All Creatures Great and Small Season 1: Official Trailer
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2020
- As seen on MASTERPIECE on PBS! All Creatures Great and Small stars Nicholas Ralph as James Herriot, along with Samuel West, Callum Woodhouse, Anna Madeley and Rachel Shenton!
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Okay, my brain produced its first serotonin molecule in ages when Tricki-Woo got his own credit
Kathy Garner - same!!
Bhahahaha! This comment 😂
You mean Derek?
We'll see if Tricki Woo gets his Char-Sui regularly.
I know ! Only true fans would know that dog. Lol
Really looking foward to watch new series.I played Rosie Herriot the daughter .I have so many lovely memories from back then ,with Carol drinkwater ,Christopher Timothy and lovely Linda Bellingham. I'm happy the series is back 😊
How cool! I watched the show as a very little child in the US with my parents in the....mid 80s?...when it was broadcast on PBS. Even today "Tricky Woo" is bandied about in their house to describe gadgets or skillful techniques.
Rebecca Ross Lynda Bellingham R.I.P.
Thank you for helping bring this wonderful story to life!! I read (and reread, and reread, and reread) the books, watched all of the series, and loved every minute!! I am so looking forward to the new version! (BTW. I am also a Ross. My father was adopted and his last name was changed) Again, thanks!!
How lucky u was to be in this prog rebecca
@Molly McCullagh Everyone, including her staunchest enemies, admired Margaret Thatcher... if nothing for her spitfire wit & her ability to jump answer any question landing on her feet.
My first thought was, "They're remaking this already?" Then the unpleasant truth: That was over forty years ago. Seems like yesterday I picked up a Reader's Digest at the dentists' and read my first brief excerpt from James Herriott, then I sought the first volume (double volume in the USA) -- then the movie -- then the TV series. I'll be watching for this one, too!
Michael Winkle lol, me too!
Michael Winkle I have all the books and loved them. Looking forward to this.
The clue should be in Diana Rigg right? I had a serious crush on her in my youth.
I read them all. Looks wonderful. Something to look forward to during the Covid winter!
The Readers Digest part really takes me back.
I’m loyal to the old series forever but I’m so happy to see James Herriot finally speaking with the accent he should lol
Yes it's great that so much of James back story is true
Don't know about you Melissa, but I watched the first in the new series and loved it!
When's it coming out I'd love to see it Yorkshire is beautiful and that's from someone lucky enough to be living in Ireland
@@Minime163 Ah, you should see the west country. Don't leave your wallet on the bar though.
@@robv1139 love to tour all the country areas and small towns and villages in the uk especially Yorkshire and the northern England counties even more than Scotland. It seems that like Ireland all the tourist spots rob you with a smile though
I love that they are listing the dog who plays Tricky Woo
Tricky woo was a central part of the book! He’s got to be listed. Lol
I wonder if he'll still be troubled by flop-bot?!
Films and shows usually do give credit to dogs that play a role. One of my yellow Labradors, named Austin, was the backup in the film “The Mountain Between Us” with Kate Winslet and Idris Elba filmed in B.C.,Canada. He was in one scene and his name is in the credits along with the lead dog.....as a dog owner, it’s neat to see them in the credits!. Likely Tricky Woo will have 2 dogs playing the role.
@@4labbies How cool is that! I loved that film, and the Lab (whom they should have named Walter after his deceased owner!) had a very important part to play in the story. I have a big Black Lab whom I rescued just over a year ago and whom I love to bits! ❤️🐾
Angela Kay the lead dog role was played by another local Lab here named Raleigh. My boy is his double and got 1 scene when Raleigh was sick. If you watch the scene inside the cabin where Kate’s character is unconscious, that’s my boy Austin!! There’s a few good shots of him. If you look closely comparing the dogs, the heads are different. Austin has a much bigger and blockier head. He’s a Cdn Grand Champion in the conformation show ring as well!
The fact that it only takes 2 seconds to understand Tristan's character is hilarious! 0:42
I've only seen the first episode as it only started in Ireland last night. from what I've seen of Tristan on this clip he seems like more of a spoilt rich kid than the likeable easygoing chap on the original series will have to reserve judgement until I see more he was my favourite character on the original series.
