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| CATEGORY: | DVD |
| DIRECTOR: | Rachel Hogg, Tony Virgo, Jane Wellesley |
| MANUFACTURER: | BBC Warner |
| MPAA RATING: | NR (Not Rated) |
| FEATURES: | Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC |
| TYPE: | Drama, Gift Set, Movie, TV Shows, Television |
| MEDIA: | DVD |
| # OF MEDIA: | 3 |
| UPC: | 794051207821 |
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Customer Reviews of All Creatures Great & Small - The Complete Series 4 Collection
What happened during the war? At the end of Series 3, James & Siegfried had signed up and were off to war. I thought that might be the end of the show, but was happy to see Series 4 and looked forward to finding out how it would handle the war years. It handled them by skipping over them entirely, and the first episode drops the viewer, with no transition, into a post-war Yorkshire in which there's a new Helen and a new housekeeper, everyone is older, James & Helen have a couple kids, Tristan is almost respectable, and you still can't understand a word the locals say. And I was hoping for fewer scenes of James sticking his arm into cattles' orifices, but no such luck. However, after the shock of all the changes sinks in the series is still enjoyable, although getting a bit predictable; and Tricki Woo is still here!
All Creatures Great & Small - The Complete Series 4 Collection
Series 4 is the least favorite of the esteemed installment. However, it picks up midway through. In all, still an enjoyment to visit the Dales nonetheless.
You cannot get too much of such a good thing!
To the person who commented on the great changes in time period and circumstance between Series 3 and 4: Check out 'The Specials' DVD. It contains 2 movie specials that cover the time period between Series 3 & 4 and help to fill in the gaps.
Yes, I wish for the 'old' Helen, but that is not enough to keep my whole family from loving this series as much as the earlier ones. It is true that some of the themes are 're-used' from earlier shows, but our family watches the whole series of series at least once a year so some repetition is OK with us. Think of it like seeing an old friend once again.
When is Series 5 coming out on DVD? I have seen some episodes on cable that were not part of this series, so I assume that there must be more to come.