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All Creatures Great and Small Unboxing

Ever the purveyors of addictive cosy TV, Acorn Media’s latest release is a must watch for animal lovers. This sweet drama follows veterinary life in 1930s Yorkshire and it’s about as gentle as television can get. Life-affirming and soothing, the show is a perfect antidote to the craziness of the modern world – lose yourself in the soft embrace of All Creatures Great and Small, available now on DVD in the complete series one to four boxset.

The charming, much-loved All Creatures Great & Small, based on the hugely popular novels of James Herriot (aka James Alfred Wight OBE), follows the veterinary adventures, budding romances, and local life in Darrowby, Yorkshire, where treating the animals is as much about looking out for their owners: there are plenty of challenges to meet and life-affirming lessons to learn along the way. Starring an all-star cast including Rachael Shenton, Nicholas Ralph, Samuel West, Anna Madeley, Matthew Lewis and Callum Woodhouse this charming Box set and Christmas special are perfect for a festive binge-watch.

RRP £74.99

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