All Creatures Great and Small

You may now kiss the bride. (bright music) That was a really exciting read to find out that it was straight out the gate that happened. It was brilliant. I remember just smiling the whole time reading that script from start to finish. It was sort of, it was just full of everything you wanted for that episode. (bright music) Always eat before you have an argument. That's good. - Yeah. And sleep. (both laughing) I think Siegfried would probably say, "Oh, don't take advice from anybody 'cause they're not you." Plow your own farrow, I say. I think they need to go on better holidays. You know what? That's what I think it is. I think they need to take more breaks away from Skeldale. And they need to go on better holidays not just to the North riding, go a little bit further. The whole week that I'm here, running around, disappearing halfway up my own backside. Oh, only halfway. Should have booked in for two. (bright music) If I could afford it, I'd buy them a house and get them out of that little room. (laughs) Yes, it's interesting that- Just a little cottage. In the the story, Siegfried gives James money, which is- Yes, which is lovely. And also an admission that he's not paying him enough. Partnership? Wedding present. Well, not a present. You deserved it. Earned it. Thank you, Siegfried. In present times, I would give them like, maybe just like a really good, like, toasty maker or something. I think that's the secret to a good relationship. It's a little burnt. It's perfect. What about a white wisteria or something that could go up their house and flower in spring? In the '30s, I would get them a new dog. I mean, 'cause no one can ever have enough dogs. (bright music) Things do come true, aye, lad? Aye, seems they do. (bright music)