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Thank you.

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(mysterious music)

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[Narrator] The village of
Marlow is a riverside gem,

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where elegant architecture
meets boutique shops,

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where graceful rowers
glide past manicured parks.

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Life in this idyllic English
village seems pretty perfect

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if it weren't for the
murders, which, of course,

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makes it the perfect
setting for amateur sleuths

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Judith, Suzie, and Becks.

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- [Judith] Becks
Starling, Suzie Harris,

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and Judith Potts
reporting for duty.

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- [Narrator] In "The
Marlow Murder Club"

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on "Masterpiece Mystery",
the quiet village of Marlow

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hides a surprising
number of puzzles

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that the police are
struggling to solve,

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which is where
our quirky team of

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amateur detectives comes in.

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- There's something
you need to see.

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- What?
- Evidence that suggests

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it wasn't an accident.

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It was murder.

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- [Narrator] We'll go behind
the scenes to help solve

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some of the puzzles of how
this favorite series is made.

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- We're not gonna
miss this, are we?

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- [Narrator] And we look
ahead to a brand new season

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while we revisit favorite
moments and learn inside secrets

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from the cast and creators in

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"Solving the Puzzles of
The Marlow Murder Club".

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(mysterious music swells)

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- [Samantha] If I was
trying to describe

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"The Marlow Murder Club"
in three words,

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it would be intriguing,

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surprising, and heartwarming.

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- His body was
moved to the close?

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- [Judith] How fascinating.

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- No.
- DS Malik has hired us

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as civilian advisors.

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- "The Marlow Murder
Club" is about Judith,

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and she bumps into what
she thinks is a murder.

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- [Responder] We'll get
someone sent straight away.

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- Oh, please hurry.

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I think someone's
just shot him.

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- [Robert] The police
don't believe that,

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and in investigating
her neighbor's death,

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she bumps into Becks,
the local vicar's wife,

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and also Suzie, a dog
walker, and together,

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they solve a sequence of murders
that happen here in Marlow.

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- We need to start
investigating.

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- [Becks] Won't Tanika mind?

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- Mind? She'll be livid.

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But until she tells us
we can't nose around-

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- [Suzie] We can do what
we like. Yeah, I like it.

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- The dynamic between
the three women

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of "The Marlow Murder
Club", Judith, Suzie,

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and the character
that I play, Becks,

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is very much what makes the
show interesting and exciting.

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- What if he had an accomplice?

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- Who was inside the study,

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killing Sir Peter while
he stayed outside.

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- [Becks] Like who?

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- How about the loyal gardener?

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- [Cara] There's a great
chemistry between them all,

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and they have strengths
in different areas.

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- I wonder if there's
a way to find out.

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- Maybe there is.

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A dog walker has many keys.

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- [Natalie] They're all so
different with each other

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and have very, very
different opinions.

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- When we all
come together,

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we find all this
common ground

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and sisterhood.

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- Did we get her?
- [Suzie] Oh, Becks.

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It all went wrong.
She-she got away.

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- What?
- Suzie!

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- It went exactly
as Judith said.

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- Yes!
- We've got her!

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- Yes!

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(all laughing)

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- [Samantha] Everyone
loves a murder mystery,

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and a good script is
where it all begins.

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You get to the end
and you go (gasps).

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- When will he be back?

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- [Speaker] Tomorrow. Do you
want me to leave a message?

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- No. Don't worry.

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By tomorrow, it
will be too late.

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Thank you.
- Goodbye.

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(tense music)

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- There's going to
be a fourth murder.

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(music intensifies)

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Me.

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- [Robert] Behind all of
these beautiful Farrow & Ball

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painted front doors are
murderous black hearts.

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(Caroline gasps)

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- Caroline?

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(tense music)

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- [Samantha] Because Robert
wrote the book and the script,

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there's the same humour,
and the glorious characters,

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he writes glorious characters.

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- [Robert] I've really
tried to develop strong

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female storylines in
this show in particular,

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because you just
don't see three women

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catching killers that
often on the telly.

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- The trail ends there,

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but it confirms the connection

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between the theft
and the murder.

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- That's brilliant.

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- [Judith] I think
we can work out

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what that connection might be.

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- It's beautifully put together,

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and Robert's done
the most amazing job.

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- [Robert] I can't wait
for people to see it.

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- I hope it intrigues them.
I hope it fascinates them.

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- [Cara] The three words
I'd use to describe

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"The Marlow Murder
Club" would be,

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never underestimate women.

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- Finally, we have it.

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Who killed Sir Peter,
why he had to die,

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and how the killer managed
to escape from a locked room.

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But if we're going to prove it,

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I'm going to need your help.

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(music swells)

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- [Narrator] The
original member of

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"The Marlow Murder
Club", Judith,

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is a retired archeologist
who has recently

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become an amateur
detective.

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- [Judith] I'd like to see
Detective Sergeant Tanika Malik.

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The name's Potts, Judith Potts.

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- [Samantha] My name
is Samantha Bond,

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and I play Judith Potts in
"The Marlow Murder Club".

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- I may just pop in on my way,

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see if the police
missed anything.

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- How are you going to do
that without a warrant?

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- Well, I'll worry about
that when I get there.

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- [Samantha] Judith is
a retired archeologist.

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She's very happy
in her own company.

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She has a wonderful cat.

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- The problem is
we're empiricists.

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Aren't we, Jasper?

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To investigate, we will
need the right tools.

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(gentle music)

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Knowledge can be derived

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by what is observed
and measured.

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(rifling through drawer)

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And I know what I observed.

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- [Samantha] When we
first meet Judith,

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I think it's quite a
set of contradictions.

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You know, she is
blissfully happy

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when she's swimming
in her river,

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but within that, there
are lots of shadows.

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- [Stefan] No!

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(gunshot)
(tense music)

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- Mr. Dunwoody?
Are you all right?

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- She strives for the truth,

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and she knows it hasn't
been investigated properly.

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- Can I ask, what
made you return

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to Mr. Dunwoody's property?

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- Oh, well, that's easy.

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The gunshot
I heard last night.

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If you weren't going
to take it seriously.

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- [Samantha] That's
where her archeological

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background comes in.

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She tries to piece the things
very logically together.

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- The sun?

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- It's the key to
unlocking the entire case.

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- I don't know. It's at the
center of the Solar System?

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- Exactly, which means
everything else moves around it,

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but from our perspective,
it moves around us,

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subjectivity being what it is.

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- Are you all right?

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- It's basic celestial
mechanics, Suzie,

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as was understood by the Celts
when they built Newgrange,

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or the Mayans, Chichén Itzá,

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or the Incas, Machu Picchu.

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[Judith] All of which
line up with the sun.

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- How many coffees has she had?

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- What's quite nice from
Judith's point of view is

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that we meet someone
who's very self-sufficient

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and used to doing her own thing.

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She doesn't really
need other people.

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She's closed herself off.

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- I think you're one
of those busy bodies

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who has nothing to
fill her days with.

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- Hmm.

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- Who lives on her own with
a cat, if I had to guess.

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Knowing that I once
argued with Stefan,

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you've decided to have
a little poke around,

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thinking yourself
the amateur sleuth.

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How am I doing?

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- Where were you
yesterday at 6:30?

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- You're really doing this?

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- Yesterday. 6:30 PM.

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- It's really nice to see
her almost surprise herself

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as she gets drawn
into the investigation

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and sort of picks up
Suzie and picks up Becks.

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- Archeology was
always something

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I thought I'd return to
when the time was right.

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- So why now?

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- My whole world's
opened up recently.

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Partly thanks to you two.

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It's given me the courage
to embrace new experiences

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rather than shy away from them.

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- Judith likes to work
things out very logically,

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very precisely.

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- [Judith] Spencer
Chapman and Faye Kerr.

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It says they died last year.

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But if they died last
year, how did they manage

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to witness Ezra's
will this year?

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- Judith's big quality is
a strive for the truth,

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and that's what drives her.

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- [Judith] It says,
"Faith," on it, doesn't it?

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- Yeah.

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- And here, "Abide with
faith, hope, and charity".

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All three. But the greatest
of these is charity.

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- 1 Corinthians.
- Oh my God.

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Faith, hope, and charity.

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- Indeed. There's going
to be a third murder.

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We're dealing with
a serial killer.

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(dramatic music)

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- [Narrator] Known around
town as the vicar's wife,

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Becks has quickly shown she
has a very keen eye for clues.

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(door slides open)

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- [Judith] Good heavens.

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Hello.
- [TV audio] I wanna be like a

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sexy cupcake and
wants to eat me.

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- Hi, I'm Becks Starling. Sorry
about hiding in a cupboard.

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- My name's Cara Horgan,

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and I play Becks Starling
in "The Marlow Murder Club".

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- This room is very orderly.

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Every painting under its own
light, positioned to the inch.

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And not a spot of dust.

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- [Suzie] So?

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- [Becks] So how come
there's dust on that wall?

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- Wow.
- I notice dust.

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- Don't ever come to my house.

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- What are you suggesting?

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- There was a bigger
painting here until recently.

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- She is a mother, she's
married to the vicar,

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so she's very much at the
epicenter of the community.

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- [Judith] She is
in her element.

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- [Suzie] Everyone loves
her. What a natural.

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- There we are. All done.

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- How on earth do you do it?

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- Do what?

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- [Judith] Put people you
don't know so at ease.

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- Oh, it's not that hard.
You just have to be friendly.

250
18:40:19,353 --> 18:40:21,255
- No, it's more than that.

251
18:40:21,321 --> 18:40:24,725
You care about every
person you speak to.

252
18:40:24,791 --> 18:40:27,561
- I've never thought about
it like that. Thank you.

253
18:40:27,628 --> 18:40:30,764
- [Cara] She does a lot of
the kind of thankless tasks.

254
18:40:30,831 --> 18:40:32,032
(cup shatters)

255
18:40:32,099 --> 18:40:33,534
- I just want to check
that you've ordered

256
18:40:33,600 --> 18:40:35,002
the flowers for
the confirmation.

257
18:40:35,068 --> 18:40:36,436
- Of course.

258
18:40:36,503 --> 18:40:38,472
- And you're able to pick
up the orders of service?

259
18:40:38,539 --> 18:40:39,806
- I'm due at the
printers at 10:00.

260
18:40:39,873 --> 18:40:42,843
- Oh, and Mrs. Eddingham
wants you to help set up

261
18:40:42,910 --> 18:40:44,511
Liston Hall for the
reception with the bishop.

262
18:40:44,578 --> 18:40:46,079
- Mrs. Eddingham?

263
18:40:46,146 --> 18:40:48,682
- Oh, I don't know how you
know what I need before I do.

264
18:40:48,749 --> 18:40:51,318
Thank you.
You are the best.

265
18:40:51,385 --> 18:40:52,686
- [Cara] We meet her
in the story at a time

266
18:40:52,753 --> 18:40:55,455
when she's definitely
unsatisfied

267
18:40:55,522 --> 18:40:58,325
and needs new challenges
and new things.

268
18:40:58,392 --> 18:41:00,394
- I need you to help me.

269
18:41:01,862 --> 18:41:04,631
- Mrs. Starling, this
is criminal damage.

270
18:41:04,698 --> 18:41:08,435
- Mr. Eddingham, can I
borrow your four by four?

271
18:41:08,502 --> 18:41:09,436
- Certainly not.

272
18:41:09,503 --> 18:41:11,171
(dramatic music)

273
18:41:11,939 --> 18:41:13,607
Leslie!
- Thanks.

274
18:41:14,541 --> 18:41:17,110
- When the crimes start to
unfold and she meets Judith,

275
18:41:17,177 --> 18:41:19,279
it starts to reignite that
side of her character,

276
18:41:19,346 --> 18:41:21,081
which is kind of
curious and interested,

277
18:41:21,148 --> 18:41:23,483
and also very capable.

278
18:41:23,550 --> 18:41:24,685
- These prints were left by

279
18:41:24,751 --> 18:41:26,887
a pair of ladies'
hunter wellies.

280
18:41:26,954 --> 18:41:28,722
You can tell from the
pattern on the heel.

281
18:41:28,789 --> 18:41:30,724
- Hold on. You know this how?

282
18:41:30,791 --> 18:41:34,294
- It's my specialist subject.
Posh wellies of Marlow.

283
18:41:34,361 --> 18:41:35,929
- Oh!
- Wonderful.

284
18:41:35,996 --> 18:41:38,532
- [Cara] That often means not
being honest with her partner

285
18:41:38,599 --> 18:41:41,001
and having to not be there
all the time for her kids,

286
18:41:41,068 --> 18:41:42,669
but she finds she's more
satisfied doing that

287
18:41:42,736 --> 18:41:45,539
than she was just being a wife.

288
18:41:46,006 --> 18:41:49,476
- Judith. I'll be
there in 10 minutes.

289
18:41:49,977 --> 18:41:51,078
Colin?
- Hm?

