The trials and misadventures of the staff at a country veterinary office in Yorkshire. James Herriot, a young animal surgeon, moves to a small Yorkshire town to begin his first job.
Another slice of 1930s veterinary life fresh from the horse's mouth. The vets have to deal with illness on the grouse moors, and James has to save a cow.
Those well-loved vets, including a pre-Doctor Who Peter Davison, save the lives of more unwell animals. James and Helen try to adopt a wayward cat.
Hilarious antics with the rural pre-war vets, with Christopher Timothy taking the part of writer James Herriot. Mrs Pumphrey needs James's advice.
James has to perform an emergency operation in the classic series that's all about farming, funny stories and fantastic scenery. A blast from the past!
Animal antics on the Yorkshire Dales in the classic TV series. A local ne'er-do-well vows to turn over a new leaf to pay for treatment for his ill dog.
It's a time for squabbling amongst the three Yorkshire vets working at the same practice. The vets all want an evening out, but find their diaries clashing.
Comedy among the country folk in the long-running show. A dog comes round from an operation and wanders off - upsetting Siegfried and James's evening plans.
Classic drama from the Dales with the vets always busy with animals and other antics in the 1930s. To Tristan's dismay, he becomes highly regarded and in demand.
The 1930s-based country vet series that paved the way for Sunday night entertainment as we know it. Siegfried is faced with an outbreak of foot-and-mouth.
Tears and laughter at the 1930s country practice that caters for the real animals in the community. James upsets the greyhound owners at the local dogtrack.
Doctors at work in the Dales, specialising in our animal friends. Siegfried is determined to find out who is responsible for an outbreak of poisoning.
All things bright and beautiful in the series which will bring back memories of cosy Sunday nights. James gets a glimpse of upper-class life.
There'll be tears before bedtime when the 1930s vets face a heartbreaking job in the classic drama series. A man has to be told that his dog has lost its sight.
A voyage back in time to a more innocent age to meet the Yorkshire vets. Siegfried, James and Tristan deal with domestic disharmony in their own ways.