The fourth series of has finally landed on our screens, and we've been introduced to several new favourites already. During the latest instalment, embarked on his most ambitious project yet, setting out to buy a pub that would reignite his Farm to Fork restaurant vision. So far, viewers at home have met new characters at Diddly Squat farm, from brand new livestock to the charming new farmhand Harriet Cowan. With all these unfamiliar faces, Jeremy has already taken to social media to ask fans who they think is their favourite character from the fourth season.

He tweeted on X, "Series 4 of Clarkson's Farm. Who do we like most? Endgame? Or Richard Ham?", referring to Endgame being his new bull and Richard Ham, the piglet on his farm, who he's named after his Top Gear colleague Richard Hammond.

Hundreds of his followers flocked to the comments section to have their say. Many have agreed that the pig Richard Ham has made quite the impression on Clarkson's Farm.

One person said, "Aww, I love them both, but little Richard Ham is adorable. I'm really going to arrange a visit to your pub this summer, now that you say you don't need to book."

Another similarly echoed, "Richard Ham, no contest." A third also commented, "That's a tough one. Going with R Ham."

However, Endgame did get some honourable mentions, as one person typed, "Endgame is a beast!"

Despite the debate, many fans did say that Harriet was a stand-out figure from season four and are demanding that she be a permanent cast member.

One person said, "Sorry, I'm still thinking about Harriet Cowan, she's brilliant." Another also commented, "My wife and i love the show and yes, we're loving series 4 as well. Endgame, Harriet, Richard Ham, all of them."

Harriet stepped in to assist in the fourth series, bringing not only her expertise but also a touch of glamour to the show whilst Kaleb Cooper was away on tour.

But upon his return to the Chipping Norton farm, Harriet resumed her regular life. In a heartfelt moment, she bid adieu to the ex-Top Gear host Clarkson, who expressed his gratitude by saying she had been indispensable.

Clarkson's Farm can be streamed now on Prime Video.