EMOTIONAL Clarkson’s Farm fans have made a heartfelt plea to Jeremy Clarkson and Lisa Hogan ahead of the latest episodes dropping.
The final episodes in season three of the Amazon Prime Video documentary drop today (May 10).
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Fans have already been in tears during the first four episodes, which saw Diddly Squat Farm suffer a tough loss.
In particular, Lisa broke down after realising some of the piglets hadn’t made it.
Ahead of the final four episodes, viewers are hoping the remainder of season three won’t be as heartbreaking.
In response to one of Lisa’s Instagram posts about the upcoming instalments, one viewer wrote: “Can’t wait. The pig episode ruined me. Please tell me there’s no more sadness.”
Another penned: “Let’s hope it ends on a high note. Episode four had me tearing up in the end.”
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A third shared: “So sorry about your favourite mummy pig and the piglets. You are remarkable in the farm, you do so much.”
A fourth commented: “Such a beautiful and strong lady! Can’t wait to watch.”
Meanwhile, another fan added: “Sat here wondering if I can emotionally cope with another half like the last.
“Seeing Jeremy really emotional just finished me right off.”
In emotional scenes, Jeremy Clarkson cared for his pigs after they welcomed their first litter when a tragic moment took place.
It became clear something was wrong with the newborns.
Later, Jeremy is heard saying: “One of them is weak as hell,” while reaching into an incubator.
This was followed by Jeremy presenting Lisa with two piglets that, sadly, had died.
Upon seeing the deceased animals, Lisa responds: “Oh no,” before breaking down in tears.
Season three of Clarkson’s Farm has also seen the return of fan favourites including Kaleb Cooper and ‘Cheerful’ Charlie Ireland, who have featured since season one.
However, the farm’s ‘head of security’ Gerald Cooper (no relation to Kaleb) has been noticeably absent in the first half of season three.
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The first episode saw Jeremy learn of Gerald’s devastating prostate cancer diagnosis.
Previous episodes of Clarkson’s Farm are available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.
