All Creatures Great and Small

1937: James Herriot interviews to be a veterinary assistant in Darrowby village in Yorkshire. He meets Siegfried Farnon, his idiosyncratic potential new boss, and his shrewd housekeeper Mrs. Hall. James is immediately put to the test.

Siegfried’s younger brother Tristan arrives, having passed his final exams at veterinary college and bringing his own unique chaos to Skeldale House. James starts to feel threatened when Tristan goes out of his way to impress his brother.

It’s race weekend and Siegfried is interviewing for his dream job at Darrowby Racecourse. James faces the toughest challenge of his career when he is called to treat Hugh Hulton’s pedigree racehorse, Andante.

Mrs. Pumphrey fears her beloved Tricki Woo is dying, so James takes Tricki back to Skeldale House for a period of rehabilitation. Siegfried wants Tristan to prove his commitment to being a vet. James gets closer to Helen.

James has been named Attending Vet at the town fair, where the locals try to cheat and bribe him. The Aldersons are hoping to sell their prize-winning bull. Hugh tries his best to support Helen. James is faced with an unenviable dilemma.

Siegfried has flu and James’s workload has doubled. James and Tristan must decide if they should perform a high-risk procedure against Siegfried’s advice. A surprise announcement brings James’s birthday to a difficult close.

It’s Christmas Eve, the day before Helen and Hugh’s wedding. As the Skeldale Christmas party gets underway, James is called out to the Dales, and Helen asks if she can go with him. Will he be able to suppress his true feelings for her?

Get a first look at the glorious new adaptation of James Herriot’s adventures as a veterinarian in 1930’s Yorkshire.