Clarkson's Farm beats Baby Reindeer to top UK streaming ratings with first four ... trends now
Clarkson's Farm has pushed Baby Reindeer off the top of the UK streaming ratings list with the Amazon show looking set for more record-breaking viewings.
The latest figures for Jeremy Clarkson's programme reveal it was watched more than any other show for the whole of last week in just 48 hours.
Statistics provided by 'Overnights TV' say it pulled in 11 million streamers on Sunday- with the first episode being 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 Netflix, is still popular with roughly 1.3 million streamers picking it over the return of Clarkson's escapades on Diddly Squat Farm, in Chipping Norton.
Clarkson's Farm is also storming ahead of the BBC's top show Blue Lights, a police drama set in Northern Ireland which saw just over 600,000 streamers on Sunday.
Clarkson's Farm has stormed to the top of the streaming ratings in just 48 hours
Stars of the show: (From left to right) Gerald Cooper, Charlie Ireland, Lisa Hogan, Kaleb Cooper and Jeremy Clarkson
This series Jeremy faces problems with crop failure, inflation and problems at farm shop
Baby Reindeer was knocked off its perch by the return of Clarkson's Farm
The first two series which were released in June 2021 and February 2023, were major successes immediately with Kaleb Cooper's and Clarkson's strong personalities.
The third series sees challenges at farm with plans to open a restaurant shutdown by local council red tape and the introduction of pigs to try to boost income.
Jeremy explains he cannot afford to keep all of his cows after West Oxfordshire District Council tells him has to close down his newly opened restaurant.
He says the local authority has 'gone completely mad' as an enforcement notice tells him to stop close restaurant immediately and reinstate the land to its original state.
The notice then lists a number of items he isn't allowed to keep in the area, which
