ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL - SERIES 3
- No of Discs: 4
- Episodes: 14
- Cert: PG
- Release Date: 23/10/2006
- RRP: £24.99
- Our Price: £11.98
All Creatures Great and Small Series Three brings a rich new trove of James Herriot tales to the screen. Set in the windswept dales of Yorkshire, England, the series perfectly captures the warm drawing room fires and freezing wintry barns of the English countryside of the thirties. While this remote area cannot remain untouched by the threat of impending war, there are still plenty of battles to be fought on the home front: on the farms, in the fields and hand-to-hand in the surgery.
EPISODES COMPRISE
SERIES 3
1. PLENTY TO GROUSE ABOUT - There is an illness going about Lord Livingstone's grouse moors. James and Helen find themselves chasing a cow through the countryside. (28)
2. CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME - The vets introduce new drugs for treating their clients' animals but have to charge realistic prices for the services rendered. (29)
3. EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY - James has a tricky time treating a boxer. Siegfried is amazed at new wonder drugs. Young David wants to become a vet. (30)
4. HAIR OF THE DOG - When the housekeeper must leave for a short while, Tristan attempts to keep house. An itinerant workman's dog is need of emergency surgery. (31)
5. IF WISHES WERE HORSES - Tristan is smitten with Debbie Mount, much to her father's dismay. However, when he treats their horse, Tristan curries favor with both Mounts. (32)
6. PIG IN THE MIDDLE - James and Helen nearly have their anniversary celebration ruined when a goat eats a checkbook. Siegfried's present saves the night. (33)
7. BE PREPARED - Tristan turns his attentions to the lovely Lydia, a new barmaid. Miss Westerman's dog does not help in the cause of this new romance. (34)
8. A DYING BREED - Siegfried and James attend a calving at a modern milking facility. Mrs. Beck manages to skip paying for her cat's operation. (35)
9. BRINK OF DISASTER - September, 1939. While James examines Mrs. Bailey's cows, a radio broadcast declares that Britain is now at war with Germany. (36)
10. HOME AND AWAY - Siegfried and Tristan are left to run Skeldale House. Siegfried is less than enamored with Tristan's culinary skills. (37)
11. ALARMS AND EXCURSIONS - Dogs are mysteriously being poisoned. Siegfried is determined to find the perpetrator and put an end to the slaughter. (38)
12. MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH - James saves a patient who had been poorly treated by an amateur vet. He then visits Lord Hulton's place to see how the other half lives. (39)
13. WILL TO LIVE - It is bad enough when a dog goes blind. It is even worse that James has to break this sad news to the dog's most neurotic owner. (40)
14. BIG STEPS AND LITTLE 'UNS - Siegfried and Tristan enlist in the Royal Air Force. The arrival of a female Polish vet could mean drastic changes in the affairs of Skeldale House. (41)
1. PLENTY TO GROUSE ABOUT - There is an illness going about Lord Livingstone's grouse moors. James and Helen find themselves chasing a cow through the countryside. (28)
2. CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME - The vets introduce new drugs for treating their clients' animals but have to charge realistic prices for the services rendered. (29)
3. EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY - James has a tricky time treating a boxer. Siegfried is amazed at new wonder drugs. Young David wants to become a vet. (30)
4. HAIR OF THE DOG - When the housekeeper must leave for a short while, Tristan attempts to keep house. An itinerant workman's dog is need of emergency surgery. (31)
5. IF WISHES WERE HORSES - Tristan is smitten with Debbie Mount, much to her father's dismay. However, when he treats their horse, Tristan curries favor with both Mounts. (32)
6. PIG IN THE MIDDLE - James and Helen nearly have their anniversary celebration ruined when a goat eats a checkbook. Siegfried's present saves the night. (33)
7. BE PREPARED - Tristan turns his attentions to the lovely Lydia, a new barmaid. Miss Westerman's dog does not help in the cause of this new romance. (34)
8. A DYING BREED - Siegfried and James attend a calving at a modern milking facility. Mrs. Beck manages to skip paying for her cat's operation. (35)
9. BRINK OF DISASTER - September, 1939. While James examines Mrs. Bailey's cows, a radio broadcast declares that Britain is now at war with Germany. (36)
10. HOME AND AWAY - Siegfried and Tristan are left to run Skeldale House. Siegfried is less than enamored with Tristan's culinary skills. (37)
11. ALARMS AND EXCURSIONS - Dogs are mysteriously being poisoned. Siegfried is determined to find the perpetrator and put an end to the slaughter. (38)
12. MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH - James saves a patient who had been poorly treated by an amateur vet. He then visits Lord Hulton's place to see how the other half lives. (39)
13. WILL TO LIVE - It is bad enough when a dog goes blind. It is even worse that James has to break this sad news to the dog's most neurotic owner. (40)
14. BIG STEPS AND LITTLE 'UNS - Siegfried and Tristan enlist in the Royal Air Force. The arrival of a female Polish vet could mean drastic changes in the affairs of Skeldale House. (41)
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Directors: Peter Grimwade, Michael Brayshaw
- Format: PAL
- Language: English
- Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
- Studio: BBC
- Run Time: 12hrs 2mins