290
18:41:51,144 --> 18:41:52,713
- [Becks] I'll be out
until this afternoon.

291
18:41:52,779 --> 18:41:57,084
- Oh, be as long as you
like. I can always do tea.

292
18:41:57,150 --> 18:42:00,921
- Don't worry, I'll be
back in time to do tea.

293
18:42:00,988 --> 18:42:03,557
- It's a kind of
complicated whodunit,

294
18:42:03,624 --> 18:42:05,492
so hopefully it'll
get people hooked.

295
18:42:05,559 --> 18:42:07,761
- What was stopping you
from going into the house,

296
18:42:07,828 --> 18:42:10,297
pushing the cabinet onto him
and then slipping away again?

297
18:42:10,364 --> 18:42:14,201
- It was his new woman I had
a problem with, not Peter.

298
18:42:14,268 --> 18:42:16,570
- [Becks] But that's
not true, is it?

299
18:42:16,637 --> 18:42:17,971
We learned how
important your name

300
18:42:18,038 --> 18:42:20,007
is to you when we first met.

301
18:42:20,073 --> 18:42:22,309
And the only way you can
keep your aristocratic title

302
18:42:22,376 --> 18:42:24,611
is if Sir Peter never remarries,

303
18:42:24,678 --> 18:42:28,815
which he now never will,
will he, Lady Bailey?

304
18:42:28,882 --> 18:42:30,684
- [Narrator] A fun piece
of the puzzle is how

305
18:42:30,751 --> 18:42:34,521
DS Tanika Malik constantly
clashes with the group,

306
18:42:34,588 --> 18:42:37,324
but simultaneously
feels like part of

307
18:42:37,391 --> 18:42:40,127
The Marlow Murder
Club as well.

308
18:42:40,194 --> 18:42:41,428
- What are you doing here?

309
18:42:41,495 --> 18:42:43,564
- I don't think this
was an accident.

310
18:42:43,630 --> 18:42:44,898
- [Tanika] I'm sorry?

311
18:42:44,965 --> 18:42:46,633
- I think someone
killed Sir Peter.

312
18:42:46,700 --> 18:42:47,634
- Hello, Judith.

313
18:42:47,701 --> 18:42:49,403
- [Judith] Hello, Tanika.

314
18:42:49,469 --> 18:42:52,072
- My name's Natalie Dew,
and I play Tanika Malik.

315
18:42:52,139 --> 18:42:54,575
She is the
detective sergeant

316
18:42:54,641 --> 18:42:56,310
in charge of the case.

317
18:42:56,376 --> 18:42:57,444
- The killer left a medallion

318
18:42:57,511 --> 18:42:59,213
at the first crime
scene after all.

319
18:42:59,279 --> 18:43:01,348
This one has, "Faith,"
written on it.

320
18:43:01,415 --> 18:43:03,650
Process it please, Alice.
I want it fast tracked.

321
18:43:03,717 --> 18:43:05,085
- Okay.

322
18:43:05,152 --> 18:43:07,654
- The first murder was,
"Faith." The second, "Hope."

323
18:43:07,721 --> 18:43:09,189
The next would be, "Charity."

324
18:43:09,256 --> 18:43:10,524
- There's going to
be a third murder?

325
18:43:10,591 --> 18:43:12,726
- No, we're gonna
catch the killer first.

326
18:43:12,793 --> 18:43:14,328
- [Natalie] The police
haven't had to deal with

327
18:43:14,394 --> 18:43:15,796
a murder like this before.

328
18:43:15,863 --> 18:43:18,332
It's definitely their
first big, big case.

329
18:43:18,398 --> 18:43:21,602
And so I think it is a
real step up for her.

330
18:43:21,668 --> 18:43:25,005
- I just wanted to check in
with you on the Marlow shooting.

331
18:43:25,072 --> 18:43:28,809
- The investigation's
in its early stages.

332
18:43:28,876 --> 18:43:31,111
Are you bringing in another
DI to head up the case?

333
18:43:31,178 --> 18:43:32,846
- Do you want me to?

334
18:43:33,714 --> 18:43:35,282
- No, Ma'am.

335
18:43:35,349 --> 18:43:37,751
- Well, then it's yours,
Detective Sergeant.

336
18:43:37,818 --> 18:43:40,954
You will remain acting
SIO until further notice.

337
18:43:41,021 --> 18:43:43,724
So, please stay in
this office for now.

338
18:43:43,790 --> 18:43:45,526
- [Natalie] She's an
amazing woman in terms of

339
18:43:45,592 --> 18:43:48,896
she seems to be balancing
home life and work life.

340
18:43:48,962 --> 18:43:50,931
- [Shanti] "A lovely,
spiky hedgehog,

341
18:43:50,998 --> 18:43:53,367
around like a pound
and near to the ground

342
18:43:53,433 --> 18:43:55,536
and live in a
hedge, like a hog."

343
18:43:55,602 --> 18:43:58,739
- That was amazing!
Read it again.

344
18:44:00,307 --> 18:44:01,441
- [Natalie] But
there is this thing

345
18:44:01,508 --> 18:44:02,976
of having to prove yourself,

346
18:44:03,043 --> 18:44:05,112
and predominantly in quite
a male environment as well.

347
18:44:05,179 --> 18:44:07,214
- [DS Perry] If Mrs.
Potts says he's involved,

348
18:44:07,281 --> 18:44:10,184
then, uh, well, he's involved.

349
18:44:10,617 --> 18:44:12,953
Isn't that right, Sarge?

350
18:44:16,590 --> 18:44:17,858
- [Natalie] I think
she definitely has

351
18:44:17,925 --> 18:44:19,259
moments of self-doubt,

352
18:44:19,326 --> 18:44:21,929
but it's about trying not to
show that in front of the team.

353
18:44:21,995 --> 18:44:23,564
- Then why did the
killer leave this

354
18:44:23,630 --> 18:44:26,500
at the second crime scene,
but nothing at the first?

355
18:44:26,567 --> 18:44:28,001
- [Judith] I know.

356
18:44:28,068 --> 18:44:29,970
- Oh, how did she get
in here? Come on, guys.

357
18:44:30,037 --> 18:44:31,205
We are literally the police,

358
18:44:31,271 --> 18:44:32,840
and we've just been broken into.

359
18:44:32,906 --> 18:44:34,241
- [Natalie] With the
help of the ladies,

360
18:44:34,308 --> 18:44:36,777
I think they really helped
to give her some confidence.

361
18:44:36,844 --> 18:44:38,612
[Cara] Tanika understands
the value of the women

362
18:44:38,679 --> 18:44:40,247
amongst her investigation
much quicker.

363
18:44:40,314 --> 18:44:42,282
- [Jo] You know, I think she
still has to kind of, like,

364
18:44:42,349 --> 18:44:46,420
downplay us with her team, but
when we all meet up together,

365
18:44:46,486 --> 18:44:48,288
she's part of our world,
you know what I mean?

366
18:44:48,355 --> 18:44:50,490
We need her and
she needs us.

367
18:44:50,557 --> 18:44:51,992
- And I suppose you
don't want to know,

368
18:44:52,059 --> 18:44:54,628
we've still not found Sir
Peter's most recent will.

369
18:44:54,695 --> 18:44:56,630
- It's an irrelevance.
Nor have we.

370
18:44:56,697 --> 18:44:58,365
- [Tanika] Not even listening.

371
18:44:58,432 --> 18:44:59,733
And you also don't wanna know,

372
18:44:59,800 --> 18:45:01,802
there wasn't a second
key to the room.

373
18:45:01,869 --> 18:45:03,170
The only way that door
could have been locked

374
18:45:03,237 --> 18:45:05,539
was with the key we found
in Sir Peter's pocket.

375
18:45:05,606 --> 18:45:08,175
- That's fascinating. Not.

376
18:45:09,109 --> 18:45:11,612
- (laughs) Tanika's reaction
to the amateur sleuths

377
18:45:11,678 --> 18:45:13,013
is an interesting one.

378
18:45:13,080 --> 18:45:14,515
- [Tanika] I need
you to listen to me,

379
18:45:14,581 --> 18:45:16,617
because every time I see
you, there are more of you.

380
18:45:16,683 --> 18:45:17,951
- And we're even
more successful.

381
18:45:18,018 --> 18:45:19,419
- But we're dealing with
a double murder here.

382
18:45:19,486 --> 18:45:20,888
- I was right.

383
18:45:20,954 --> 18:45:23,056
- I think for her, she's
trying to quiet that noise,

384
18:45:23,123 --> 18:45:25,692
but I think slowly, there's
a real sort of turnaround

385
18:45:25,759 --> 18:45:28,529
where she realizes
for all of the chaos

386
18:45:28,595 --> 18:45:30,964
that comes with them,
they have brilliant ideas.

387
18:45:31,031 --> 18:45:34,668
- The medallion was
found by some civilians.

388
18:45:34,735 --> 18:45:37,638
I've decided to hire
them as advisors.

389
18:45:37,704 --> 18:45:39,273
- Not that woman that was here.

390
18:45:39,339 --> 18:45:40,474
- No.

391
18:45:40,541 --> 18:45:43,110
- Oh, thank Christ
for that. (laughs)

392
18:45:43,177 --> 18:45:45,445
I thought you'd
lost the plot then.

393
18:45:45,512 --> 18:45:46,880
- I mean her and
her two friends.

394
18:45:46,947 --> 18:45:48,615
(door beeps)

395
18:45:49,516 --> 18:45:51,185
(upbeat music)

396
18:45:58,125 --> 18:46:00,594
(upbeat music continues)

397
18:46:01,028 --> 18:46:03,397
- [Natalie] I think
Tanika really grows

398
18:46:03,463 --> 18:46:05,499
into this sort of
new role she has.

399
18:46:05,566 --> 18:46:06,633
- You think he's
got an accomplice?

400
18:46:06,700 --> 18:46:09,036
- He's got an accomplice.

401
18:46:09,636 --> 18:46:13,006
- Let's meet up.
But no one can know.

402
18:46:13,073 --> 18:46:15,242
Looks like we've got
a killer to catch.

403
18:46:15,309 --> 18:46:16,977
- Understood.

404
18:46:17,878 --> 18:46:20,214
- I would hope that the series
is just loved by the audience

405
18:46:20,280 --> 18:46:22,449
and that they really
get behind the women

406
18:46:22,516 --> 18:46:25,485
and believe those friendships
and relationships.

407
18:46:25,552 --> 18:46:27,487
- DI Hoskins is coming back.

408
18:46:27,554 --> 18:46:29,523
Once Greenly informs
me of that officially,

409
18:46:29,590 --> 18:46:30,958
I'll be off the case.

410
18:46:31,024 --> 18:46:32,693
(Becks sighs)

411
18:46:33,460 --> 18:46:38,031
I need you to help me solve
it before that happens.

412
18:46:38,465 --> 18:46:40,767
- We might be closer
than you think.

413
18:46:40,834 --> 18:46:42,503
(music swells)

414
18:46:43,270 --> 18:46:45,439
- [Narrator] As an experienced
dog walker in Marlow,

415
18:46:45,506 --> 18:46:48,308
Suzie knows all the ins, outs,

416
18:46:48,709 --> 18:46:51,645
ups, and downs of the village.

417
18:46:51,712 --> 18:46:52,980
- Let me know when you land

418
18:46:53,046 --> 18:46:55,082
and I'll come and
get you, all right?

419
18:46:55,148 --> 18:46:57,284
I can't wait to see you.

420
18:46:59,086 --> 18:47:00,754
Yeah.

421
18:47:01,822 --> 18:47:03,657
I gotta go.

422
18:47:03,724 --> 18:47:04,658
- Suzie.

423
18:47:04,725 --> 18:47:06,960
- Ah, yeah, I was just...

424
18:47:07,761 --> 18:47:09,563
I was just checking these tires.

425
18:47:09,630 --> 18:47:11,999
Ooh! They're super fine.

426
18:47:12,065 --> 18:47:13,300
- [Jo] I'm Jo Martin.

427
18:47:13,367 --> 18:47:16,970
I play Suzie Harris,
dog walker, single mom,

428
18:47:17,037 --> 18:47:18,405
looking to live some life.

429
18:47:18,472 --> 18:47:20,841
- I can't look after
Wally and Evie next week.

430
18:47:20,908 --> 18:47:23,710
My daughter Zeta's
coming home. (chuckles)

431
18:47:23,777 --> 18:47:26,446
Yeah, Dave, I know. What am
I, your marriage counselor?

432
18:47:26,513 --> 18:47:27,814
It's just for a week.

433
18:47:27,881 --> 18:47:30,651
- She's very inquisitive.
Some may say nosy.

434
18:47:30,717 --> 18:47:32,686
- Okay. I-I've seen Tanika.

435
18:47:32,753 --> 18:47:34,188
- We need to get
inside the cordon.

436
18:47:34,254 --> 18:47:37,558
- There's a little path through
the woods around the back.

