All Creatures Recaps

On the latest episode of All Creatures Great and Small, Tricki Woo and Mrs. Pumphrey are back in all their glorious silliness, a family farm is in trouble, and James and Helen have yet another disastrous date. Meanwhile Skeldale House is obsessed with cricket and a disaster-ridden attempt to raise chickens.

In the second episode of Season 2 of All Creatures Great and Small, Helen comes out of her shell, and is grateful to James for encouraging her to attend a public event, but what will this do their on-off romance? Elsewhere, Siegfried engineers a very messy bovine explosion to put a client in his place.

Welcome home to Darrowby! As comforting as a good cup of tea and a warm scone, All Creatures Great and Small’s second season opens in a green and beautiful spring abundant with delightful lambs in the Yorkshire Dales. But as ever, it’s the humans that are troublesome

The finale of All Creatures Great and Small is immensely satisfying: Christmas snow, great knitwear, puppies, and Helen finally listens to her heart and realizes she's in love with James. Elsewhere, Siegfried finds the courage to make the first steps in a relationship with Dorothy, and best of all, Tristan is forced to dress up as an Elf.

In the penultimate episode of All Creatures Great and Small's first season, James defies Siegfried by attempting a risky, new surgery to save a valuable cow, but his professional triumph is shadowed by news from Helen that may break his heart.

In the latest episode of All Creatures Great and Small, the Darrowby Show reveals the dark underbelly of our favorite farming community as farmers and pet owners engage in underhand practices to win at any cost. Elsewhere, the Alderton family suffers a setback, and it looks like Helen’s relationship with Hugh is over—or is it? 

In the latest episode of All Creatures Great and Small, Skeldale House becomes a hotbed of deception, greed, and sloth (for some of the humans) when it turns into a doggie spa for Tricki Woo. Clive the bull needs medical intervention to fulfill his biological destiny, and James and Hugh engage in some male rivalry. For once, Tristan isn’t to blame for a near disaster, but Siegfried suffers a blow to his reputation as a moral guardian.

Two significant encounters on a narrow bridge frame the third episode of All Creatures Great and Small, in which we get an inner look at the elite world of horse-racing, both James and Siegfried stand up for what is right, and Tristan gambles his way out of trouble.

In the second episode of All Creatures Great and Small, a cow refuses to stand up, James becomes a dog’s uncle, and rivalry with Siegfried’s brother Tristan turns to friendship, as emotions run high at Skeldale House.

"Animals are the easy part. People cause all the bother." It's all too true for young veterinarian James Herriot as he interviews for a job in the Yorkshire Dales in the opening episode of All Creatures Great and Small.