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Channel 5 renewed the All Creatures Great and Small reboot for a second series after its debut drew in a record five million viewers, with fans praising the series for its re-imagining of the Yorkshire vet Herriot.
Filming for All Creatures Great and Small’s second series was hit by delays due to the Covid pandemic, but production finally began earlier this year.
The first series focused on young vet James who moves to Yorkshire to land a job as a veterinary assistant to Siegfried, played by Samuel.
Callum plays Siegfried’s errant brother Tristan, while Anna Madeley takes on the role of housekeeper Anna Madeley.
Transformation: Vintage cars were placed in and around the set to transform the show into the 1930s, and shop fronts had been changed to match stores that would have been there at the time
It also stars Rachel Shenton has Helen Anderson, who viewers have seen form a blossoming romance with vet James, even leading her to flee her wedding during a Christmas special.
December’s festive episode concluded with Helen and James still unable to reveal their true feelings for each other, even after she ended her romance with handsome landowner Hugh (Matthew Lewis).
Elsewhere widower Siegfried plucked up the courage to finally kiss Dorothy (Maimie McCoy) at the Christmas Eve party, while Anna was devastated when her estranged son Edward failed to turn up for the occasion as he’d promised.
On its way: Filming for All Creatures Great and Small’s second series was hit by delays due to the Covid pandemic, but production finally began earlier this year
Tristan remains in the dark about the fact that he failed one of his veterinary exams and isn’t fully qualified, and whether Siegfried will come clean about hiding the truth from his brother.
The original BBC series, based on a series of books by former vet Alf Wight, who wrote under the pen name of Herriot, aired from 1978 to 1990, with Christopher as the Dales vet and Robert as his boss.
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