437
18:47:37,624 --> 18:47:40,527
Yeah, dog walkers know
all the best shortcuts.

438
18:47:40,594 --> 18:47:41,895
- [Narrator] Suzie
became a member

439
18:47:41,962 --> 18:47:43,330
of The Marlow Murder Club

440
18:47:43,397 --> 18:47:46,567
when she discovered one of her
clients murdered in his home.

441
18:47:46,633 --> 18:47:49,436
While the police were
interrogating her,

442
18:47:49,503 --> 18:47:51,305
Judith stepped in.

443
18:47:51,738 --> 18:47:52,673
- [DS Perry] Would now
be a good time to finish

444
18:47:52,739 --> 18:47:53,941
taking your witness statement?

445
18:47:54,007 --> 18:47:55,242
- No, it would not.

446
18:47:55,309 --> 18:47:58,045
Ms. Harris has been through
quite enough for one day.

447
18:47:58,111 --> 18:48:00,848
I suggest you contact
her again tomorrow,

448
18:48:00,914 --> 18:48:04,151
when she's had a
chance to recover.

449
18:48:05,552 --> 18:48:08,455
Now, how can I
help you get home?

450
18:48:10,757 --> 18:48:12,659
- I think Suzie is a bit lonely.

451
18:48:12,726 --> 18:48:15,696
I think if truth be
known, Judith is also,

452
18:48:15,762 --> 18:48:17,798
and even though Becks
has got this family,

453
18:48:17,865 --> 18:48:20,434
she feels very
othered and alone,

454
18:48:20,501 --> 18:48:22,402
and I think when we
all come together,

455
18:48:22,469 --> 18:48:24,404
we find all this common ground.

456
18:48:24,471 --> 18:48:26,573
- I got kicked out
the Brownies for

457
18:48:26,640 --> 18:48:28,408
masterminding a rebellion.

458
18:48:28,475 --> 18:48:29,610
(all laughing)

459
18:48:29,676 --> 18:48:31,211
I've never really been a joiner.

460
18:48:31,278 --> 18:48:32,479
- Well, you joined us.

461
18:48:32,546 --> 18:48:34,414
- Yeah, but you and
Becks are rebels too,

462
18:48:34,481 --> 18:48:37,050
but you keep it under wraps.

463
18:48:37,117 --> 18:48:38,151
- [Jo] She's busy.

464
18:48:38,218 --> 18:48:39,419
You know, she's climbing
through windows,

465
18:48:39,486 --> 18:48:40,954
she's running to save people.

466
18:48:41,021 --> 18:48:42,990
She's always on the go.

467
18:48:43,056 --> 18:48:44,725
- Okay, here goes.

468
18:48:44,791 --> 18:48:47,694
(tense music)
(alarm blaring)

469
18:48:52,032 --> 18:48:53,767
(groaning)

470
18:48:53,834 --> 18:48:54,668
- [Judith] Go on!

471
18:48:54,735 --> 18:48:57,638
- [Suzie] I'm trying! (groans)

472
18:48:58,805 --> 18:49:00,807
- She's a little bit
more like Judith,

473
18:49:00,874 --> 18:49:02,242
like, she's more,
"Ah," you know,

474
18:49:02,309 --> 18:49:03,810
"Let's go for it," you know?

475
18:49:03,877 --> 18:49:07,915
- Stefan was killed
with an antique pistol.

476
18:49:07,981 --> 18:49:13,053
And where do antiques come from
if not from auction houses?

477
18:49:13,120 --> 18:49:14,588
- [Becks] But he has an alibi.

478
18:49:14,655 --> 18:49:16,890
Elliot and I were at
choir practice together.

479
18:49:16,957 --> 18:49:19,593
- Hold on, we can sort this out.

480
18:49:19,660 --> 18:49:21,828
We just need to get a sample
of Elliot's handwriting

481
18:49:21,895 --> 18:49:25,399
and see if it matches
that handwriting.

482
18:49:25,465 --> 18:49:29,002
And Judith, you just need
to stay out of sight.

483
18:49:29,069 --> 18:49:31,605
- These three dynamic women,

484
18:49:31,672 --> 18:49:33,173
very different from each other,

485
18:49:33,240 --> 18:49:35,309
using their life experiences to

486
18:49:35,375 --> 18:49:39,046
navigate their way
and to solve crimes.

487
18:49:39,513 --> 18:49:41,548
- I'll tell you what
else I don't get.

488
18:49:41,615 --> 18:49:44,017
One of those residents
killed Louis Oldham,

489
18:49:44,084 --> 18:49:46,453
dumps his body in the
middle of the close,

490
18:49:46,520 --> 18:49:47,654
and none of the
others see a thing?

491
18:49:47,721 --> 18:49:50,123
- Well, that's my point exactly.

492
18:49:50,190 --> 18:49:52,693
There's something going on
between those two houses.

493
18:49:52,759 --> 18:49:56,630
- There's new horizons
for Suzie at the moment.

494
18:49:56,697 --> 18:49:57,931
- Oh.

495
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- We thought you might
want some company.

496
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- Seeing as you're
our friend and

497
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we love you.

498
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- Well, you better come in then.

499
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(upbeat music)

500
18:50:14,114 --> 18:50:15,315
- [Judith] We've got margaritas.

501
18:50:15,382 --> 18:50:17,050
- [Suzie] Oh, that's
my favorite. Thank you.

502
18:50:17,117 --> 18:50:18,452
- [Judith] Did you know
they were named after

503
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Queen Margherita of Savoy?

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I looked it up.

505
18:50:21,321 --> 18:50:23,323
She visited Naples in 1889.
- [Suzie] All that matters

506
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is that it tastes delicious!

507
18:50:24,725 --> 18:50:26,193
- [Judith] And the
colors represent

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the colors on the Italian flag.

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- [Suzie] Oh, Judith!

510
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(swelling strings score)

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- [Narrator] So far,
we've touched on

512
18:50:34,902 --> 18:50:37,738
many great moments
from season one,

513
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and when we return,
we'll unpack some of the

514
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investigations that take
place in season two.

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We'll also look at
how humour factors

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into this series
as we continue with

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"Solving the Puzzles of
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(mysterious music)

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- [Narrator] Welcome back
to "Solving the Puzzles

669
18:58:57,871 --> 18:59:00,107
of The Marlow Murder Club".

670
18:59:00,174 --> 18:59:03,010
Today we're examining all
the things we love about

671
18:59:03,076 --> 18:59:06,146
"The Marlow Murder Club"
on "Masterpiece Mystery".

672
18:59:06,213 --> 18:59:09,650
Coming up, we'll see a sneak
preview of season three,

673
18:59:09,716 --> 18:59:11,318
but for now,
let's investigate

674
18:59:11,385 --> 18:59:15,088
what happened in Marlow
during season two.

675
18:59:15,155 --> 18:59:19,059
- [Tanika] Judith?
- I'm sorry to intrude.

676
18:59:20,928 --> 18:59:23,030
I know how hard this is for you.

677
18:59:23,096 --> 18:59:25,766
But Sir Peter wanted me here.

678
18:59:26,500 --> 18:59:30,470
I'm a key witness, and
I have a few questions.

679
18:59:30,537 --> 18:59:32,673
- Getting a series
two was thrilling.

680
18:59:32,739 --> 18:59:34,708
- [Cara] It was lovely
for all of us to find out

681
18:59:34,775 --> 18:59:36,043
that we've been recommissioned,

682
18:59:36,109 --> 18:59:38,779
and what is wonderful
is that the dynamic

683
18:59:38,846 --> 18:59:41,515
and the chemistry
are already there.

684
18:59:41,582 --> 18:59:44,218
- There's no James Wyckham here,

685
18:59:44,284 --> 18:59:46,019
but there is a Darren Benson.

686
18:59:46,086 --> 18:59:48,522
- [Judith] Darren Benson,
the missing fraudster

687
18:59:48,589 --> 18:59:51,024
whose DNA was found
on the watch link.

688
18:59:51,091 --> 18:59:52,793
He looks familiar.

689
18:59:52,860 --> 18:59:54,461
- [Robert] What viewers can
look forward to in series two

690
18:59:54,528 --> 18:59:57,764
is more fun, more
joy, more murders,

691
18:59:57,831 --> 19:00:01,835
more set pieces of the
women doing improbable things.

692
19:00:01,902 --> 19:00:05,639
- I told you Greg Cooper
would be on a boat.

693
19:00:05,706 --> 19:00:07,808
- Yeah, that bed's
definitely been slept in.

694
19:00:07,875 --> 19:00:10,344
- And there's another empty
bottle on the cabin floor.

695
19:00:10,410 --> 19:00:13,080
- But if it is him,
where is he now?

696
19:00:13,146 --> 19:00:14,314
I better call Tanika.

697
19:00:14,381 --> 19:00:15,916
- [Cara] We now
have six episodes

698
19:00:15,983 --> 19:00:18,151
and three different
investigations,

699
19:00:18,218 --> 19:00:20,420
but also the bond
between the characters

700
19:00:20,487 --> 19:00:22,623
has developed a lot more now.

701
19:00:22,689 --> 19:00:25,626
- Got a new glow
about you, Mrs. P.

702
19:00:25,692 --> 19:00:27,194
- Really?

703
19:00:27,261 --> 19:00:29,930
- Suzie's right. Coming out of
retirement really suits you.

704
19:00:29,997 --> 19:00:32,799
- And we're not the only
ones who've noticed.

705
19:00:32,866 --> 19:00:35,435
- [Robert] So the very first
story is based on my novel,

706
19:00:35,502 --> 19:00:37,004
"Death Comes to Marlow".

707
19:00:37,070 --> 19:00:39,339
The second one is about a war,

708
19:00:39,406 --> 19:00:41,508
effectively, in a
suburban cul-de-sac.

709
19:00:41,575 --> 19:00:44,311
And the third one is
set in the sailing club.

710
19:00:44,378 --> 19:00:47,481
We get three sets of killers,
three sets of suspects,

711
19:00:47,548 --> 19:00:48,782
and also three different writers

712
19:00:48,849 --> 19:00:50,150
telling each of the stories.

713
19:00:50,217 --> 19:00:51,552
- What are you doing here?

714
19:00:51,618 --> 19:00:53,954
- We want to know how a
button from your jacket

715
19:00:54,021 --> 19:00:57,591
ended up in your
father's dressing room.

716
19:00:57,658 --> 19:00:58,992
- It's a great cast.

717
19:00:59,059 --> 19:01:01,428
We've got most of the
same crew, same director.

718
19:01:01,495 --> 19:01:04,231
- [Steve] Coming back this
time feels warm and familiar.

719
19:01:04,298 --> 19:01:05,566
When you're on the first series,

720
19:01:05,632 --> 19:01:08,302
you're kind of entering
the unknown quite a bit.

721
19:01:08,368 --> 19:01:09,770
You're working
out what it is,

722
19:01:09,837 --> 19:01:11,471
and it's working
out what it is.

723
19:01:11,538 --> 19:01:14,541
When you're back for series
two, you've got a template.

724
19:01:14,608 --> 19:01:17,044
Now it's about really
pushing that relationship

725
19:01:17,110 --> 19:01:19,279
up to another level and enjoying

726
19:01:19,346 --> 19:01:21,081
their familiarity
with each other.

727
19:01:21,148 --> 19:01:22,449
- [Alison] With
the first series,

728
19:01:22,516 --> 19:01:24,351
you never really know if
people are gonna love it.

729
19:01:24,418 --> 19:01:27,087
And fortunately, on series
one, people did love it,

730
19:01:27,154 --> 19:01:29,890
and so we're sort of back
with real confidence.

731
19:01:29,957 --> 19:01:31,124
- Where did you get that?

732
19:01:31,191 --> 19:01:32,960
- [Suzie] Oh, that's
his work website.

733
19:01:33,026 --> 19:01:35,596
Louis Oldham's head of
accounts for a loans company.

734
19:01:35,662 --> 19:01:37,998
- So someone who fixes
loans has been killed,

735
19:01:38,065 --> 19:01:39,900
and we have a property developer
who's drowning in debt.

736
19:01:39,967 --> 19:01:41,034
- Got it in one.

737
19:01:41,101 --> 19:01:42,603
- What do you think?

738
19:01:42,669 --> 19:01:46,907
- Why did no one see
anything or hear anything?

739
19:01:48,275 --> 19:01:50,444
I think it's one of the
people in that close.

740
19:01:50,511 --> 19:01:52,079
(dramatic music)

741
19:01:52,145 --> 19:01:53,347
- In the first series,

742
19:01:53,413 --> 19:01:55,115
it was me just writing
based on the books,

743
19:01:55,182 --> 19:01:57,084
and we didn't know who
we were gonna cast.

744
19:01:57,150 --> 19:01:58,886
Whereas this time, we've
got Sam, we've got Jo,

745
19:01:58,952 --> 19:02:00,521
we've got Cara,
we've got Natalie,

746
19:02:00,587 --> 19:02:02,356
so you're actually
writing for the actors,

747
19:02:02,422 --> 19:02:04,258
what we've seen
them do on screen.