Robert Hardy is so sealed in my mind as Siegfried he'll be a tough act to follow for me. But I look forward to this, I loved the original and Herriot's books.
@ Laura Buckles A hard act to follow as Siegfried was my initial thought too, but when I saw they'd cast Samuel West in the part, perfect. He''ll do the character justice. I don't think they could have cast anyone better in 2020. Like you, loved the books - couldn't stop reading them until I'd read every one once I discovered the first, and 1970's TV series. So looking forward to this from the trailer. Haha ...Dianna Rigg as Mrs. Pumphrey.
I have a crush on the original Siegfried 🥰🥰🥰
The first Siegfried was portrayed by Anthony Hopkins in the movie version. At the time, I thought he was perfect, but he was surpassed by Robert Hardy when the series was done. Like you, I have it settled that Hardy IS the quintessential Siegfried Farnon.
@@bonsaipal All of the originals were tops: James, his wife (wives),Tristan & ofc Siegfried. They are engraved, like the books, on my emotional memory.
@@mckavitt13 Agreed, they will always be first, but I still look forward to seeing the new series.
This show was gentle and totally about nothing of consequence and I totally ate it up! So sweet, so twee, just what we all need in these crazy times!
Just what I wanted to hear. I will watch based on your experience. Thank you
Exactly the very definition of comfort viewing
You’ve sold me on it after one sentence lol.
"nothing of consequence"
Tricki Woo disagrees!
And yet, I hate to say it... I have always been in love with the original. The original actors are just hard coded in my 40 year old mind because it was something my grandpa would watch in New Zealand and share his stories as a sheep farmer....
I am sure this show will be awesome however.
OMG...I can't believe they're re-creating this series... this was my life growing up in rural New England as my father was "the country vet" for 50 years where we lived. I read all the books AND watched every episode when I wasn't with my father traveling the roads on his rounds tending to all the farms animals in the area... Can't wait!!
Eric Brungot I hope you post during the new series. I will keep an eye out for your thoughts.
Did you also become a vet?
@@2degucitas No, I became an RN...and it's funny...my parents had four boys and one girl and not one of us went into veterinary medicine. The work is very hard...at least it was in my father's day.
Wow! I wish I had a childhood like yours! It sounds like fun.
@@CandyAndromeda it was!!....I made sure I always went with Dad when it involved a sick horse....cows not so much...lol
With all the 2020 weirdness, this remake is like finding a rose growing in a rubbish heap.
👏🏻 well said
Simon West & Tristram fella do a great job in trying to live up to their preceders. No easy job. What they all did was to copy them bang on but yet let their own interpretation add to it. Somehow it works. Tristram no.2 (sorry name eludes) is actually even better, sorry Peter, as for James Herriot he is just the same, dull but as in the original he is the sounding board for all the characters to bounce off. One thing they don't do as the original is arms up cow poo tube. There is a stunt arm. Who knows it may belong to Christopher Timothy & Peter Davidson to supplement their meagre pensions. With Diana Rigg dying as Mrs Pumphrey & only series 1 they will have to recast. When they did recast for James Heriot's wife, I could never take to Lynda Bellingham somehow, not personally as a actor but they might have put in Jabba the Hut as she didn't reassemble Carol Drinkwater in any way. It was just lady in a terrible wig to me. Best they replace with a unknown actor rather than a 'name'. But they won't. Dawn French anyone?
@@seltaeb3302 All wonderful observations. I was wondering the same thing about casting another female actor for Mme Pumphrey. How about Frances de la Tour? Another fave for the role would be Annette Badland who was so deliriously absurd and overfed as Lady Alabaster in ANGELS & INSECTS (1995, starring Mark Rylance and Patsy Kensit).
I LOVE THIS❤️👍😍
@@rebeccatrussell1766 - Then you are in for a wonderful treat! I also enjoyed it, and I was overjoyed when the original series came out. But therre are many commenters who seem to think that enjoying the new version somehow violates the original.
I saw this trailer, thought "Oh, no, why?" then watched it and it really does look quite good. I like Herriot at least having a Scotts accent and the younger Mrs Hall was a surprise. Let's hope the bucket of hot water, some soap and a towel is still there.
