Get to know the cast and creators. Savour the best moments from the first season, including Dame Diana Rigg in her final role as Mrs. Pumphrey, and look ahead to what might happen in Season 2.

Previewing the Season 4 Christmas special, and featuring Peter Wright and Shona Searson from The Yorkshire Vet, and Samuel West, Anna Madeley, Rachel Shenton and Nicholas Ralph from the series. As well as behind-the-scenes footage and a look at some of the locations, we also meet Jim Wight (son of the real-life "James Herriot" Alf Wight). Narrated by Peter Davison (Tristan Farnon from the original TV series).

The cast, crew, and locals discuss filming locations in the Yorkshire Dales for All Creatures Great and Small (2020), set there. Locations act as a third cast member, alongside human and animal actors. Some locations are shown, and crew discuss why they were chosen. Logistics include transforming them to 1930s-40s authenticity and seamless transitions. Challenges include inconveniencing residents and driving on countryside roads. Transportation infrastructure, period automobiles, footpaths, and railway stations are mentioned. An animal training center is also featured, where trainers and cast interact before filming. The show's connection to James Wight's life in Yorkshire is highlighted.

Emma B hosts a panel at the BFI, discussing season 2, and the upcoming season 3, which is already in production. Featuring several actors from the show.

“The animals always come first,” wrote Herriot, a line that Siegfried and James say repeatedly in ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL. Dogs, cats, ferrets, geese, parrots, horses, cows, chickens, sheep and rabbits — from livestock to house pets, they’re all loved in Darrowby. The first three seasons of the series introduced a flock of furry and feathered friends, including Clive the Bull, Strawberry the Cow, Dash the Springer Spaniel, Bob the Donkey, Susie and her puppies, Maggie the Hen, Daisy the Dalmatian, River the Horse, and of course, Tricki.

Reflect on the simple wisdom that can be gleaned from the people of the Yorkshire Dales as they support each other as a community.