748
19:02:04,324 --> 19:02:06,193
- Professor Gifford seems
like an interesting man.

749
19:02:06,260 --> 19:02:08,996
- Oh, yes. And highly
respected in his field.

750
19:02:09,062 --> 19:02:10,430
- And not bad looking either.

751
19:02:10,497 --> 19:02:13,100
- Really? I didn't notice.

752
19:02:13,166 --> 19:02:15,502
- She blushed. I knew it.

753
19:02:15,569 --> 19:02:19,540
- My favorite scene is in
the church by the bridge.

754
19:02:19,606 --> 19:02:21,842
There's a moment in it
where we were tracking

755
19:02:21,909 --> 19:02:25,913
a drone indoors, and had
our three heroes come in

756
19:02:25,979 --> 19:02:29,316
with a massive tracking
shot that just feels like

757
19:02:29,383 --> 19:02:31,785
a great spectacle,
and that sort of

758
19:02:31,852 --> 19:02:34,955
big moment in the
church just worked,

759
19:02:35,022 --> 19:02:38,759
and were great fun to
shoot and very rewarding.

760
19:02:38,825 --> 19:02:43,897
- We know what happened, and
that you knew Seb Teller.

761
19:02:43,964 --> 19:02:47,467
- I didn't set out to
hurt anyone, I was...

762
19:02:47,534 --> 19:02:49,570
I was just trying to
protect my family.

763
19:02:49,636 --> 19:02:51,872
- [Robert] One of the most
enjoyable moments we had

764
19:02:51,939 --> 19:02:53,140
was when we were sitting
there talking about

765
19:02:53,207 --> 19:02:54,675
what stories can we tell?

766
19:02:54,741 --> 19:02:57,110
And we started talking
about bin wars,

767
19:02:57,177 --> 19:03:00,714
and how everyone in the room
had a story of getting antsy

768
19:03:00,781 --> 19:03:02,115
with their neighbors
over the bins,

769
19:03:02,182 --> 19:03:03,750
when it goes out,
what you put in it.

770
19:03:03,817 --> 19:03:06,186
And it was so much fun for
everyone telling their stories,

771
19:03:06,253 --> 19:03:07,554
and you just, you work as a team

772
19:03:07,621 --> 19:03:09,756
and you collect all of
the stories in the room,

773
19:03:09,823 --> 19:03:12,426
and you've come up with a murder
that would go around that.

774
19:03:12,492 --> 19:03:14,061
Then Lucia went off
and wrote her story,

775
19:03:14,127 --> 19:03:16,029
Julia went off and
wrote her story,

776
19:03:16,096 --> 19:03:18,232
and it was just so exciting,

777
19:03:18,298 --> 19:03:20,767
and it's been just a
privilege to work with them.

778
19:03:20,834 --> 19:03:22,870
- [Alison] One of the things
that was just really exciting

779
19:03:22,936 --> 19:03:25,506
to me in thinking about
series two was just

780
19:03:25,572 --> 19:03:28,909
the space to explore these
women's characters a bit more,

781
19:03:28,976 --> 19:03:30,444
gives you then space to explore

782
19:03:30,511 --> 19:03:32,145
what else is going
on in their lives.

783
19:03:32,212 --> 19:03:35,148
So, Suzie's dealing with Zeta
about to leave for university

784
19:03:35,215 --> 19:03:36,783
and what that means for her.

785
19:03:36,850 --> 19:03:38,418
Becks is probably a
bit more fulfilled,

786
19:03:38,485 --> 19:03:39,887
and she's sort of
a bit more focused

787
19:03:39,953 --> 19:03:41,522
on her relationship with Colin.

788
19:03:41,588 --> 19:03:45,993
Judith I think has sort of
laid some skeletons to rest.

789
19:03:46,059 --> 19:03:48,161
Really more comfortable
in who she is, I think.

790
19:03:48,228 --> 19:03:51,398
- Mr. Eddingham told
me you were here.

791
19:03:51,465 --> 19:03:54,234
It's thrilling, isn't it?
Discovery of this magnitude.

792
19:03:54,301 --> 19:03:56,436
- Oh, it, it, it certainly is.

793
19:03:56,503 --> 19:03:58,705
It's a coup for Marlow.

794
19:04:00,340 --> 19:04:06,346
- We found another potential
burial site out near Cliveden.

795
19:04:06,413 --> 19:04:08,348
I was wondering if
you would care to

796
19:04:08,415 --> 19:04:12,052
accompany me on a
speculative visit.

797
19:04:13,453 --> 19:04:15,255
- I'd be delighted.

798
19:04:16,023 --> 19:04:17,558
(whimsical music)

799
19:04:17,624 --> 19:04:20,127
- [Narrator] Even though it's
a show about solving murders,

800
19:04:20,194 --> 19:04:22,663
it's not puzzling how humour

801
19:04:22,729 --> 19:04:25,966
keeps us laughing
with the ladies.

802
19:04:26,333 --> 19:04:28,001
- Excuse me.

803
19:04:28,502 --> 19:04:33,407
Um, the prints on this
notebook belong to Liz Curtis.

804
19:04:34,675 --> 19:04:36,076
You need to see if they
match any of the fingerprints

805
19:04:36,143 --> 19:04:37,911
you found on the door
handle at Stefan's house.

806
19:04:37,978 --> 19:04:39,112
- Is this a poo bag?

807
19:04:39,179 --> 19:04:40,848
- Yep. Correct.

808
19:04:41,982 --> 19:04:43,750
- [Samantha] It's been
very funny to shoot,

809
19:04:43,817 --> 19:04:46,086
and it makes the director laugh,

810
19:04:46,153 --> 19:04:48,488
so hopefully it'll make
the audience laugh too.

811
19:04:48,555 --> 19:04:50,457
- [Becks] You just have
to pretend to be a corpse.

812
19:04:50,524 --> 19:04:52,459
Suzie, you see if
you can pick him up.

813
19:04:52,526 --> 19:04:54,228
- I'd rather you didn't
call me a corpse.

814
19:04:54,294 --> 19:04:56,797
- Sorry, Colin. The
Reverend Corpse.

815
19:04:56,864 --> 19:04:58,765
- Thank you. That's
more like it.

816
19:04:58,832 --> 19:05:01,301
- All right, let's do this.

817
19:05:02,135 --> 19:05:04,538
(groans) Hold on, let's
get this over here.

818
19:05:04,605 --> 19:05:06,940
If I lift you... (groans)

819
19:05:08,509 --> 19:05:10,077
Oh, sorry.

820
19:05:10,143 --> 19:05:12,246
- I'm not that heavy, am I?

821
19:05:12,312 --> 19:05:14,314
- [Narrator] The show's
brilliant use of humour

822
19:05:14,381 --> 19:05:17,117
helps relieve the
tension of each episode,

823
19:05:17,184 --> 19:05:21,188
as Judith, Becks, and Suzie
try to catch the killer.

824
19:05:21,255 --> 19:05:22,556
- [Phil] Left the house,
went straight to cricket,

825
19:05:22,623 --> 19:05:25,425
played all afternoon,
albeit not very well,

826
19:05:25,492 --> 19:05:28,629
then came straight home and
bumped into those women.

827
19:05:28,695 --> 19:05:29,463
The busy bodies.

828
19:05:29,530 --> 19:05:31,064
- [Judith] How dare he?

829
19:05:31,131 --> 19:05:33,166
- We chatted for a while.

830
19:05:33,233 --> 19:05:34,835
Ask them if I look like someone

831
19:05:34,902 --> 19:05:37,871
who's just disposed
of crucial evidence.

832
19:05:37,938 --> 19:05:40,140
- [Robert] When I write
a line for Judith,

833
19:05:40,207 --> 19:05:42,075
I'm writing it for Samantha Bond

834
19:05:42,142 --> 19:05:43,877
to play Judith to say the line,

835
19:05:43,944 --> 19:05:45,445
and that has been liberating

836
19:05:45,512 --> 19:05:47,948
and just has made it
so joyous to write,

837
19:05:48,015 --> 19:05:49,383
knowing the amazing
actors we've got

838
19:05:49,449 --> 19:05:52,186
who are gonna be
delivering the lines.

839
19:05:52,252 --> 19:05:55,389
- It's a drugs drop
off. Mark my words.

840
19:05:55,455 --> 19:05:57,057
- I don't think many
crossword setters

841
19:05:57,124 --> 19:05:58,992
deal drugs in their spare time.

842
19:05:59,059 --> 19:06:01,528
- I don't know.
You solve murders.

843
19:06:01,595 --> 19:06:03,263
- I suppose I do.

844
19:06:03,597 --> 19:06:05,399
- [Narrator] Of course,
rooted in the humour

845
19:06:05,465 --> 19:06:07,201
is the fact that
all three characters

846
19:06:07,267 --> 19:06:09,469
are new to investigating crimes,

847
19:06:09,536 --> 19:06:12,906
which means there can be a
technological learning curve.

848
19:06:12,973 --> 19:06:14,141
- [Becks] Judith?

849
19:06:14,208 --> 19:06:15,075
- [Suzie] Oh, God,
what have you done?

850
19:06:15,142 --> 19:06:16,043
- [Becks] You're a giraffe.

851
19:06:16,109 --> 19:06:17,311
- How are you going to do that?

852
19:06:17,377 --> 19:06:19,947
- [Becks] Judith.
What are you doing?

853
19:06:20,013 --> 19:06:21,515
- What?
- [Suzie] What have you-

854
19:06:21,582 --> 19:06:24,351
- Why am I a giraffe? Oh, I
must have pressed something.

855
19:06:24,418 --> 19:06:26,320
Oh, this is ridiculous.
How do I change it?

856
19:06:26,386 --> 19:06:27,754
- Go to the bottom
of your screen.

857
19:06:27,821 --> 19:06:29,323
- [Becks] Change the setting.

858
19:06:29,389 --> 19:06:31,992
- [Suzie] You should see a
giraffe or some other animoji.

859
19:06:32,059 --> 19:06:33,961
- What's an animoji?

860
19:06:34,027 --> 19:06:35,863
I've done it again.

861
19:06:35,929 --> 19:06:37,698
- [Narrator] Sometimes,
even the police

862
19:06:37,764 --> 19:06:40,667
are subjected to
the trio's mishaps.

863
19:06:40,734 --> 19:06:43,570
- Are you at the rowing center?

864
19:06:43,637 --> 19:06:44,872
- What's that?

865
19:06:44,938 --> 19:06:46,139
- [Tanika] You mustn't
speak to Liz Curtis.

866
19:06:46,206 --> 19:06:47,608
I want you all to come
to the station at once.

867
19:06:47,674 --> 19:06:50,210
- Sorry, the reception's
very bad. You're breaking up.

868
19:06:50,277 --> 19:06:51,945
(shaking phone)

869
19:06:52,779 --> 19:06:53,647
- Do you think they bought that?

870
19:06:53,714 --> 19:06:55,182
- Shh. We haven't turned it off.

871
19:06:55,249 --> 19:06:58,752
- You haven't turned the phone
off? You didn't turn it off?

872
19:06:58,819 --> 19:07:01,955
[Suzie] Give it to
me. What's this?

873
19:07:02,022 --> 19:07:04,157
- [Narrator] Still, the
women always find a way

874
19:07:04,224 --> 19:07:05,526
to be there for each other

875
19:07:05,592 --> 19:07:09,062
and help out when one of
them is in a tight spot.

876
19:07:09,129 --> 19:07:13,267
- Mr. Bishop, sorry if I
was a bit odd just now.

877
19:07:15,035 --> 19:07:17,304
I've got a family problem
that I need to talk about.

878
19:07:17,371 --> 19:07:21,508
But outside. I could
do with the fresh air.

879
19:07:21,575 --> 19:07:23,977
- Just had some fresh air.

880
19:07:24,044 --> 19:07:25,712
- I love fresh air.

881
19:07:26,947 --> 19:07:29,416
- Let's get some fresh air.

882
19:07:31,618 --> 19:07:34,321
- [Narrator] Their camaraderie
and brilliant sense of humor

883
19:07:34,388 --> 19:07:38,659
ensures that the trio
will always be successful.

884
19:07:38,725 --> 19:07:41,395
- Ooh!
- Suzie! (engine revs)

885
19:07:41,461 --> 19:07:43,664
Stay in your lane, Suzie!

886
19:07:43,730 --> 19:07:45,199
Morning!

887
19:07:45,265 --> 19:07:46,166
- Suzie!
- Sorry!

888
19:07:46,233 --> 19:07:47,901
(exciting music)

889
19:07:48,569 --> 19:07:50,871
- Let's get some speed on this!

890
19:07:50,938 --> 19:07:51,672
Pedal to the metal!

891
19:07:51,738 --> 19:07:52,739
(engine accelerates)

892
19:07:52,806 --> 19:07:53,407
- Oh, God!
- Hold on, ladies.