I do have my doubts on the younger Mrs. Hall, guess I'll have to wait and see. Diana Rigg as Mrs. Ponfrey great.
We may all have to readjust, but it will be great to see it again!
Love this comment....especially the water, soap and a towel bit
Younger Mrs Hall? Reason not to watch it right there!
@@lenawagenfuehr53 I looked this up out of interest. Young Mrs Hall (Anna Madeley) is 44, older Mrs Hall (Mary Hignett) was 63 when the series started.
I named my son after Tristan in the show. He is a junior bio major and thinking about vet school.
Naming your son after Tristan? Wow! That’s cool. Good luck to our new Tristan!
The name worked!
The world needs more vets, I hope he does
Sadly, in the US it has become almost impossible to become a veterinarian. The program costs $250,000 for the tuition alone, plus room and board for several years, fees, etc., etc. you have to be rich to afford it. Then when you graduate you need to join a practice where you probably don’t make enough money to pay both your student loans plus rent, car, food, utilities, insurance, cell phone, etc. That’s assuming you don’t also owe a ton of money earning your bachelor’s degree. It’s insane. No wonder vet fees have been getting so very expensive.
I named my son after Tristan as well🙂
I've read all the books have the entire set of All Creatures. The stories pull you in with tears and laughter and the people are unforgettable. Looking forward to watch this on PBS, we need something to brighten our days with a good story. My Dad got me and my husband started watching this on PBS back in the 80's. The stories never get old. Quality programming at it's finest.
My father, a Kansas farm boy, loved the original series. RIP dad.
My father, an Australian farm boy, did also. RIP dad 😢.
I hope you enjoy the new series in his memory.
Sorry For your loss bro
In the 80's my parents and I watched (and re-watched many times) the original series with Christopher Timothy, Robert Hardy, Peter Davison, and Carol Drinkwater. I hope that this new vision will also do justice to James Herriot and his country practice.
Amen to that!
I have found the first two episodes to be very true to the original series, but expanded in wonderful ways that budget and newer technologies provide. The scenery is breathtaking, lush and green; practically a character on its own.
The housekeeper's role is as much companion to Siegfried as cook and housekeeper. She has a sixth sense for predicting his moods, and it plays out with wonderful subtlety. She's expert at bending his opinions so he arrives at her desired position on his own.
The animals are very well cast -- the cow in distress is marked in such a way that she's visible in a pasture with the herd. Herriot's interactions with Sigfried''s dog -- usually suspicious of men -- are what win his favor with the staid housekeeper. So much character development occurs without announcement, which beautifully fulfills the screenwriting axiom: "Show it, don't say it."
The first episode reaches back a little further to Harriot's home with his parents on the docks. It's just a few minutes at the top, but enough to tell a little more about Harriot as a person and his relationship with his folks. It's a wonderful way to kick off this redux.
@@SpankinHands Wow, I always wanted to go too England especially the Yorkshire Dales too! Never been to England before but, my Mom went to London once and it was great!
@@ajaugenti1976 -- I was born on Mouldsworth Air Force Base UK, then raised in California. Up until my 20s I was able to fly back-and-forth on military transport. That privilege dried up in the 90s under George Bush Sr., but I've been back a couple of times. London is stupidly expensive now. Gone are the corner curry shops and little tailors where you could get a fab tweed coat custom tailored to your dream specifications for £80 (I still have three of the dozen I picked up over the years, and every time I wear one, people ask where I got it.) There are still Fish/Chips vendors, but my old gut can't handle much of it.
If you ever go (if Americans ever regain admittance abroad), get out of the city. There were tons of farm and ranch B&Bs online. Some even offer horseback or buggy rides around the countryside. Opt for the "family breakfast" or "farmhand breakfast," which is usually around 4am. You'll eat with the workers from mountains of potatoes, sausages, roast beef hash made from yesterday's dinner, and lots of bread, usually white, but home baked. Oh yeah, and a giant can of pork-and-beans that I ate with breakfast once and never again.
