Clarkson's Farm has pushed Baby Reindeer off the top of the UK streaming ratings chart as the Amazon show looks for more record-breaking viewing figures.
The latest figures for Jeremy ClarksonThe program shows that it was watched more than any other show in just 48 hours last week.
According to statistics from 'Overnights TV', it attracted 11 million streamers on Sunday, with the first episode watched by 3.7 million, the second by 3 million, the third by 2.3 million and the fourth by 2 million.
Baby reindeer, on Netflixis still popular with around 1.3 million streamers choosing the return of Clarkson's escapades at Diddly Squat Farm, in Chipping Norton.
Clarkson's Farm is also charging ahead BBC's top show Blue Lights, a police drama set Northern Ireland which saw just over 600,000 streamers on Sunday.
Clarkson's Farm has rocketed to the top of the streaming ratings in just 48 hours
Stars of the show: (left to right) Gerald Cooper, Charlie Ireland, Lisa Hogan, Kaleb Cooper and Jeremy Clarkson
In this series, Jeremy faces problems with crop failures, inflation and problems at the farm shop
Baby Reindeer was knocked out of place by the return of Clarkson's Farm
The first two series, released in June 2021 and February 2023, were immediate successes with the strong personalities of Kaleb Cooper and Clarkson.
The third series features challenges on the farm with plans to close a restaurant due to council red tape and the introduction of pigs to increase income.
Jeremy explains that he cannot afford to keep all his cows after West Oxfordshire District Council told him he must close his newly opened restaurant.
He says the local government has “gone completely crazy” as an enforcement notice tells him to immediately close the restaurant and restore the land to its original state.
The notice then lists a number of items he is not allowed to keep in the area, including plant pots, gravel, stone and wood chips and parking.
'I'm really sad today because for the past year I've opened the windows, opened the curtains in the morning and there are the cows. And I love that,” Jeremy says during the first episode.
'Making cow noises. It brightens my heart every morning to see them.”
Pepper is one of thirteen cows loaded onto the truck in heartbreaking scenes from the first episode of Clarkson's Farm 3
The former Top Gear and Grand Tour presenter then worries about the calves as he affectionately asks if they can sleep tonight.
But Kaleb, 25, tells Jeremy it's he who won't sleep as they'll be 'calling all night'.
Charlie Ireland, the land agent at the farm, is clearly concerned about Pepper's future and warns Jeremy when he asks what will happen to her.
“I wouldn't ask too many questions about Pepper,” he says. “Don't ask questions you don't want to know the answers to.”
There's an awkward moment of silence as Jeremy stares and blinks before turning and letting out a big audible sigh and muttering, “Oh Christ.”
Pepper is pictured during Clarkson's Farm 2, where Jeremy immediately drew attention to the beloved bovine when five-year-old Rosie asked him to care for her
Jeremy Clarkson with Kaleb Cooper in a scene from the first episode of Clarkson's Farm 3
At the end of the first episode, Clarkson receives the heartbreaking news that fan favorite Gerald Cooper has been diagnosed with cancer during a phone call with what is believed to be the 74-year-old's wife.
He tells viewers: 'Gerald had been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Something me and Kaleb talked about while trying to do what our absent friend normally does.”
Viewers are left in suspense as the former Top Gear and Grand Tour presenter looks horrified, before telling the cameras: 'Gerald has cancer. Oh damn.”
Clarkson reveals more details about Gerald's cancer diagnosis later in the second episode.
He tells viewers: 'Gerald had been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Something me and Kaleb talked about while trying to do what our absent friend normally does.”
Despite the sadder parts of the show, Clarkson's Farm remains popular among all age groups and in both urban and rural parts of the country.
Data shows that the program is currently the most popular from 4 to 65 years old.
While it also appears to be a favorite in the south, east, west, north and Scotland.
Viewers can watch the episodes on Amazon Prime.