All Creatures Great and Small

Life for a newly-qualified veterinarian in a small town is not at all easy. To begin with, you have to find a job - and that's not a simple thing to do in the 1930s.

James struggles as he discovers first-hand that a vet's life is not as enviable as he once imagined.

Routine at the veterinarian practice is shattered when Siegfried employs a secretary and James meets Helen Alderson.

Siegfried has a major victory and his brother Tristan has to deal with pigs in more ways than one. James meets a rival.

The veterinarian practice continues to grow, but James' love life doesn't seem to have the same luck. Tristan takes a hand and arranges a double blind date.

James is successful planning a new date, without the assistance of his boss. Meanwhile, the practice loses a customer thanks to Tristan.

James' luck changes for the better in his romance with Helen. But for the Dalby family, there seems to be no such fortunes.

Siegfried gives some sound advice and James acts upon it.

James discovers that some farmers like to practice their own veterinarian medicine, and sometimes the vet can cure the farmer.

James and Helen have a working honeymoon, and Siegfried makes Tristan work for his finals.

When the animal stock of one man has invested all his savings is struck by a deadly disease, what can a vet do?

Tristan fails his exam, James discovers a guilty secret, and Siegfried embarks upon a physical fitness program.

Siegfried discovers that a gift given in good faith can often have negative consequences. James learns that coping with death can accidentally be the gift of life.