Fans of the smash-hit series are keen to see what season five might bring.

The show, led by Jeremy Clarkson, has captivated audiences across its four seasons, leaving them clamouring for more features from the beloved cast.

Despite the success on , some viewers are suggesting that the programme should avoid veering into "more radical ideas" that stray too far from its roots.

A recent discussion on the r/ClarksonsFarm subreddit saw suggestions flying in for the upcoming season to balance fresh faces with the tried-and-true, while keeping the show "grounded in reality".

There's a strong belief among the fanbase that a new season is already in the pipeline and that the wheels are in motion behind the scenes.

One enthusiast wrote: "I know there are still things left for Jeremy Clarkson to try (Alpaca farming perhaps?) but I don't feel the need for the show to try and introduce even more radical ideas, just to keep people's attention, rather than being a genuine attempt to make things as profitable as possible, as has been the case so far with the farm shop and now the pub.

"I guess I am saying that I want it to still be grounded in reality (such as the paint marker attachment for the seed drill) rather than trying something that stands no chance of working (like growing coffee) or feels like it is only being done for sheer spectacle (such as hiring a fleet of combine harvesters to try and complete the harvest in record time)."

Fans are largely in agreement with the sentiment that 'Clarkson's Farm' shines brightest when it focuses on Jeremy Clarkson, Kaleb Cooper and Charlie Ireland teaming up to tackle the daily challenges of farm life.

One enthusiast wrote: "There are some things they could revisit if they have time and a place for them."

Another concern raised by fans points to the danger looming over the pig woods stating. They shared: "The pig's woods are in serious trouble.

"A huge number of trees have been completely girdled by the pigs and they are going to die, full stop. The remainder are at risk."

"The dam presumably got finished but needs a revisit, as does the pond to see how it's coming along.

"Are the goats accomplishing their task of clearing bramble? Have any found their way to market yet?"

Some supporters are satisfied with the idea of natural progression suggesting: "I think after the confirmed season five I'd just be happy for yearly specials to see how the farming year went for Diddly Squat. Surely there'd be some shenanigans still and it could still be a fun watch!", reflecting a desire for regular catch-ups post-season.

Speculation is also rife about the show's longevity as one devotee speculated Clarkson's growing rapport within the agricultural community might signal an end is nigh.

They also noted that Clarkson has "finally got the establishment" within farming circles, which was absent in the first series.

They predicted: "I think season five will be almost about him stepping back from the actual farming with more of the focus on Kaleb and then season six will be mostly Kaleb antics, maybe introducing his family more into the show or a entire Kaleb and Harriet spinoff."

Another agreed, adding: "The show will potentially reach a natural conclusion at some point in the next few years, although I have every faith something similar starring Jeremy may take its place if he is physically able to do it."