The Guardian -
5 Jun 2021 12:00

The polarising car fetishist takes to agriculture in a series that is surprisingly fun to watch. Is it OK to say that? You have an opinion on Jeremy Clarkson. This is understandable. He has been around and part of British life since the late 80s: first as a leather jacket-clad BBC Two curio, and then as the spearhead of the turn-of-the-millennium Top Gear resurgence, and then as one of the bestselling authors in the UK, and then he punched that producer, and then he ended up on Amazon, and now, ...
Share this Article