893
19:07:53,473 --> 19:07:54,007
- Steady!

894
19:07:54,074 --> 19:07:55,976
(bicycle peddling)

895
19:07:57,110 --> 19:08:00,047
- [Becks] Hi!
- [Man] Mrs. Potts?

896
19:08:00,113 --> 19:08:01,548
- [Woman] Woah!

897
19:08:01,615 --> 19:08:02,983
- [Judith] There he is.
There he is.

898
19:08:03,050 --> 19:08:06,854
- Where is he going?
- [Judith] Go, go, go!

899
19:08:08,488 --> 19:08:09,323
- [Becks] Left, everyone!

900
19:08:09,389 --> 19:08:11,158
- [Judith] Indicate!

901
19:08:11,225 --> 19:08:12,392
- [Judith] Careful, Suzie!

902
19:08:12,459 --> 19:08:14,161
(car horn beeps)

903
19:08:14,228 --> 19:08:15,262
- [Suzie] You got a license?
- [Man] Get out the road!

904
19:08:15,329 --> 19:08:16,997
- Learn to drive!

905
19:08:19,099 --> 19:08:20,567
- Speed bump ahead!

906
19:08:20,634 --> 19:08:22,069
- Slow down, Suzie!
- [Judith] Careful, Suzie!

907
19:08:22,135 --> 19:08:23,403
- Hold on! Brace yourselves!

908
19:08:23,470 --> 19:08:25,138
- Hold on!
- Oh!

909
19:08:25,973 --> 19:08:27,641
(Suzie chuckles)

910
19:08:28,075 --> 19:08:31,445
- [Narrator] Season two included
many new faces in Marlow,

911
19:08:31,512 --> 19:08:37,150
and everyone was delighted to
perform with the guest stars.

912
19:08:37,217 --> 19:08:42,089
- [Judith] Judith Potts. I think
you might need another one.

913
19:08:42,155 --> 19:08:44,758
- Thank you. Tristram Bailey.

914
19:08:44,825 --> 19:08:46,660
- [Judith] Oh, Sir Peter's son.

915
19:08:46,727 --> 19:08:48,562
- Sadly for both of us, yes.

916
19:08:48,629 --> 19:08:49,663
- [Cara] We've been
really blessed with

917
19:08:49,730 --> 19:08:50,664
the guest stars that we've had.

918
19:08:50,731 --> 19:08:52,099
It's lovely to work with such

919
19:08:52,165 --> 19:08:52,900
a huge group

920
19:08:52,966 --> 19:08:54,234
of exciting actors.

921
19:08:54,301 --> 19:08:55,636
- [Suzie] Just like old times

922
19:08:55,702 --> 19:08:58,105
- [Jackie] You and me
sharing a flask of tea

923
19:08:58,172 --> 19:09:02,209
while those school gate queens
sipped lattes at Lorenzo's.

924
19:09:02,276 --> 19:09:03,677
- [Robert] What's
amazing about this series

925
19:09:03,744 --> 19:09:06,079
is we get to meet a whole
new suite of characters,

926
19:09:06,146 --> 19:09:07,881
three times, three
different stories.

927
19:09:07,948 --> 19:09:09,716
- We've got a really
fantastic array

928
19:09:09,783 --> 19:09:11,151
of guest stars in this series.

929
19:09:11,218 --> 19:09:14,221
- Peter was so kind, vulnerable.

930
19:09:17,858 --> 19:09:19,526
I loved him.

931
19:09:22,596 --> 19:09:25,165
Go where you like.
Pull the house apart.

932
19:09:25,232 --> 19:09:27,467
I want his new will found.

933
19:09:27,534 --> 19:09:29,403
- In the first story
of the second series of

934
19:09:29,469 --> 19:09:31,071
"The Marlow Murder
Club", we have

935
19:09:31,138 --> 19:09:32,906
James Wilby playing
Sir Peter Bailey.

936
19:09:32,973 --> 19:09:34,908
- [Sir Peter] I want to
invite you to a party.

937
19:09:34,975 --> 19:09:36,543
- I'm sorry?

938
19:09:36,610 --> 19:09:38,078
- This afternoon, to celebrate
my marriage tomorrow.

939
19:09:38,145 --> 19:09:39,713
What would you say?

940
19:09:39,780 --> 19:09:43,483
- What I would say, Sir Peter,
is that we've never met.

941
19:09:43,550 --> 19:09:45,352
- Oh, your reputation
precedes you.

942
19:09:45,419 --> 19:09:48,755
And I'm worried
something might happen.

943
19:09:48,822 --> 19:09:50,357
- [Robert] In the world of
"The Marlow Murder Club",

944
19:09:50,424 --> 19:09:53,227
if you live in a big Elizabethan
house and you're super rich

945
19:09:53,293 --> 19:09:55,262
and you have a
baronetcy, I'm sorry,

946
19:09:55,329 --> 19:09:57,464
you are going to have
to deserve to die.

947
19:09:57,531 --> 19:09:59,433
- [Jenny] No, no!
- We need to call

948
19:09:59,499 --> 19:10:00,868
an ambulance.

949
19:10:00,934 --> 19:10:03,070
- (sobs) Peter, Peter!

950
19:10:03,370 --> 19:10:05,038
Peter! (sobs)

951
19:10:07,541 --> 19:10:08,876
He's dead.

952
19:10:08,942 --> 19:10:10,711
- [Narrator] Sam
Womack joined the cast

953
19:10:10,777 --> 19:10:13,447
as a guest star in season two.

954
19:10:13,514 --> 19:10:16,984
- You have no idea what
it was like though.

955
19:10:17,050 --> 19:10:21,188
Every time I heard a knock
at the door, I just, I...

956
19:10:21,255 --> 19:10:24,758
I thought my whole world
was going to collapse.

957
19:10:24,825 --> 19:10:26,994
And then one day, it did.

958
19:10:27,060 --> 19:10:28,795
- [Samantha] Sam
Womack, Patrick Robinson

959
19:10:28,862 --> 19:10:30,564
I hadn't worked
with before.

960
19:10:30,631 --> 19:10:31,899
Joyous people.

961
19:10:31,965 --> 19:10:32,766
- When's the baby due?

962
19:10:32,833 --> 19:10:34,434
- Why is that relevant?

963
19:10:34,501 --> 19:10:36,270
- A witness came forward.

964
19:10:36,336 --> 19:10:41,008
They saw you throw something
into the river. Evidence.

965
19:10:41,074 --> 19:10:43,744
The marine unit's been
trawling the river for days.

966
19:10:43,810 --> 19:10:46,079
It's only a matter of time.

967
19:10:46,146 --> 19:10:48,081
- [Samantha] There's a
guest in episode three

968
19:10:48,148 --> 19:10:49,383
called Liz Bennett,

969
19:10:49,449 --> 19:10:51,518
who I must have
known for 40 years.

970
19:10:51,585 --> 19:10:54,121
So it's lovely, it's
lovely meeting new people,

971
19:10:54,188 --> 19:10:57,524
but it's also really great
working with old mates.

972
19:10:57,591 --> 19:11:00,827
- James has taken all
our savings, everything.

973
19:11:00,894 --> 19:11:02,129
I've been such a fool.

974
19:11:02,196 --> 19:11:04,097
- Oh, he fooled everyone,
Mrs. Liddington.

975
19:11:04,164 --> 19:11:07,668
James Wyckham is an
extremely manipulative man,

976
19:11:07,734 --> 19:11:09,036
but we'll find him,

977
19:11:09,102 --> 19:11:11,238
and we'll get that money
back, I promise you.

978
19:11:11,305 --> 19:11:13,040
- One actor who I've
actually worked with before

979
19:11:13,106 --> 19:11:15,342
who's a great actor,
Hugh Quarshie.

980
19:11:15,409 --> 19:11:17,578
When I heard that
he's coming down to

981
19:11:17,644 --> 19:11:20,714
possibly be a little
love interest for Judith,

982
19:11:20,781 --> 19:11:23,116
I was like, "Mm, girl."

983
19:11:23,183 --> 19:11:27,287
- [Professor Gifford] I
have a lecture to give.

984
19:11:27,354 --> 19:11:29,723
But it really was a
pleasure meeting you.

985
19:11:29,790 --> 19:11:31,425
- Likewise, Professor Gifford.

986
19:11:31,491 --> 19:11:33,160
- Oh, Darius, Liz.

987
19:11:35,062 --> 19:11:36,530
- I think she likes him.

988
19:11:36,597 --> 19:11:39,199
- Oh, maybe she just admires
his academic prowess.

989
19:11:39,266 --> 19:11:41,835
- [Suzie] No. She likes him!

990
19:11:42,469 --> 19:11:44,071
- [Alison] One of our
guest cast is Nina Sosanya,

991
19:11:44,137 --> 19:11:45,806
who specifically said
that she took the role

992
19:11:45,873 --> 19:11:48,642
because she wanted to
be acting amongst women.

993
19:11:48,709 --> 19:11:51,712
So, it's nice to feel that
the thing that we think

994
19:11:51,778 --> 19:11:54,715
is special about the show
is also appealing to actors.

995
19:11:54,781 --> 19:11:57,417
- I shouldn't have lied to you,

996
19:11:57,484 --> 19:11:59,419
but I can't be
connected to that body.

997
19:11:59,486 --> 19:12:01,622
I can't afford the delays.

998
19:12:01,688 --> 19:12:04,958
- Someone killed Seb Teller.
It could easily have been you.

999
19:12:05,025 --> 19:12:06,693
- It wasn't.

1000
19:12:07,327 --> 19:12:09,062
I never even heard
that name before today.

1001
19:12:09,129 --> 19:12:11,098
- And Louis Oldham?

1002
19:12:11,164 --> 19:12:16,637
- (sighs) I would threaten and
I'll intimidate no problem.

1003
19:12:17,704 --> 19:12:19,473
I draw the line at murder.

1004
19:12:19,540 --> 19:12:21,441
- [Alison] There's a sort of
cliche of murder mysteries,

1005
19:12:21,508 --> 19:12:24,511
where the most famous person
on screen is always the killer.

1006
19:12:24,578 --> 19:12:26,713
What's so great about our
casting is that we've got

1007
19:12:26,780 --> 19:12:30,350
a sort of brilliant raft of
familiar faces across the board.

1008
19:12:30,417 --> 19:12:32,119
So if anyone's trying to
play the guessing game

1009
19:12:32,186 --> 19:12:34,988
of most famous is the killer,
they won't be able to do that.

1010
19:12:35,055 --> 19:12:38,859
- [Rosanna] It's still so
hard to believe. What a mess.

1011
19:12:38,926 --> 19:12:40,594
(gentle music)

1012
19:12:42,462 --> 19:12:46,266
Thank you for catching
father's killer.

1013
19:12:46,900 --> 19:12:49,570
- It's the least he deserved.

1014
19:12:50,470 --> 19:12:51,672
- [Narrator] What makes
this show different

1015
19:12:51,738 --> 19:12:55,509
is to see women at the
helm of all the investigations.

1016
19:12:55,576 --> 19:12:59,279
The sisterhood is
everywhere in Marlow.

1017
19:12:59,346 --> 19:13:01,014
(door opens)

1018
19:13:01,982 --> 19:13:03,650
- Oh, you came.

1019
19:13:05,018 --> 19:13:06,687
(gentle music)

1020
19:13:07,421 --> 19:13:09,089
Both of you.

1021
19:13:10,257 --> 19:13:13,026
- The dynamics between
Judith, Suzie, and Becks,

1022
19:13:13,093 --> 19:13:15,429
what's fascinating about this
is over the first three hours,

1023
19:13:15,495 --> 19:13:18,665
we see that relationship
grow and flourish.

1024
19:13:18,732 --> 19:13:19,833
- Could this be our killer?

1025
19:13:19,900 --> 19:13:21,401
- Well, it's possible.

1026
19:13:21,468 --> 19:13:23,837
Although Tanika thinks Sir
Peter's death was an accident.

1027
19:13:23,904 --> 19:13:27,140
- What about you?
What do you think?

1028
19:13:28,275 --> 19:13:31,545
- [Judith] I think my
house tomorrow morning.

1029
19:13:31,612 --> 19:13:32,880
See you both then.

1030
19:13:32,946 --> 19:13:36,717
- It's been an amazing
company of actors.

1031
19:13:36,783 --> 19:13:37,951
- When I get back
to the station,

1032
19:13:38,018 --> 19:13:42,489
I can sort you out with
accreditation, lanyards.

1033
19:13:42,556 --> 19:13:44,358
You came prepared.

1034
19:13:44,658 --> 19:13:46,393
- The first thing that
attracted me to the project

1035
19:13:46,460 --> 19:13:49,196
was the fact that it's
got women at the helm.

1036
19:13:49,263 --> 19:13:51,965
The female characters aren't
in competition with each other.