A couple of times I chose B&Bs that tempted with "gourmet cook" or "foodie heaven." I preferred the basic, honest, glorious chow at the early breakfasts and worker's dinner. Why go to an English farm for French sauces and Thai-inspired fare?
There was an awesome farm hostel, where you could book a weekend or a month, and became part of the crew. I booked a weekend an screwed-up: I slept in instead of going to the Farmer's Market. So I booked for another weekend and it was fantastic. The hostel was done-in by Mad Cow restrictions and sold to a neighboring production farm.
Sorry, nothing better to do today, than ramble.
Final tip: If you go, plan really well. If you want to see the sights in London (or any major European city), check options. You can wait a couple of hours and pay full price for a ticket to the London Tower, Tate Museum, Pew Gardens or country manor houses, OR you can join a tour group, that often includes transportation, a meal, your ticket into an attraction, and transportation back -- all for less than the price of admission, and with no waiting in line.
@@SpankinHands Wow, that sounds awesome. Thank you! Anita
I met Carol Drinkwater and her husband in London years ago. They were lovely. I also met Carol Decker from T'Pau at more or less the same time. Not so good. Anyway, the original ACGAS series was brilliant. I had a crush on Peter Davison and was scared of Robert Hardy who was a force of nature as Siegfried. They were all great actors with fantastic chemistry.
Ditto about Peter Davison. That's why he is my favorite Doctor which puts me in a very small group.
@@faithworldleader6891 Is he one of the least popular Doctors ? I don't know an awful lot about Dr Who. I thought Peter Capaldi was brilliant in the recent years so I am probably in a minority as well ha ha 🤣. Peter Davison was excellent opposite Amelia Bullmore in last year's Gentleman Jack. Older but, aren't we all ? He still has that twinkle in his eye.
My this is a handsome cast! I’m surprised they’ve remade it but It looks a treat. At least James has a Scottish accent this time 😊
This looks very good. Wouldn't it be nice if Peter Davison could make a cameo as a character.
Peter Davidson and Christopher Timothy were/are together again for Vintage Roads driving historic backroads of UK in vintage cars-- 3 episodes in 2018 and 4 episodes in 2019. Hope it comes back in 2020.
Andrew Huckle And Christopher Timothy too!
@@rebeccaanderson5191 These are on Prime Video on Amazon. I love them!
Wanda Johnson That show was on PBS a couple months ago but strictly on Britbox now 😞
Rebecca Anderson It was on PBS but Britbox bought the rights, as well as Keeping up Appearances and a few others I love. Can’t afford another streaming service in today’s economy. Just Netflix for now!
I absolutely loved the series with Christopher Timothy and I can't wait till January to see this it looks great!!!
It's already released in Britain if you didn't know
Did you enjoy the series then?
I really want to dislike this as the original series was simply perfect but I have a feeling I am going to love this. I have a feeling both can stand side by side and enjoyed equally.
Well, this is the jazzed up version. The original series have that very country feel. This new one has a Downton Abbey atmosphere that is more familiar to new American viewers.
A new series for a new generation. I loved the original but it is dated and constrained by 1970's BBC budgets. As long as they remain true to the books i've no problem with this.. It does look good.
Agreed. They can hopefully stand side by side.
@@roys8870 My friends & I were American viewers of the 1st series & we loved it. We love British productions. Downton Abbey is British to its bones as well, imo.
@@darkness_of_the_night I agree with all of that and I love the original series.. by 'dated' I mean that it was shot on video tape and had the budget of an average BBC show in the 1970's (which was next to nothing). That won't bring in younger viewers, but this will. Then when you have the new viewers that will most likely give the original series a big boost. Same thing happened with 2005's Doctor Who, once people saw how good the characters and stories were they went back and found the original and breathed new life into it. Personally for me i'd have the same problem if they redid the 'I Claudius' series, the Derek Jacobi series was perfect. I really can't see how that would be topped even with better production values.
Well now I feel very old! - I remember watching the original series and being head over heels (aged about 7) with Peter Davison's Tristan Farnon!
I read these storys as a child.laughed and cried.ended up going to Agricultural school .I hope the series stands up to the books..biiig shoes to fill..
I grew up on the books, and loved the old series. This one looks good as well!
