Streaming platform yet to decide, but its executives were ‘shocked and disappointed’
Clarkson’s Farm could be cancelled after its next series, with Amazon bosses saying they were “shocked and disappointed” by its presenter’s comments about the Duchess of Sussex.
Khan said the team were “shocked and disappointed” but made the decision to continue filming the forthcoming series: “I think the thing that I want to say is that the show is so much bigger than Clarkson.” The industry magazine Variety has claimed that Amazon will cut its longstanding ties with Clarkson once he has fulfilled his existing contractual requirements, meaning Clarkson’s Farm could finish after the next series.
In response, the festival panel host Scott Bryan said the show was hard to separate from the presenter because it has Clarkson’s name in the title.
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