Jeremy Clarkson's emotional farewell as 'lifesaver' leaves Diddly Squat Farm
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The fresh episode of Clarkson's Farm on Prime Video has been a hit with fans as Jeremy Clarkson, Kaleb Cooper, and newcomer Harriet Cowan deal with an unruly boar on their patch. A vet advised Clarkson that the boar, showing aggressive tendencies towards other pigs, was not suitable for the farm.
While the rest of the Diddly Squat Farm team were pleased to bid adieu to the cumbersome creature, another goodbye struck a sadder note. In a touching scene from episode three, Clarkson confided: "No one was upset to see Harvey [the boar] leave.
"But it was now time for another departure from Diddly Squat, and that was a bit sad."
Farmhand Harriet prepared to leave while Clarkson tenderly said: "So that's it, you're off.", reports Surrey Live.
Clarkson inquired, "Are you off back to Derbyshire?" Harriet nodded about her homeward journey, prompting him to warmly advise her, "Well, listen, you have been an absolute star,".
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He sincerely thanked her, "Thanks ever so much for all you have done, you have been absolutely brilliant,
"You saved my life, you did."
Jeremy had originally needed extra hands at the farm when Kaleb took off on his tour, and it was pal Charlie Ireland who recommended Harriet, the Derbyshire-based nurse with solid farming chops from her dad's place.
Despite knowing Harriet was only ever meant to be a temporary fixture at the farm, saying farewell didn't come easy for Jeremy.
In a moment of levity, he joked, "When we get stuck again, can I give you a call?" to which Harriet assured him she would always be there to lend a hand.
As she said goodbye to her temporary haunt, a static caravan, she quipped, "When you and Lisa fall out, she can come and live here."
He responded with a chuckle, "I like your thinking, I approve of that," as he showed his appreciation for his "lifesaver" upon their parting.
He fondly remarked, "She's a superstar, that one," while watching Harriet depart.
Initially, Kaleb wasn't exactly thrilled to meet another young farmer at Diddly Squat, but a sense of fellowship soon blossomed between them.
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