1037
19:13:52,032 --> 19:13:53,300
- Why is she talking in riddles?

1038
19:13:53,367 --> 19:13:56,503
- Hold on. We've
been here before.

1039
19:13:57,471 --> 19:14:00,641
Do you know who
killed Louis Oldham?

1040
19:14:00,707 --> 19:14:02,075
- I think I do.

1041
19:14:02,142 --> 19:14:03,810
- And is it the same person
who killed Seb Teller?

1042
19:14:03,877 --> 19:14:04,845
- It is.

1043
19:14:04,912 --> 19:14:05,779
- [Alison] Robert always wanted

1044
19:14:05,846 --> 19:14:07,481
to do the adaptation himself,

1045
19:14:07,548 --> 19:14:09,550
which felt like a
no brainer for us.

1046
19:14:09,616 --> 19:14:11,985
- The first week that
we shot was one of the

1047
19:14:12,052 --> 19:14:14,521
longest weeks of my life,
'cause I just couldn't believe

1048
19:14:14,588 --> 19:14:16,089
after all of these years

1049
19:14:16,156 --> 19:14:18,458
that we were actually
making the TV show.

1050
19:14:18,525 --> 19:14:20,994
Everyone had just created

1051
19:14:21,428 --> 19:14:24,898
what I had written in
my mind seven years ago.

1052
19:14:24,965 --> 19:14:25,866
- Chris Bott.

1053
19:14:25,933 --> 19:14:26,900
- You know him?

1054
19:14:26,967 --> 19:14:28,035
- I sing in the choir with him.

1055
19:14:28,101 --> 19:14:29,636
- Does everyone
sing in the choir?

1056
19:14:29,703 --> 19:14:32,239
- Sometimes it feels like
it. Should I give him a ring?

1057
19:14:32,306 --> 19:14:33,941
- And say what? "Are
you the murderer?"

1058
19:14:34,007 --> 19:14:37,144
- Stop it. I think we
can do better than that.

1059
19:14:37,211 --> 19:14:39,546
- The relationship
between the three of them

1060
19:14:39,613 --> 19:14:41,982
works so well because
they are so different.

1061
19:14:42,049 --> 19:14:43,750
- I got a tattoo.

1062
19:14:43,817 --> 19:14:44,985
- Huh?

1063
19:14:45,052 --> 19:14:46,019
- That's what I've
been doing with Daniel.

1064
19:14:46,086 --> 19:14:47,387
- No.

1065
19:14:47,454 --> 19:14:49,122
- That's extraordinary.

1066
19:14:49,189 --> 19:14:50,490
- I'd always wanted to get one,

1067
19:14:50,557 --> 19:14:52,059
but I wasn't sure I could
pull it off anymore.

1068
19:14:52,125 --> 19:14:53,427
- [Suzie] Of course you can.

1069
19:14:53,493 --> 19:14:55,963
- To be honest, I was
worried it was all a bit

1070
19:14:56,029 --> 19:14:58,432
midlife crisis, embarrassing.

1071
19:14:58,498 --> 19:14:59,700
So I kept it a secret.

1072
19:14:59,766 --> 19:15:03,637
- Well, it is a little
midlife crisis, but I love it.

1073
19:15:03,704 --> 19:15:05,472
- [Jo] Yes, it's feminist,
but it's not done in

1074
19:15:05,539 --> 19:15:07,207
that heavy handed kind of way,

1075
19:15:07,274 --> 19:15:09,543
it's kind of like there's
a lightness to it.

1076
19:15:09,610 --> 19:15:12,379
- [Tanika] Are you sure
you're gonna be okay?

1077
19:15:12,446 --> 19:15:14,114
- I will.

1078
19:15:14,581 --> 19:15:16,083
- We will.

1079
19:15:16,149 --> 19:15:17,818
- We will.

1080
19:15:18,218 --> 19:15:20,754
- Thank you for trusting us.

1081
19:15:20,821 --> 19:15:23,090
- Didn't doubt you for a second.

1082
19:15:23,156 --> 19:15:24,992
- [Jo] Having that kind
of age range of women

1083
19:15:25,058 --> 19:15:26,660
that are carrying a storyline

1084
19:15:26,727 --> 19:15:30,597
and something that's quite
kind of dynamic is fresh.

1085
19:15:30,664 --> 19:15:35,202
- As Confucius once
said, "We have two lives,

1086
19:15:35,269 --> 19:15:40,407
and the second begins when
we realize we only have one."

1087
19:15:41,074 --> 19:15:45,078
I'm going to live my
second life to the full.

1088
19:15:45,546 --> 19:15:46,947
- Amen to that.

1089
19:15:47,014 --> 19:15:49,283
- They all bring something
different to the table, I think.

1090
19:15:49,349 --> 19:15:52,486
And that's why I think as a
trio, they work really well,

1091
19:15:52,553 --> 19:15:54,821
'cause they've got
different strengths.

1092
19:15:54,888 --> 19:15:56,223
(door closes)

1093
19:15:56,290 --> 19:15:57,958
- Oh.

1094
19:15:58,225 --> 19:15:59,526
- Should we try next door?

1095
19:15:59,593 --> 19:16:00,928
- No.

1096
19:16:00,994 --> 19:16:01,995
I don't think any of them
are gonna want to chat

1097
19:16:02,062 --> 19:16:04,565
to a bunch of civilian advisors.

1098
19:16:04,631 --> 19:16:07,201
- Then how about they
don't talk to them?

1099
19:16:07,267 --> 19:16:09,837
I'm still the vicar's wife.

1100
19:16:10,270 --> 19:16:13,540
- The way we are as women,
the way we empower each other,

1101
19:16:13,607 --> 19:16:17,311
the way we support each
other, that's sisterhood.

1102
19:16:17,377 --> 19:16:20,113
- Did I go too far?
Did I? (laughs)

1103
19:16:20,180 --> 19:16:21,748
I mean, I didn't mean any of it.

1104
19:16:21,815 --> 19:16:25,953
I mean, we're your friends,
you know? We get you, Judith.

1105
19:16:26,019 --> 19:16:28,488
Even if sometimes we
like to tease you.

1106
19:16:28,555 --> 19:16:29,990
It's 'cause we love you.

1107
19:16:30,057 --> 19:16:30,924
- [Samantha] I
think the big thing

1108
19:16:30,991 --> 19:16:32,626
that's really very helpful

1109
19:16:32,693 --> 19:16:36,597
is that we all have a
monumental sense of humour.

1110
19:16:36,663 --> 19:16:38,665
- And we all like wine.

1111
19:16:38,932 --> 19:16:40,601
(all laughing)

1112
19:16:41,168 --> 19:16:44,171
- I suggest we
look to the future.

1113
19:16:44,905 --> 19:16:45,939
Champagne, anyone?

1114
19:16:46,006 --> 19:16:47,875
- Ooh!
- Yes, please.

1115
19:16:47,941 --> 19:16:49,610
(all laughing)

1116
19:16:50,077 --> 19:16:50,978
- [Becks] Just a little bit.

1117
19:16:51,044 --> 19:16:52,846
(whimsical music)

1118
19:16:55,382 --> 19:16:56,850
- [Suzie] (sighs) I've said it
before and I'll say it again.

1119
19:16:56,917 --> 19:16:58,585
This is the life.

1120
19:17:01,555 --> 19:17:02,422
- [Narrator]
When we return,

1121
19:17:02,489 --> 19:17:04,324
we'll unpack
more elements

1122
19:17:04,391 --> 19:17:06,260
of "The Marlow
Murder Club",

1123
19:17:06,326 --> 19:17:09,329
including a look at
the gorgeous locations

1124
19:17:09,396 --> 19:17:13,300
and a sneak preview
of the third season in

1125
19:17:13,367 --> 19:17:16,904
"Solving the Puzzles of
The Marlow Murder Club".

1126
19:17:16,970 --> 19:17:19,773
(mysterious music fades out)

1127
19:17:24,444 --> 19:17:25,512
enjoying this behind the

1128
19:17:25,579 --> 19:17:27,881
scenes. Look at the crew

1129
19:17:27,948 --> 19:17:30,684
Murder Club so delightful.

1130
19:17:30,751 --> 19:17:33,220
PBS Wisconsin. This is a on

1131
19:17:34,421 --> 19:17:36,657
Marlow Murder Club, the

1132
19:17:37,691 --> 19:17:40,194
to support PBS Wisconsinery

1133
19:17:40,260 --> 19:17:42,129
gift. This is a challenge

1134
19:17:42,196 --> 19:17:44,665
to give because we have ame

1135
19:17:45,299 --> 19:17:47,935
match your gift dollar for

1136
19:17:48,001 --> 19:17:50,270
20 new members during this

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19:17:50,337 --> 19:17:52,973
renew a membership, please

1138
19:17:53,040 --> 19:17:55,108
you're not a member now, If

1139
19:17:55,175 --> 19:17:57,511
make your commitment. We

1140
19:17:58,078 --> 19:18:00,647
the PBS Wisconsin family of

1141
19:18:02,249 --> 19:18:05,052
the PBS Wisconsin family of

1142
19:18:05,118 --> 19:18:07,788
You'll be glad you did.onor.

1143
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so much more knowing yous

1144
19:18:11,959 --> 19:18:14,194
We are so glad to be able.

1145
19:18:14,595 --> 19:18:17,064
you week after week, andto

1146
19:18:17,464 --> 19:18:19,933
make it possible. This one

1147
19:18:20,601 --> 19:18:23,103
the phone. Make the call.

1148
19:18:23,170 --> 19:18:25,639
>> Hi, I'm Linda Berman, a?

1149
19:18:27,074 --> 19:18:29,743
Wisconsin. And Masterpiece

1150
19:18:30,377 --> 19:18:33,180
The programs are delightful.

1151
19:18:34,481 --> 19:18:37,150
Let's see. Archeologist, a.

1152
19:18:37,584 --> 19:18:40,153
all get together? This isfe

1153
19:18:41,555 --> 19:18:44,124
So we're encouraging you to

1154
19:18:45,526 --> 19:18:48,095
here at PBS Wisconsin. Easy

1155
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this really adorable mug.et

1156
19:18:52,966 --> 19:18:55,302
Marlow Murder Club on one

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it's Susie and Judith andy,

1158
19:19:02,709 --> 19:19:04,945
you $15 a month, you have

1159
19:19:06,413 --> 19:19:08,982
two seasons of the two DVDs.

1160
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season one, season two, but

1161
19:19:13,187 --> 19:19:15,856
different discs, $25, which

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people seem to be calling

1163
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going to be one of those

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1165
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1168
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1170
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1171
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1172
19:19:45,786 --> 19:19:48,021
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1173
19:19:50,624 --> 19:19:53,193
I'm on staff here at PBSalz,

1174
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1175
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1176
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1181
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1182
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1184
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1190
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1191
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state of Wisconsin forg the

1192
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1193
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1194
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1195
19:20:59,193 --> 19:21:01,995
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1196
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1197
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1215
19:21:56,717 --> 19:21:59,186
>> PBS Wisconsin does rely

1216
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watching.
- [Narrator] Welcome back
to "Solving the Puzzles

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watching.
- [Narrator] Welcome back
to "Solving the Puzzles

1373
19:30:23,090 --> 19:30:25,058
of The Marlow Murder Club".

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19:30:25,125 --> 19:30:27,628
Today, we're examining
all the ups and downs

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of "The Marlow Murder Club"
on "Masterpiece Mystery".

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Coming up, we'll share a
sneak preview of season three,

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but for now, let's look
at how all the clues

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work to together
to solve a case.

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19:30:39,740 --> 19:30:41,909
- We're still combing the
crime scene for any evidence.

1380
19:30:41,975 --> 19:30:44,945
- Oh, then you might
be interested

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in that tiny gold link.

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19:30:47,314 --> 19:30:48,182
- Where?

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19:30:48,248 --> 19:30:49,917
(gentle music)

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19:30:50,450 --> 19:30:52,119
- Just there.

1385
19:30:54,955 --> 19:30:57,624
- Oh, yeah. Thanks, partner.

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19:30:58,091 --> 19:31:00,027
- I'm not a cowboy, DS Perry.

1387
19:31:00,093 --> 19:31:03,597
- No, no, you're not.
Let's forget that one.

1388
19:31:03,664 --> 19:31:04,731
- I think that best.

1389
19:31:04,798 --> 19:31:06,500
- [Narrator] Our main
characters,

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19:31:06,567 --> 19:31:08,168
Judith, Becks, and Suzie,

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are very aware
that anything found

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around a crime scene
could be a potential clue.

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19:31:14,808 --> 19:31:16,376
- [Judith] This is all of them.

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19:31:16,443 --> 19:31:17,511
Let's have a look.

1395
19:31:17,578 --> 19:31:18,745
- [Becks] Do we
need more pieces?

1396
19:31:18,812 --> 19:31:19,746
- [Judith] No, this
should be enough.

1397
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"If I die before my"...

