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All Creatures Great and Small - Magazine Round Up: 6x06

Here are the ACGAS features and synopses from the recent UK TV magazines:

25-31 October 2025

TV Times

Radio Times

TV & Satellite Week

What’s On TV

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All Creatures Great and Small - Magazine Round Up: 6x01

Here are the ACGAS features and synopses from the recent UK TV magazines:

20-26 September 2024

TV Times

Radio Times

The article with Rachel Shenton is also available here.

TV & Satellite Week

What’s On TV

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All Creatures Great and Small - Magazine Round Up: 6x05

Here are the ACGAS features and synopses from the recent UK TV magazines:

18-24 October 2025

TV Times

Radio Times

TV & Satellite Week

What’s On TV

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All Creatures Great and Small - Magazine Round Up: 6x03

Here are the ACGAS features and synopses from the recent UK TV magazines:

4-10 October 2025

TV Times

Radio Times

TV & Satellite Week

What’s On TV

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All Creatures Great and Small - Magazine Round Up: 6x02

Here are the ACGAS features and synopses from the recent UK TV magazines:

27 September - 3 October 2025

TV Times

Radio Times

TV & Satellite Week

What’s On TV

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All Creatures Great and Small - Magazine Round Up: 6x04

Here are the ACGAS features and synopses from the recent UK TV magazines:

11-17 October 2025

TV Times

Radio Times

TV & Satellite Week

What’s On TV

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As the new series of All Creatures Great and Small airs this week, these actors share their thoughts on further series

As the new series of All Creatures Great and Small airs on Channel 5 next week, Callum Woodhouse has shared his thoughts on whether or not t

“There are certainly more stories to tell,” said Callum, who plays Tristan Farnon, speaking to a small group of press including The Yorkshire Post. He added: “I just don't know how long we will go, but I certainly don't think any of us are ready to be done yet.”

Samuel West, who plays elder brother Siegfried Farnon, seemed to echo this sentiment when he posted a photo on his X account this week of the first clapperboard slate of the first series, taken September 14, 2019, commenting: “Six years. Six seasons, and counting.

“Thank you, everyone, for making it such a joy #ACGAS”

Series six has jumped forward in time from Christmas 1941 to May 1945.

In episode one, called Gathering the Flock, it becomes clear that the years have brought much change at Skeldale House - Mrs Hall is away, Helen and James have moved out, and Siegfried is found, in Samuel West’s words, “face down on a sofa, drooling, with a miniature horse in the dining room”.

He added: “He drinks too much, he’s neglecting his work, and he’s found with different people asleep on the sofa.”

Samuel has spoken of how much he enjoys scenes with Anna Madeley, who plays Mrs Hall. “We always feel a little bit sad if we don’t get at least one scene during the series where she gets to chase me through the house,” he said.

“We call it our West Wing, because we put the Steadicam on, and we just walk and talk.

“But actually, what you’re really talking about is: Is it true? Do you believe that these two people might talk to each other when their love language, as it were, is teasing?

“And do you believe that Mrs Hall is going to keep him on the right side of good behaviour by occasionally shaming him and telling him off, even though he’s her employer?”

Anna Madeley has also addressed the idea of Mrs Hall and Siegfried getting closer.

“It seems to be building and building, that idea, but I obviously can’t comment on it, at all, but we do know that their friendship has blossomed a lot,” she told The Yorkshire Post and a small group of press.

“We got interesting this year. We see what it might have been like when they first met, when she first came to the house, and so understand how much that relationship has evolved over the years, and yes, it takes a new journey this year, but it’s a big ‘we shall see’.”

Episode one sees James (Nicholas Ralph) attend the birth of a lamb, accompanied by his four-year-old son, Jimmy, played by seven-year-old Thomas Riches.

“He’s a brilliant, brilliant little guy,” said Nicholas.

Rachel Shenton was absent for part of the filming when she was away on maternity leave.

“We all really missed her,” Nicholas said, “but of course she had far more important things going on.”

The new series of All Creatures Great and Small airs on Thursday, September 25, at 9pm.

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All Creatures Great and Small - Magazine Round Up: 5x06

Here are the ACGAS features and synopses from the recent UK TV magazines:

19-25 October 2024

TV Times

Radio Times

TV & Satellite Week

What’s On TV