My mom turned me on to the All Creatures books which are some of the funniest books I've ever read. I was having breakfast in a restaurant by myself when I first read it and I drew some attention when I started laughing and could. not. stop. I'm looking forward to it.
It was marvelous it's when life was normal I've fell in love with them all the new James is adorable such a gent
Hope you enjoyed the series Susan, I thought it was fabulous!
Impossible to put those books down once you start.
Lola Oh, I agree! I’ve read each of them several times over the years.
I just received, from Amazon, the entire series of books. I love this series and never get tired of it.
I am from India. Reading on Kindle. Helping me me to improve command over English, language not people.
@Lola - My mother gave me the first book of the series as a gift when I was in my teens, and I made the mistake of reading the first few chapters on the train - i could not hold back my laughter, and it was SO embarrassing. But I couldn't put the book down either, it grabs you from the first page!
I loved the James Herriot books as a child and loved the show even more, it had a profound effect on me, that I became an equine scientist.
I hope you enjoyed the new series Helen.
Most soothing, warm and adorable series that I watched in a long time. Loved every single minute of it. All the characters so lovable, so endearing... The stories so innocent and heartwarming. I'm in love with the show. Impatiently waiting for season 3.
OH SWEET LAWD!!! This is the best news in a VERY LONG TIME. This looks like an absolutely perfect revisit of a legendary and beloved show. WOW. THANK YOU to all cast, crew and producers of this gift to humanity. I am not kidding. I think we are all in need of some serious balm for our souls -- and not in a pablum way. The photography looks magnificent, the casting of major characters looks spot on, the dialogue is intelligent. Holy cow. And yes there will be cows! Can't WAIT!!
Hoping for the best. I must say this doesn’t look as charming and heartwarming as the original, yet I will be watching. (The original cast was unbeatable.)
I loved the original series, but was never convinced that Chris Timothy was the best choice for James Herriot.
@@angelakay2899 I absolutely agree with you. Robert Hardy, though, will forever be Siegfried to me.
Rix Sugarman This. No offence to the new incarnation but nobody can follow Robert Hardy.
The cast was great, but for me the original 1970s (1980s?) series proved unwatchable because they screwed around so much with the plus and the characters compared to the books. I adored the books. The series drove me up a tree precisely because it departed from them so much and I knew them by heart in certain chapters. I realize every TV version has to depart from the original here and there, leave stuff out, of course. I'm talking about changing things there was no reason to change because it wasn't any faster this way, it certainly wasn't any more charming this way, and it truly added nothing at all while in some cases robbing one of my favorite scenes.
@@Dreyno -- Fortunately they didn't try to replicate the original characterization. In the 2020 version, he is much closer to the age of Herriot, as his brother is Herriot's age. There's a bit more of an impossible lunatic quality -- it is made clear he's gone through a parade of possible assistants.
When Harriot makes his way around the tough exterior, the formation of a bond is slow and feels authentic. The housekeeper is a huge upgrade in this version.
For anyone in the U.K., this airs 9pm Tuesday 1st September on Channel 5, according to radiotimes.com. So with any luck will also be on My5 & Britbox streaming services......
Thank you, I was wondering when and where it would air here in the U.K.
Reminder set now. Cheers!
Melanie Rippon , you are lucky you get it earlier than us! I’m in Canada and I don’t think it airs until January 2021!
I live in New Jersey usa where can I find it here? I miss the old show terribly so I'm hoping this will fill my all creatures need! We used to get it here,then I guess too many people enjoyed it,and they removed it,go figure
Thanks a bunch
They all did a great job, hope there's more. RIP Diana.
Back in 1977 I worked as a herdsman on a farm at Sutton -under the white -stone -cliff,James Alfred Wight was our vet the guy who wrote the James Herriot books.
Devoured the books, over and over again. Laughed and cried through the original series with my parents when it finally arrived in 🇨🇦. Time to get the books out and have another read.
Me Too! When they 1st came out they were in paperback, and I have every single one of them, plus EVERY other hard cover books that came out later!!
I have read the books so many times I've lost count. It was a hard life but simple. I did a lot of hiking around the dales years ago an it still looked like the books descriptions. Lovely way to get away from the modern world and all its issues.
