TV enthusiast and aficionado Jeremy Clarkson presents an honest, no-holds barred review of this year's TV offerings.
Some television is better than ever, while some of it is atrocious - and Jeremy Clarkson is going to say exactly what he makes of it. In this programme, he unpicks popular TV events and unearths wonderful hidden gems, with an eye for detail and a rogue sense of humour
Jeremy Clarkson takes a look at the highs and lows of the small screen, unpicking popular events and unearthing wonderful hidden gems. In this edition, he tries to save both Nigel Havers and the actor's career, examines a bucket of gravy and reveals the secret system used by lazy producers to invent atrocious TV shows
Jeremy Clarkson takes a look at the highs and lows of the small screen, judging shouty Americans, manufactured jeopardy and Tony Robinson. Back in the studio, he wins a staring match with a dog and is very brave when he is stung on the backside by an errant bee.
This week's episode of It's Clarkson on TV covers all the big topics: pubes, garden makeovers and Cornwall. Jeremy takes a close look at what's going on in Matt Hancock's trousers, and finally reveals his ultimate royal crush.
