All creatures great & small Series 2

Set in the rugged beauty of the dales of Yorkshire, England, this season continues the true-life story of young veterinarian James Herriot. Newly married to Helen and settled into a partnership with Siegfried Farnon--with the sporadic support of Siegfried's errant younger brother, Tristan--James fin...

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Corporate Authors: British Broadcasting Corporation, 2 Entertain (Firm), Time-Life Films, BBC Video (Firm), Warner Home Video (Firm)
Other Authors: Sellars, Bill, Timothy, Christopher, Hardy, Robert, 1925-, Davison, Peter, 1951-, Drinkwater, Carol, Herriot, James
Format: Videos DVD
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Burbank, CA : BBC Video ; Distributed by Warner Home Video, c2006.
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Table of Contents:
  • Disc #1: Episode 1: Cats and dogs / adapted by Brian Finch and directed by Peter Moffatt
  • Episode 2: Attendant problems / adapted by Johnny Byrne and directed by Christopher Barry
  • Episode 3: Fair means and fowl / adapted by Anthony Steven and directed by Robert Tronson. Disc #2: Episode 4: The beauty of the beast / adapted by Johnny Byrne and directed by Peter Moffatt
  • Episode 5: Judgement [sic] Day / adapted by Brian Finch and directed by Christopher Barry
  • Episode 6: Faint hearts / adapted by Anthony Stevens and directed by Robert Tronson
  • Episode 7: Tricks of the trade / adapted by Johnny Byrne and directed by Kenneth Ives. Disc #3: Episode 8: Pride of possession / adapted by Anthony Steven and directed by Christopher Barry
  • Episode 9: The name of the game / adapted by Brian Finch and directed by Robert Tronson
  • Episode 10: Puppy love / adapted by Brian Finch and directed by Kenneth Ives
  • Episode 11: Ways and means / adapted by Brian Finch and directed by Christopher Barry. Disc #4: Episode 12: Pups, pigs and pickle / adapted by Terence Dudley and directed by Robert Tronson
  • Episode 13: A dog's life / adapted by Johnny Byrne and directed by Kenneth Ives
  • Episode 14: Merry gentlemen / adapted by Anthony Steven and directed by Christopher Barry.