I love the James Herriot stories and I loved the original series. I am looking forward to this new one too.
Hope you enjoyed the new series, I think it was a triumph of loveliness and gentility.
Loved the old series and the books. I'm not sure how I feel about a new series, but I'll give it a try. At least a lot of people who don't know about the books might discover them.
And some of us who loved the books but couldn't stand the original series (despite its awesome cast) will give it a shot as well.
I loved the old series as well. But what the heck, it's a different century with different actors and interpretations. I'm game!
💗💗💗
Hope you enjoyed the new series AnnB, I thought it was fabulous.
@@stonemarten1400 It's not airing in the US until January! I'm glad to hear it's good though!
@@annbsirius1703 Oh you must watch it, I think the scenary is wonderful and the characters so likeable, it's heart warming - don't miss it!
I loved this series, and so wished that my father could have seen it, he would have been nearly glued to the set. Sadly, his local PBS station either didn't run it or we couldn't find it.
Always loved the characters and the very heartfelt acting. In one of the episodes one of the doctors had to put down his family's dog...I nearly cried when he took that dog for its last "walk" and you could see how devastating it was for the doctor.
Thank you BBC/PBS(?) for reviving this wonderful series. And thanks to the producers for bringing Ms Diana Rigg back to the small screen, I hope we get to see her for more than 1 or 2 episodes.
We had to have an old dog put down today and I'm super emotional and seeing this new ACG&S series upcoming just made me bawl!
I well remember that emotional episode.
Tristan here looks exactly the way I imagined him.
OH MY GOSH YESSS!
Thank you for this series. So little on TV nowadays, PBS is a saving grace.
I just bought the entire DVD series from decades ago from Blaze DVDs out of Phoenix AZ. I think I'll look at the new recently produced episodes premiering in 2021 first, wait a couple of years, and then re-watch the old ones with Christopher Timothy, Robert Hardy, and Peter Davison. I have seen all the old episodes and read virtually all of James Herriot's books four or five times each and look forward to this new upcoming production.
David Cowles WOW! You ARE a big fan. Love it!
Got a bit choked up watching this. Very very fond memories of the old series and this looks wonderful.
Loved this series glad to see that Masterpiece is doing it again
buying it again.
I was in the hospital the first time I read “All Creatures....”. It was lovely to have such a good story to immerse myself in! Had wanted to be aVet when I was young....but the Nuns made it Very Clear that I “didn’t have the stuff for it”. Hmpffff. So I became a bad-ass Librarian instead!!
Good for you, Claudia!!! As a lifelong avid reader & dedicated bookworm, I admire your choice of careers & thank you for your enthusiasm & devotion to your chosen field. 📚👓🌹
The world will ALWAYS need bad-ass Librarians !
What do nuns know anyways? They became nuns! That's all they know!
I'm sorry those nuns had to clip your wings, and harrumph! down your dream. But it sounds like being a bad-ass librarian worked out well for you.
OH! Do I have to wait til January?!? Will be fun to see the new cast; we have the boxed set of the first ones, I've read the books several times.
Margaret, No waiting until January, starts on Tuesday 1/9/20 channel 5 at 9pm
Mac Raghnaill , in Canada we have to wait!😢
There is always time to re-watch the original series before January.
I'm currently enjoying the new Mrs. Pumphrey's former role as Emma Piel. God speed Diana Rigg.
As if I needed another reason to want 2020 over with. Can’t wait.
My great-grandfather basically lived the American version of this story. He graduated from the Cincinnati College of Veterinary Medicine in 1911, and went on to practice in a small Indiana town, where he was the only vet for miles and miles around. It was also in this same small town where he met his future bride, my great-grandmother.
Only just realised they're doing a re make. Loved the books and the first series. Trailer looks great. Smashing to see Sam West. One of my favourite actors.
this remake is an absolute delight. The casting is fabulous, every single character is played to perfection. The first make of this was a gem and so is this one. Different from each other but still Herriot. Wonderful. It has made my Feb 2021 to discover these
The original was rebroadcast in UK&IRL during lockdown and is still a joy to watch. This remake looks charming, cannot wait😃
I must of missed them. What channel anyone. I will try catch up.
