Kaleb Cooper confirmed to lead new Prime Video series as Clarkson’s Farm goes on “break”

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Prime Video has approved a new show starring Kaleb Cooper from Clarkson’s Farm, called Kaleb: Down Under.

This new four-episode series follows a farming contractor who’s incredibly passionate about Chipping Norton. He’s taking on a big challenge – his first solo trip to a major international farming market – hoping to expand his business.

Prime Video says that during his travels, Kaleb will connect with young Australian farmers and experience their way of life, learning how they manage the difficulties of farming in the region.

Kaleb’s time on the farm won’t be a vacation. He’s prepared to face the tough parts of the job, including blisters, sunburns, and physical strain.

Kaleb announced he was taking his first ever flight to Australia, inspired by the extensive travels of someone he spends a lot of time with. He said he’d always wondered what the excitement was about flying and decided to find out!

He added that he’d be heading to Australia to try out farming work for a few months, to see if he could expand his contracting business overseas.

I just heard that filming for the next season of Clarkson’s Farm is finished! Jeremy Clarkson said it’s going to be a bit before we get season 6, but it’s coming next year, which is great news. It sounds like they’re taking a well-deserved break for now.

In his recent column for The Sun, Jeremy Clarkson mentioned that the upcoming fifth season of his farming show will include emotional moments. This is due to an outbreak of bovine tuberculosis at his Cotswolds farm, which led to a two-month lockdown.

He believes the show’s editors will be able to highlight funny moments, and that season 5 will have some laughs, as they always do.

The Cotswolds looked beautiful in the bright sunshine. However, the actual work was exhausting.

He updated fans about the show’s future, explaining that filming has paused. “We’ve packed up the cameras for a bit of a break,” he said.

Okay, Kaleb is already out working in the fields with his tractor, and I’ll be heading out to join him as soon as I finish writing this. Life continues, and work doesn’t stop.

Filming on Kaleb: Down Under will kick off this autumn.

You can watch all four seasons of Clarkson’s Farm on Prime Video. New subscribers can get a 30-day free trial, then it costs £8.99 per month.

Seriously, if you love a good documentary – and especially if you enjoy seeing things go hilariously wrong – you *need* to add *Clarkson’s Farm* to your watchlist. I’ve been using the TopMob app – you can download it now – and it’s been great for finding shows like this, plus getting daily recommendations and all sorts of TV features. It’s how I found out about *Clarkson’s Farm* and I’m so glad I did!

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2025-10-08 23:26