Jeremy Gets Emotional Saying Goodbye To His Sheep | Clarkson's Farm

Love that this shows that Jeremy isn’t the jerk many people made him out to be, but he actually has a heart of gold

I think if he watched his sheep go through the process from start to finish in the abattoir that would have been too much for him

Damn…. that was a swift execution by the slaughterhouse.

Dead before he'd even finished the paperwork
Wouldn't believe that's even legal as the purchase agreement wouldn't have been finished by that point - they skip it over so they can't back out or anything but it's a scummy practice which they expect to get away with because any other farmer would never go back
They should have been there until the paperwork was done. Rest in peace fluffs

This man is a heartless bastard, how can he eat that shepherds pie without gravy?

❤❤❤what is the recipe 😮😮😮😊😊

The bureaucraty is killing farming. We need to be more lenient with those who put food on our plate

All animals feel. All animals want to live. Make the connection.

His face says it all. Been a fan of Jeremy clarkson for years. Crying at the end of grand tour and again here. He isn't that bad of a bloke really. I don't know why people mock him. He just says it as it is and people don't like it. Like me been a Yorkshire man myself

i feel a bit sorry for jeremy, but thats the blunt face of food.

Oh Jeremy we do love you 🙏

Lol when was eating the mutton pie at the end 😂

In the end, those sheep are simply an economic resource to the farming enterprise. Except... when you fire them, they don't go on Unemployment... they go to the meat packing plant... and it's not for a tour.

It like shell shock. When he left the office.

He just wanted to say goodbye

Closest I've come to giving up meat

I'm 62+ years old and always wanted a farm but I know I could never do it. I get way too attached to animals and could never kill them. Jeremy, I cried a long with you when you went to say good bye and was told they were already dead. So sad, that's why I'm not a farmer. Good luck and God bless you Jeremy, you have a good heart.

As someone once said, "With livestock you also have deadstock"

Man you could just feel his emotion when they said they were already dead. He just wanted to say goodbye. At least he was able to eat them though

Him eating them at the end was so funny

Jeremy hates sheep though.

The guy ran. Off to get the sheep just before the paperwork was done. Maybe was their tactic. To save his heartbreak but they broke it harder

The look in his eyes said it all

this is the only reason i couldn't be a farmer.

We don’t feel guilty when we eat but he developed a connection through experience good times bad times, that with empathy. That was real emotions

Almost feel a bit sorry for the bumbling dumbass.

With that said though, mutton is lovely if cooked right.

Let it never be said that farmers dont care about their animals and only see them as source of income.

The sheep's colour scheme resembles the stig

What an ending

WHY DID I WATCH THIS?!

Love this program

I found out, I wanna goOooo,
It's a long way down Clarkson's Road,
A Farmer's RoooOoooad🐑🐏🐑

Did they take the sheep to kill them quickly so he couldnt change his mind???

The fact that he was pretty shook up over how quickly the sheep were taken off to slaughter, then went ahead and utilized their meat in spite of his misgivings speaks a lot for his character.

800 million animals are killed a year , we're doing this because the resources on earth will not be enough for them ( water , animal feed , medicine, power , etc)

I wonder if that guy lied about the sheep being dead but did it to ensure Clarkson didn't change his mind or get emotional. It is a better to think that's it's too late rather than actively leaving them and wondering when it will happen. But that's just wistful thinking. The guy seemed very callus and straightforward obviously since that's his job, he can't start thinking emotionally

Spoiler alert, he eats them :o

I mean he did say there was another surprise in store after he got sentimental for his sheep's, before they became a delicacy on his plate. Love this man nonetheless hahaha <3

So bizzarre. Just eat something else. Was murdering them really worth a fleeting meal?

I can relate. I fish and hunt but I still absolutely HATE taking a life. I don't even kill spiders in my house. I capture them and throw them outside. Every time I kill something I take a moment to thank mother nature for its sacrifice. Maybe nobody hears my thanks, maybe someone or something does. But it means something to me.

This was really sad

He drops the sheep off goes to do paperwork comes back and they are already dead that was absolutely the funniest thing I've seen in months.

Something tells me his next sheep will be showered with love before he even takes them to the slaughterhouse. Clearly he regrets not saying goodbye sooner.

That guy eagerly running to kill something..

I think that was actually the real clarkson. the big man act is just his TV personality.

Damn, this hit me hard. I expected a silly show and wasn't ready for these feels.