B C
Over here in USA, I found it on either BritBox or Prime Video. So happy!
Gary Galt It was shown on Drama Channel but alas all episodes have been broadcast and UKTV online don’t seem to be offering them for catch up or on demand unfortunately.
I wanna watch this just for all the cute fluffy animals. They are so adorable & this show looks so heart-warming.
Yeah ♥
Love, love, love! My husband and I are looking forward to this new series very much! We read the books and watched the original series many times!
Looking forward to it! Would enjoy seeing original again, too. 😊
Get Britbox.
On UK television, we have it on right now as I write this. Has only been on for a few minutes but looks good so far.
JANUARY!??!?! such a tease, Masterpiece
Couldn't stand to release it in 2020, jinx and all.
We get it here in the UK 1st September Channel 5.
Some of my favorite books of all time-- They made me laugh out loud as I read them. Can't wait
this is going to be so much fun!! Of course the old BBC series was perfection but it’s always cool to see a new take and this one actually looks like it has a lot of potential
I remember reading this book as my husband recuperated from back surgery in the 80's. For me this is a treat. I can't wait!!!! Superior programming.
All the books, movies, TV shows, documentaries. LOVE THEM ALL! LOVE the part of Yorkshire in which they all take place. So looking forward to this great cast AND Diana Rigg! This is going to warm January right up.
Aww, just the trailer made me want to cry. Imagine what watching the show will do! I LOVE the books, though I sometimes wind up in tears reading them. James had such a gift for storytelling. I hope this new series does him justice.
I would say it did do him justice, I thought the series was just lovely.
So excited. This was one of my favorite books growing up.
It feels so warm and cozy watching the series - well done to everyone involved in creating it!
I am a devotee of the original series, but this looks utterly charming as well.
I love reading Herriot when I feel anxious - the perfect cure!
Can't beat the old one.
John Ewald You haven’t seen the new one yet!
I think this series is better
We all love the old series, but this series is good as the old. Wonder whether you have changed your mind?
These were books I read multiple times, since I was 10. They've always been my favorites.
We went to Thirsk last year and I was in heaven! I grew up on these stories.
This series is really amazing, I hope it will be shared in the next seasons as well
Watched the first three episodes and I am loving it. The cast are superb
I read this series when I in grade 7. I love it becasue I love animals, and really want to become an vet growing up. I didn't even know they have a tv series for it. It is so amazing to see people turn this book to TV.
I am so in love with this series! The characters are amazing and really relatable. Their chemistry with one another is great and really great to watch! I cannot wait for more!
I found the book when i was in high school, setting up in display. It was awesome. I tore thru it and as the others came out, read them as well, and I loved the first series. Looks like I would like this one as well. 'marks date on calendar.'
Matthew's turned out quite pretty. Hope he's a recurring character. Can hardly wait.
1:53 I don’t know why but this part actually made me cry. I remember watching the original series on PBS when I was a teenager, I didn’t expect to see something like this, not now…… not in my old age and in times like this.
I absolutely love this show the cast is excellent they flow so well together. Masterpiece hits it out of the park again.
This looks absolutely amazing. I can't wait until January.
I don't have or watch TV, but I'll find a way and make an exception for this, that's for sure! 💜
I loved this series years ago and can't wait for this version to broadcast!
OMG !!! I got chills. I loved the books. I read them all when I was young. I even watched the old British series. Such wonderful told funny touching, meaningful stories. Thank god there still is great shows being made, in this today’s world. 👍👍👍
Looks so wonderful!
Such a heartwarming and humane story.
Chancy Cat This looks really,really good and I almost didn't recognize Anna Madeley!
But I can't wait to see her in this!
I remember when I first saw her it was in The Secret Life of Mrs.Beeton,Sense and Sensibility,The Old Curiosity Shop,(oops sorry there!) not "This Old House"🤣🤣, Inspector Lewis,Poirot, Marple,Mr.Selfridge and The Child in Time,she's such a good actess I can't wait to see the rest of her films!
