Seasons on Amazon Prime Video: 1 InvincibleĪmazon's animated adaptation of Robert Kirkman's superhero comic series isn't for the faint of heart. You can't help but smile when things go right for Clarkson (and helpers such as Kaleb Cooper and Charlie Ireland), and it's arguably the heart warming TV show for the times we live in.Ī second season has been greenlit, so now's the time to catch up if you haven't caught it yet. Sure, the Top Gear presenter still acts up for the camera a lot of the time, but there's genuine delight in his face when he gets something right. Yes, Clarkson's Farm is as ludicrous as it sounds, but it's actually a decent watch. Clarkson, in his infinite wisdom, decides to try farming the lands himself, and it goes about as well as you'd expect. Back in 2008, Clarkson bought a 1,000-acre plot of land, including Curdle Hill Farm, in Oxfordshire in the UK.Ī local villager – known only as Howard – used to tend the farm but retired in 2019. The latest Amazon Prime Video original series sees Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson try his hand at being a farmer. Season 2 is currently in production, too. Cue an epic quest to work out who this ancient warrior is, and whether they'll be able to save the world from the Dark One.Įxpect plenty of drama, R-rated violence (it's not a family friendly show), a dashing of humor, and plenty of fantastical elements that'll wow and shock you. When Moiraine and her Warder companion Lan Mandragoran (Daniel Henney) are forced to rescue five of the village's young adults from the Dark One's forces, they realize that one of this quintet is the so-called Dragon Reborn.
Rosamund Pike (I Care A Lot, Gone Girl) plays Moiraine, a powerful sorceress whose quest to find the Dragon Reborn – a prophesised champion who can defeat the Dark One – leads her to the small village known as the Two Rivers.
Based on Robert Jordan's beloved book series of the same name, The Wheel of Time is a fantasy show that offers an intriguing blend of Game of Thrones, The Witcher and Lord of the Rings in equal measure.
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