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  All Creatures Great and Small star Nicholas Ralph — 'The wedding is everything you would hope!'

  All Creatures Great and Small season 3 — Nicholas Ralph and Rachel Shenton on the wedding drama ahead as the vet series returns.

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  TV Tonight: our highlights for Thursday, September 15

  All Creatures Great and Small is just one of the gems on TV tonight.

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  ‘All Creatures Great and Small’ Cast Discuss WWII, Tuberculosis and Newlywed Drama of Season 3

  During the worst of the pandemic, PBS and Channel 5 drama “All Creatures Great and Small” became the essential, wholesome viewing audiences craved in troubled times. Now, the beloved show about a group of country veterinarians in England’s Yorkshire Dales is about to embark on its own dark chapter as its characters look ahead to […]

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  Rachel Shenton & Nicholas Ralph of 'All Creatures Great & Small' Know The Series is a 'Tonic' for Troubled Times

  It’s been hard to find a glimmer of light in the bleak world we’ve found ourselves inhabiting these past few years. But even an hour’s escape can feel like a much-needed respite. Just think of it: taking the winding roads of Yorkshire, passing the lush, green fields and lively flocks of sheep until you finally […]

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  ‘All Creatures Great and Small’ Review: A Gentle Classic in the Making Grows Even Deeper in Season 2

  The town of Darrowby shines in this British period drama's new episodes, which leave room for bliss, grief, and most emotions in between.

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  Albuquerque Journal, N.M.

  Masterpiece's 'All Creatures Great and Small' returns for season 2

  Jan. 6—It's a quiet evening in England. Nicholas Ralph is taking the day easy as he's a tad bit tired from getting his COVID booster shot the day before. "It's a good thing," he says. "We've had to take all kinds of precautions in life. This is just the latest one." Ralph is excited about getting the opportunity to jump into James Herriot's shoes again in the second season of the Masterpiece ...

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  All Creatures Great and Small Christmas Special, review: as cosy and comforting as you could wish for

  You could watch It’s a Wonderful Life while eating some figgy pudding, wearing a Santa hat and pulling a cracker, and it still wouldn’t feel as Christmassy as the All Creatures Great and Small Christmas special.

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  All Creatures Great and Small, review: is there anything more gloriously British?

  The Government wants public service broadcasters to make shows that promote “Britishness”. On Wednesday, John Whittingdale (then media minister, now retired to the backbenches) delivered a speech written by Oliver Dowden (Culture Secretary that morning, co-chairman of the party by lunchtime) which called for more programmes like Carry On, Only Fools and Horses and Fleabag.

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  The man who made All Creatures Great and Small a huge hit: ‘We should have confidence in British TV’

  When you remake a show like All Creatures Great and Small, you have to get the casting completely right. No one knows this better than Nicholas Ralph, the newly graduated young actor who plays Jim in the Channel 5 remake of the series - a part played famously by Christopher Timothy in the much-loved BBC version of James Herriot’s books. Yet never mind that – Ralph points to even more important co-stars. Derek, for instance, who plays Tricki Woo, Mrs Pumphrey’s Pekingese.

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  'All Creatures Great and Small' series 2: When does it start? Who stars in it? All you need to know

  Everything you need to know about the new series of the James Herriot adaptation.

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