Season 3 of Clarkson's Farm brings more of the same comedy and rural chaos as previous seasons, which is a good thing. Clarkson's unusual approach to running Diddly Squat Farm, by farming the unfarmed, is paired perfectly with Kaleb's no-nonsense approach. The supporting cast of Gerald, Charlie, Lisa, and others are welcomed back and each have their own unique personalities that add to the humor of the show. There are moments of frustration as well as genuine emotion that occur in season 3 as well, which add a bit of reality to the show as well. As usual, the music and visuals are fantastic and really show the beauty of the English countryside. Sarah and I have really enjoyed this show and I hope it continues for a fourth season.

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