I adore this show; watched it every week with my family throughout season one! Now, I can't wait to read the books (since they are even better, most of the time)! Have a lovely day! :)
I'm LOVING this series! Excellent cast, and I'm very impressed with the attention to detail regarding the period. Gets a 10 outta 10 from me!
Tricki-woo is the damn most adorable creature I have seen in my life. Might watch this show for him alone.
I hope that's coming to Australia soon! I always loved the original series and books and this looks pretty damn good too!
I read all the books many times as a child and young adult! I never watched the shows because I thought they could not live up to how I pictured them from the books. It’s been such a long time now since I’ve read them, I think I could really enjoy watching them on screen! Especially when they showed Tricki Woo in the previews!
I’ve just been reading all the books, second time round. Love them just as much as I did when I read them when they first came out. Can’t wait to see this!
They should do a series of the Irish country doctor book series.
Generally find remakes disappointing, but this looks very promising.
Honestly I never really liked the old series. I liked each of the actors but the general atmosphere felt so different from the books. Looking forward to a fresh take.
I agree
@@redned1799 - finally, someone else disappointed by the old series. I agree with people that the actors were great, but I had to turn it off after just a few episodes because they were departing from the books constantly and ruining some of my favorite, most-anticipated scenes. Hope they will have revamped the scripts and not just recast.
I hope you enjoyed the new series Christine, I thought it was fabulous.
@@stonemarten1400 Thoroughly enjoyed it, an excellent reworking. Looking forward to the Christmas special and the next series.
These were my favorite books when I was a teenager. Helen looks exactly as she should! I'm thrilled!
Surprisingly good remake of a already good tv show. One of the most popular tv shows on german tv in the 80th.
It is both impossible to imagine this being as good as the original series and impossible to imagine not watching it.
Excited to watch this🙌💖
Grown up watching this and now the re-boot hits home.
I do so hope we get many seasons to follow and this will not be a short one off experience.
Looks SO GOOD. I'm an American dude who for some reason LOVES antiqued British shows. They're just fantastic and I can't wait to se this one
Herriot's gone Downton abbey.. Love the original series and this has a good cast so i will be watching and hopefully no comparing..
Best attitude!
While we all know that nothing will ever come close to being as good as the original All Creatures Great and Small TV show that ran 1978-1990, I'm confident that Masterpiece will do a good job with it, and hopefully bring the world of James Herriot to the attention of a younger audience who may never have heard of it. :)
I've reread his books many time and they still make me laugh
@@chantalfinn6173 As a child, for few years after I finished reading the books for the first time, I kept re-reading them over and over again, and my parents had a hard time getting me to read anything else. Such great books, and if one doesn't mind the descriptions of surgeries and cows giving birth and whatnot, I think they are just perfect for any animal loving person who isn't keen on silly fluff animal stories and prefers real, heartfelt, and masterfully told stories about animals and their people. They make me laugh too, and they make me cry! And I feel the same about the original show.
I still have my original books plus James Herriot's Yorkshire, the bio his son wrote and another one. I remember first episode I saw on small B/W portable TV while eating dinner alone in kitchen 1977, my husband was in Germany. I paused with fork in air as Herriot's arm went up a cow's bum! To the shoulder!! And no one to say "Did you SEE that?" No DVR back then. Tried to tell people but it was received as TMI from a lonely lunatic. The original will be unbeatable.
@Molly McCullaghDon't think I've seen that one, it was the sequel to the movie with Simon Ward as Herriot-- All Things Bright And Beautiful in U.S. but It Shouldn't Happen To A Vet in UK. But I DO like him in other things especially as Angela's (Julie Walters) dying husband in Calendar Girls!!
PLEASE PLEASE RELEASE THIS IN AUSTRALIA.. WE LOVE ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL TOO 💖💖💖
I love this series. It's relaxing and entertaining. Sometimes I wish live here during this time.
Such sad news. Rest in peace, Dame Diana Rigg.
Just watched episode 1. It was great. Hope the rest will be as good.
Nice to see something that has not been ruined by the PC brigade.
How timely. I have been missing the outback England I experienced in the 80’s ...
I could not be MORE excited to hear of this coming. I wish we didn't have to wait until January 2021!! This looks beautiful and very well casted. Thank you for bringing such great stories to life again!!