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Clarkson’s Farm, June 11, Amazon Prime

Jeremy Clarkson is many things - a journalist, a broadcaster, and a man who travels the world in supercars – but he is not a farmer. That’s unfortunate because he has just bought a 1,000-acre farm in the English countryside and has decided to run it himself, despite knowing nothing whatsoever about farming. This new series follows an intense, backbreaking and oft-hilarious year in the life of Britain’s most unlikely farmer and his team, as they contend with the worst farming weather in decades, disobedient animals, unresponsive crops, and an unexpected pandemic.

Helped only by his gang of agricultural associates, Clarkson quickly discovers that a modern farmer must be a conservationist, scientist, shepherd, shopkeeper, midwife, engineer, accountant and tractor driver, often at the same time. Despite the calamities that ensue, this is most de nitely not The Grand Tour Goes Farming. Here on the farm, the failures have real emotional consequences and Jeremy, completely out of his comfort zone, must lean on others as he strives to grow crops, rear sheep and pull o environmental projects that are close to his heart. And yes, you read that last bit correctly. This is Jeremy Clarkson as you’ve never seen him before.

The Kominsky Method (Netflix)

Sandy Kominsky (Michael Douglas) has to navigate what ageing looks like without his longtime friend Norman Newlander (Alan Arkin) by his side in the third and nal season of The Kominsky Method. Life only becomes more complicated with the arrival of Sandy’s ex-wife, Roz (Kathleen Turner). The pair’s famously volatile relationship is further in amed when she comes to LA to spend time with their daughter Mindy (Sarah Baker) and her boyfriend Martin (Paul Reiser). This nal season of The Kominsky Method deals with money, death, love, murder, and dreams coming true. In other words, the usual.