1398
19:31:24,852 --> 19:31:26,787
That should be, "Wedding day."

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19:31:26,854 --> 19:31:29,189
"I leave my entire estate

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to Jenny Page,

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19:31:34,528 --> 19:31:36,864
and it will have been"...

1402
19:31:37,331 --> 19:31:38,932
(dramatic music)

1403
19:31:38,999 --> 19:31:42,936
"And it will have been my
son Tristram who killed me."

1404
19:31:43,003 --> 19:31:45,272
- [Judith] What's
this doing here?

1405
19:31:45,339 --> 19:31:46,340
- [Suzie] What is it?

1406
19:31:46,406 --> 19:31:47,941
- I happened to notice

1407
19:31:48,008 --> 19:31:51,545
there was a button missing
on Rosanna's jacket.

1408
19:31:51,612 --> 19:31:55,182
So what's it doing in her
father's dressing room?

1409
19:31:55,249 --> 19:31:58,185
Everyone can touch
type nowadays,

1410
19:31:58,252 --> 19:32:02,656
but you have to start with
your hands above the Home key.

1411
19:32:02,723 --> 19:32:04,091
- What are you talking about?

1412
19:32:04,157 --> 19:32:06,827
- Jackie was confused,
losing consciousness,

1413
19:32:06,894 --> 19:32:08,328
desperate to tell her something,

1414
19:32:08,395 --> 19:32:11,465
but she hadn't realized that
her hands were one key out,

1415
19:32:11,532 --> 19:32:12,900
so she wrote this.

1416
19:32:12,966 --> 19:32:14,468
(mysterious music)

1417
19:32:14,535 --> 19:32:16,203
(keyboard noise)

1418
19:32:17,504 --> 19:32:20,340
Whereas if the hands
were above the Home key,

1419
19:32:20,407 --> 19:32:24,511
where she thought they were,
she'd have written this.

1420
19:32:24,578 --> 19:32:26,246
(tense music)

1421
19:32:31,852 --> 19:32:35,022
- [Narrator] But not all clues
are found at the crime scene.

1422
19:32:35,088 --> 19:32:38,091
Some can be found in
a suspect's office

1423
19:32:38,158 --> 19:32:40,494
or in surveillance footage.

1424
19:32:40,561 --> 19:32:45,732
- Gary said the drone gets
blown off course over the river.

1425
19:32:45,799 --> 19:32:46,567
There it goes.

1426
19:32:46,633 --> 19:32:48,468
(whipping wind)

1427
19:32:48,535 --> 19:32:52,105
- And over the river
is the sailing club.

1428
19:32:52,172 --> 19:32:54,741
Oh, Judith, you are clever.

1429
19:32:57,411 --> 19:32:59,012
- [Judith] The body was
found near the slipway.

1430
19:32:59,079 --> 19:33:01,081
Oh, there, is that it?

1431
19:33:01,815 --> 19:33:02,583
C-can you zoom in?

1432
19:33:02,649 --> 19:33:04,318
- Yeah.

1433
19:33:05,519 --> 19:33:07,754
- Now, there's the body.

1434
19:33:09,356 --> 19:33:10,757
Who's that?

1435
19:33:10,824 --> 19:33:12,492
(dramatic music)

1436
19:33:13,327 --> 19:33:16,930
- Call me old fashioned,
but if this was an accident,

1437
19:33:16,997 --> 19:33:19,933
why would anyone
prioritize the boat

1438
19:33:20,000 --> 19:33:21,668
over helping their mate?

1439
19:33:21,735 --> 19:33:24,137
- Well, the rest of the footage
may answer your question.

1440
19:33:24,204 --> 19:33:27,007
- Oh, see that? A flash
of yellow in the water.

1441
19:33:27,074 --> 19:33:28,275
- Where?
- [Judith] Yes.

1442
19:33:28,342 --> 19:33:31,478
- [Becks] There.
Looks like a bag.

1443
19:33:31,545 --> 19:33:33,213
- And it's moving.

1444
19:33:34,081 --> 19:33:37,117
- [Narrator] And as Judith
discovers in season two,

1445
19:33:37,184 --> 19:33:40,687
sometimes the clues are
hiding in plain sight.

1446
19:33:40,754 --> 19:33:42,990
"Sunday," "Checkers."

1447
19:33:43,323 --> 19:33:44,992
(gentle music)

1448
19:33:47,928 --> 19:33:49,730
Date, time, place.

1449
19:33:52,933 --> 19:33:55,702
- [Narrator] Just as any
great investigator would,

1450
19:33:55,769 --> 19:33:58,839
Judith follows the clues in
the daily crossword puzzle

1451
19:33:58,906 --> 19:34:02,376
and identifies the man
who's been leaving them.

1452
19:34:02,442 --> 19:34:05,078
- I know all about
your secret codes.

1453
19:34:05,145 --> 19:34:07,114
I saw you in Higginson Park.

1454
19:34:07,181 --> 19:34:10,384
I didn't think anything
of it at the time.

1455
19:34:10,450 --> 19:34:12,853
Are you meeting the
same woman again?

1456
19:34:12,920 --> 19:34:14,588
Oh, there we are.

1457
19:34:15,322 --> 19:34:18,091
Now, I know it's
none of my business,

1458
19:34:18,158 --> 19:34:20,327
but I think you're
romantically entangled

1459
19:34:20,394 --> 19:34:21,728
with the woman over there,

1460
19:34:21,795 --> 19:34:23,664
and your wife doesn't
know, does she?

1461
19:34:23,730 --> 19:34:26,633
- You're mostly right,
but my wife knows

1462
19:34:26,700 --> 19:34:28,335
and she doesn't mind.

1463
19:34:28,402 --> 19:34:30,904
- That's what they all say.
- I'll go even further

1464
19:34:30,971 --> 19:34:34,775
and say that she
approves of the liaison.

1465
19:34:35,876 --> 19:34:37,544
- [Narrator] But a shocking
reveal of the truth

1466
19:34:37,611 --> 19:34:42,616
behind the clues leaves
Judith pleasantly surprised.

1467
19:34:42,683 --> 19:34:44,818
- [Roger] You see,
we are married.

1468
19:34:44,885 --> 19:34:45,986
- To each other.

1469
19:34:46,053 --> 19:34:48,622
- Oh.
- [Sue] And very happily.

1470
19:34:48,689 --> 19:34:51,558
I go to exercise
class most mornings.

1471
19:34:51,625 --> 19:34:54,027
And then I sit down with
the Maidenhead Advertiser

1472
19:34:54,094 --> 19:34:55,729
and do the crossword.

1473
19:34:55,796 --> 19:34:57,931
I see the secret message,

1474
19:34:57,998 --> 19:35:02,436
and then we meet up as if
we're having an affair.

1475
19:35:02,503 --> 19:35:05,272
- It adds a little
spice to our lives.

1476
19:35:05,339 --> 19:35:06,940
- Well, I must say,

1477
19:35:07,007 --> 19:35:09,409
I've never been so happy
to be proven wrong.

1478
19:35:09,476 --> 19:35:10,878
- Oh. Water?

1479
19:35:10,944 --> 19:35:12,813
- Fill it up! (laughs)

1480
19:35:12,880 --> 19:35:14,548
- Oh, don't move.

1481
19:35:14,882 --> 19:35:16,550
(gentle music)

1482
19:35:19,486 --> 19:35:22,289
Heavens. That's it, isn't it?

1483
19:35:22,890 --> 19:35:24,558
It's Stonehenge.

1484
19:35:25,459 --> 19:35:26,527
- It's a carafe of water.

1485
19:35:26,593 --> 19:35:29,263
- No, no, no. It's Machu Picchu.

1486
19:35:30,931 --> 19:35:34,701
- And she thought we
were odd? (chuckles)

1487
19:35:34,768 --> 19:35:36,103
- [Narrator] Now
let's take a moment

1488
19:35:36,170 --> 19:35:39,940
to appreciate the unsung
heroes of the series,

1489
19:35:40,007 --> 19:35:43,777
all the charming pets of
"The Marlow Murder Club".

1490
19:35:43,844 --> 19:35:45,512
(gentle music)

1491
19:35:48,382 --> 19:35:52,586
- Relax, mate. There's no
way they'd wanna take you.

1492
19:35:52,653 --> 19:35:54,321
No offense.

1493
19:35:54,888 --> 19:35:56,223
- My name's
Colette McKenzie,

1494
19:35:56,290 --> 19:35:58,759
and I'm here as the animal
trainer for this production.

1495
19:35:58,825 --> 19:36:01,128
The animals that feature
on this show is...

1496
19:36:01,195 --> 19:36:03,263
The first animal is
a dog called Delta,

1497
19:36:03,330 --> 19:36:06,033
and she's a German Shepherd,
and she's four years old.

1498
19:36:06,099 --> 19:36:08,335
- [Iqbal] Where's my girl?

1499
19:36:08,402 --> 19:36:10,370
Who's a good girl?
Who's daddy's girl?

1500
19:36:10,437 --> 19:36:13,373
- [Suzie] Hello! Hello,
lovely Luna, hello!

1501
19:36:13,440 --> 19:36:14,675
- [Iqbal] Who's going
for a little walk?

1502
19:36:14,741 --> 19:36:15,709
- I'll drop her off tomorrow.

1503
19:36:15,776 --> 19:36:17,477
Come on!
- Go.

1504
19:36:17,544 --> 19:36:18,745
- [Suzie] Here we go.

1505
19:36:18,812 --> 19:36:19,980
- [Colette] She has done
some productions before,

1506
19:36:20,047 --> 19:36:22,049
so she has been on a film set,

1507
19:36:22,115 --> 19:36:23,617
and the other animal that is

1508
19:36:23,684 --> 19:36:25,986
on this production
is Thor, the cat.

1509
19:36:26,053 --> 19:36:29,223
And he is only two years old,
so he's quite new to this.

1510
19:36:29,289 --> 19:36:33,093
- [Judith] Oh, Jasper.
She kept them all.

1511
19:36:33,527 --> 19:36:35,495
- So, what's been involved
in getting them ready

1512
19:36:35,562 --> 19:36:39,299
for being on set, for Delta,
is obviously just training her.

1513
19:36:39,366 --> 19:36:40,133
(Delta barks)

1514
19:36:40,200 --> 19:36:41,435
Good.

1515
19:36:41,502 --> 19:36:42,703
But then there's also a
couple of action scenes

1516
19:36:42,769 --> 19:36:43,937
where she has to jump
through a window,

1517
19:36:44,004 --> 19:36:46,306
so we've been prepping
that back at home.

1518
19:36:46,373 --> 19:36:47,307
(dramatic music)

1519
19:36:47,374 --> 19:36:49,276
(suspect groaning)

1520
19:36:50,544 --> 19:36:52,746
- [Colette] She's very
energetic, very lively.

1521
19:36:52,813 --> 19:36:54,915
Does love her treats, so
anything involving food,

1522
19:36:54,982 --> 19:36:56,283
she's really good.

1523
19:36:56,350 --> 19:36:59,987
That's walking. Are
you walking? (laughs)

1524
19:37:00,854 --> 19:37:02,656
- [Suzie] Luna! Hello, girl.

1525
19:37:02,723 --> 19:37:04,992
Hello. No, these
are not for you.

1526
19:37:05,058 --> 19:37:05,792
No, no, no.

1527
19:37:05,859 --> 19:37:07,094
(Luna whines)

1528
19:37:07,160 --> 19:37:08,028
- And with Thor the
cat, he's just got to be

1529
19:37:08,095 --> 19:37:09,429
that typical lovely house cat,

1530
19:37:09,496 --> 19:37:12,165
and just sit and stay
or lay down and stay.

1531
19:37:12,232 --> 19:37:14,735
- [Judith] Right, Jasper,
who has something to hide?

1532
19:37:14,801 --> 19:37:16,470
(dramatic music)

1533
19:37:16,937 --> 19:37:18,639
- What challenges are
involved in my role?

1534
19:37:18,705 --> 19:37:20,974
Mainly getting the
animal to do the action

1535
19:37:21,041 --> 19:37:23,277
over and over again, and
that's been quite challenging.

1536
19:37:23,343 --> 19:37:25,312
It's quite an exciting
project for us.

1537
19:37:25,379 --> 19:37:26,747
(dogs barking)

1538
19:37:26,813 --> 19:37:28,549
- [Suzie] Go on, go
on, Luna! Come on!

1539
19:37:28,615 --> 19:37:29,750
(dogs barking)

1540
19:37:29,816 --> 19:37:31,485
(Suzie chuckles)

1541
19:37:32,019 --> 19:37:33,921
- [Suzie] I love
getting out here.

1542
19:37:33,987 --> 19:37:36,190
- [Narrator] There is a
lot to love in Marlow,

1543
19:37:36,256 --> 19:37:38,325
as it provides a
stunning backdrop

1544
19:37:38,392 --> 19:37:41,562
for all the locations
of the series.

