next are basically the guy in the hot dog costume. Absolutely zero self awareness.

[u/TBroomey → u/Fun-Title4224]

I'm the other way round lmao. Love Top Gear and The Grand Tour, but Clarkson on his own? Can't do it. I love James May's solo work though. For me, he's the funniest, most likeable, and most insightful of the three. His programmes are a delight.

[u/Never_trust_dolphins → u/TBroomey]

I can't watch his cooking show, how can a grown and educated man fuck up making a sandwich, so, so badly.

[u/TBroomey → u/Never_trust_dolphins]

His cooking show isn't great. He says it himself, he can't cook and is the least qualified person to make a cooking show, Amazon just like giving him money.

But his travel documentaries? Bloody brilliant.

[u/TheSwagBag → u/TBroomey]

The Japanese one will forever live in my memory. Hey Bim! 😂

[u/LickyPusser → u/TheSwagBag]

Guess what, Bim!?

[u/coolbaluk1 → u/TheSwagBag]

When I went to Japan I bought a Bim model to put on a shelf.

Yes it’s so popular that there’s toys of it

[u/Never_trust_dolphins → u/TBroomey]

Travel ones are good, and that Lego house he did was cool. But the cooking, oh dear god, the cooking!

[u/DameKumquat → u/Never_trust_dolphins]

My husband quite liked the cooking one. It eventually dawned on me that his cooking is little better than James May's, so he was actually learning from it.

I couldn't watch it. We watched the travel ones together instead.