1545
19:37:41,628 --> 19:37:43,297
- What a beautiful home.

1546
19:37:43,363 --> 19:37:46,333
- Yeah, nice lady
with the, uh, wings.

1547
19:37:46,400 --> 19:37:47,868
- [Phil] Ah, when
we bought the house,

1548
19:37:47,935 --> 19:37:49,236
we got a local carpenter

1549
19:37:49,303 --> 19:37:51,672
to make the staircase
and a few other pieces

1550
19:37:51,738 --> 19:37:53,640
out of reclaimed boat wood.

1551
19:37:53,707 --> 19:37:55,676
Like our coffee table.

1552
19:37:55,742 --> 19:37:56,910
Why don't you take a look?

1553
19:37:56,977 --> 19:37:59,446
(classical music swells)

1554
19:38:01,014 --> 19:38:03,617
- The setting of Marlow, I
mean, that's the other...

1555
19:38:03,684 --> 19:38:04,618
That's another
cast member.

1556
19:38:04,685 --> 19:38:06,320
It's a beautiful,
beautiful town.

1557
19:38:06,386 --> 19:38:08,989
But people are dying in Marlow.

1558
19:38:09,056 --> 19:38:10,023
- [Robert] When you're trying to

1559
19:38:10,090 --> 19:38:12,192
do an English murder mystery,

1560
19:38:12,259 --> 19:38:13,293
what you're
really looking for

1561
19:38:13,360 --> 19:38:14,161
is somewhere

1562
19:38:14,228 --> 19:38:16,063
quintessentially English.

1563
19:38:16,129 --> 19:38:17,965
- The locations
are around Marlow

1564
19:38:18,031 --> 19:38:19,566
or in Marlow.

1565
19:38:19,633 --> 19:38:21,401
I've not worked
on anything that

1566
19:38:21,468 --> 19:38:26,073
relies so much on its
location to be accurate.

1567
19:38:26,139 --> 19:38:27,708
- We've been so lucky

1568
19:38:27,774 --> 19:38:29,109
that the town has
sort of embraced us

1569
19:38:29,176 --> 19:38:30,978
as a production and
let us film everywhere

1570
19:38:31,044 --> 19:38:32,880
and been very encouraging.

1571
19:38:32,946 --> 19:38:35,148
- There's something
very safe and calming

1572
19:38:35,215 --> 19:38:37,518
and so painfully
beautiful about Marlow.

1573
19:38:37,584 --> 19:38:40,254
It's the perfect backdrop
to this kind of story.

1574
19:38:40,320 --> 19:38:42,256
- [Robert] It's the town, it's
the river, it's the church.

1575
19:38:42,322 --> 19:38:44,391
It's the quintessential
Englishness of Marlow

1576
19:38:44,458 --> 19:38:46,860
that I think makes it
such a fun location.

1577
19:38:46,927 --> 19:38:48,428
I live in Marlow.

1578
19:38:48,495 --> 19:38:52,299
All of the locations in the
books are real locations.

1579
19:38:52,366 --> 19:38:53,834
- Mrs. Wingrove?

1580
19:38:53,901 --> 19:38:57,905
- (gasps) Oh, sorry, I
didn't see you there.

1581
19:38:58,305 --> 19:39:00,774
- I find this spot
comforting too.

1582
19:39:00,841 --> 19:39:02,242
- Nearly all the locations

1583
19:39:02,309 --> 19:39:05,746
because of the plot
are river fronting.

1584
19:39:05,812 --> 19:39:07,948
- If I wanted to
disappear in Marlow,

1585
19:39:08,015 --> 19:39:09,750
I'd hide out in
one of them boats.

1586
19:39:09,816 --> 19:39:10,884
There's hundreds of them.

1587
19:39:10,951 --> 19:39:12,152
- We can't search 'em all.

1588
19:39:12,219 --> 19:39:13,787
- [Suzie] You got a
better idea, Brendan?

1589
19:39:13,854 --> 19:39:16,056
- [Tom] The river gives
it this, you know,

1590
19:39:16,123 --> 19:39:18,358
extraordinary kind
of atmosphere.

1591
19:39:18,425 --> 19:39:21,028
- [Steve] It became very
hard to scout locations

1592
19:39:21,094 --> 19:39:22,296
without being on the river.

1593
19:39:22,362 --> 19:39:24,431
We were looking for
riverside mansions

1594
19:39:24,498 --> 19:39:28,602
for our lead character
and for the first murder.

1595
19:39:28,669 --> 19:39:30,904
- This place is something else.

1596
19:39:30,971 --> 19:39:33,740
- Um, it belonged
to my great aunt.

1597
19:39:33,807 --> 19:39:35,943
I was lucky enough
to inherit it.

1598
19:39:36,009 --> 19:39:37,477
- [Suzie] And it's
just you here?

1599
19:39:37,544 --> 19:39:38,879
- [Judith] Yes, just me.

1600
19:39:38,946 --> 19:39:40,480
- Must get lonely.

1601
19:39:40,547 --> 19:39:45,352
- No, not at all. I've
always liked my own company.

1602
19:39:45,419 --> 19:39:46,019
- One of the things that

1603
19:39:46,086 --> 19:39:46,987
really attracted me

1604
19:39:47,054 --> 19:39:47,788
to the script

1605
19:39:47,855 --> 19:39:48,422
and the book

1606
19:39:48,488 --> 19:39:49,823
was the
opportunity

1607
19:39:49,890 --> 19:39:51,458
to design
Judith's home.

1608
19:39:51,525 --> 19:39:56,230
It was described as an arts
and crafts mansion on the river.

1609
19:39:56,296 --> 19:39:59,299
I knew that it was gonna be
a difficult location to find

1610
19:39:59,366 --> 19:40:01,468
because it had to
do so many things.

1611
19:40:01,535 --> 19:40:05,072
- I think it's wonderful.
I crave peace and quiet.

1612
19:40:05,138 --> 19:40:07,774
- We filled the
home with lots of

1613
19:40:07,841 --> 19:40:11,245
archeological finds,
lots of books.

1614
19:40:11,311 --> 19:40:15,148
- [Suzie] Geez. You ever
thought of recycling?

1615
19:40:15,215 --> 19:40:19,019
So, this is where you got
all your old articles from.

1616
19:40:19,086 --> 19:40:21,355
- [Andrew] We had an
interior in Hambledon,

1617
19:40:21,421 --> 19:40:22,856
which was the sitting room,

1618
19:40:22,923 --> 19:40:26,827
and we ended up using a second
location for the exterior,

1619
19:40:26,894 --> 19:40:29,563
which was a separate
house in Marlow.

1620
19:40:29,630 --> 19:40:31,031
- [Robert] When I
imagined the show,

1621
19:40:31,098 --> 19:40:32,833
I really imagined Judith's house

1622
19:40:32,900 --> 19:40:34,001
just as it's been delivered.

1623
19:40:34,067 --> 19:40:36,603
It really is exceptional.

1624
19:40:36,670 --> 19:40:37,671
- [Tanika] We've just arrested

1625
19:40:37,738 --> 19:40:39,406
Elliot Howard and Giles Bishop.

1626
19:40:39,473 --> 19:40:40,774
- [Suzie] Great.
- [Tanika] We've also searched

1627
19:40:40,841 --> 19:40:42,309
Mr. Howard's property
and recovered

1628
19:40:42,376 --> 19:40:44,077
the Stanley Spencer painting.

1629
19:40:44,144 --> 19:40:45,479
- Thank you.

1630
19:40:45,546 --> 19:40:47,915
- You couldn't have just
started a book club, could you?

1631
19:40:47,981 --> 19:40:49,783
- Not on your nelly.

1632
19:40:50,083 --> 19:40:51,518
(all chuckling)

1633
19:40:51,585 --> 19:40:53,921
- Seriously, I don't know
how you did it. Thank you.

1634
19:40:53,987 --> 19:40:56,857
- With Becks, we actually
found a fantastic location

1635
19:40:56,924 --> 19:41:00,027
that is one of the oldest
properties in Marlow,

1636
19:41:00,093 --> 19:41:02,229
with very, very old windows.

1637
19:41:02,296 --> 19:41:05,632
It kind of reinforced
the idea that she was

1638
19:41:05,699 --> 19:41:09,203
constantly on the job
as the vicar's wife.

1639
19:41:09,269 --> 19:41:12,439
- It's so lovely being
back in the vicarage.

1640
19:41:12,506 --> 19:41:16,310
- It's lovely to have you
here. We must do it more often.

1641
19:41:16,376 --> 19:41:18,345
- The actual sitting room area,

1642
19:41:18,412 --> 19:41:20,881
we kept a reduced palette,

1643
19:41:21,248 --> 19:41:24,318
and that was the room that
they used for business.

1644
19:41:24,384 --> 19:41:25,586
- [Suzie] It can't be done.

1645
19:41:25,652 --> 19:41:28,055
- But that's the
thing, it was done.

1646
19:41:28,121 --> 19:41:30,991
We may not know how
or why or who did it,

1647
19:41:31,058 --> 19:41:35,062
but somebody moved the body
from the woods to the close.

1648
19:41:35,128 --> 19:41:36,263
- [Andrew] We looked at several

1649
19:41:36,330 --> 19:41:37,831
different options
for Suzie's house.

1650
19:41:37,898 --> 19:41:40,100
The house that we filmed
in was actually very neat,

1651
19:41:40,167 --> 19:41:43,804
so we brought in plants
to make it feel freer.

1652
19:41:43,871 --> 19:41:46,006
- Ta-da!
- Oh! (laughs)

1653
19:41:46,373 --> 19:41:48,041
Oh, wow!

1654
19:41:49,176 --> 19:41:50,911
- You're lucky I
came here when I did.

1655
19:41:50,978 --> 19:41:53,213
You need looking after.

1656
19:41:53,947 --> 19:41:57,718
- We also needed, for
our sailing club story,

1657
19:41:57,784 --> 19:42:00,754
quite specific geography between
where the sailing club was,

1658
19:42:00,821 --> 19:42:02,456
and then there's an
archeological dig site

1659
19:42:02,523 --> 19:42:04,191
just opposite, across the river.

1660
19:42:04,258 --> 19:42:06,527
We've managed to get these
locations where we'll

1661
19:42:06,593 --> 19:42:08,862
be able to film it in
exactly the right places,

1662
19:42:08,929 --> 19:42:10,097
so we won't have
to cheat anything,

1663
19:42:10,163 --> 19:42:12,466
all the actors get
to play it for real.

1664
19:42:12,533 --> 19:42:14,334
(whimsical music)

1665
19:42:18,105 --> 19:42:20,440
- Of course they're here.

1666
19:42:21,975 --> 19:42:23,911
- [Natalie] Marlow
never, ever falls short

1667
19:42:23,977 --> 19:42:25,979
of coming up with
luxurious locations.

1668
19:42:26,046 --> 19:42:28,615
It seems to have
them in abundance.

1669
19:42:28,682 --> 19:42:30,017
- [Samantha] And the
residents have been

1670
19:42:30,083 --> 19:42:32,553
so kind and so supportive.

1671
19:42:33,020 --> 19:42:34,721
- What time's the party?

1672
19:42:34,788 --> 19:42:36,857
- It is from 2:30.
Will you be there?

1673
19:42:36,924 --> 19:42:40,027
- Oh, of course.
On one condition.

1674
19:42:40,093 --> 19:42:42,362
That I can bring
two friends with me.

1675
19:42:42,429 --> 19:42:43,630
(upbeat music)

1676
19:42:43,697 --> 19:42:46,433
- [Narrator] Before our
sneak preview of season three,

1677
19:42:46,500 --> 19:42:48,869
let's hear from everyone
as they look onward

1678
19:42:48,936 --> 19:42:50,938
to the future
of the series.

1679
19:42:51,004 --> 19:42:53,907
- [Suzie] Oh, thank you so
much for the invitation.

1680
19:42:53,974 --> 19:42:58,111
I'd be delighted to join you
on your yacht for cocktails.

1681
19:42:58,178 --> 19:43:00,113
Shall we say eight o'clock?

1682
19:43:00,180 --> 19:43:02,416
- I'd prefer a gin and fizz.

1683
19:43:02,482 --> 19:43:04,718
- No, I'm going to
be busy at the opera.

1684
19:43:04,785 --> 19:43:05,953
(Suzie laughs)

1685
19:43:06,019 --> 19:43:07,020
- [Steve] Working
with the four leads,

1686
19:43:07,087 --> 19:43:08,922
Sam and Jo, Cara and Natalie,

1687
19:43:08,989 --> 19:43:11,325
it's been great to get
back together with them.

1688
19:43:11,391 --> 19:43:12,793
They're a real
pleasure to work with,

1689
19:43:12,860 --> 19:43:16,096
and we have a hell of
a lot to do every day,

1690
19:43:16,163 --> 19:43:20,234
and they do their homework
and come to set with ideas

1691
19:43:20,300 --> 19:43:22,336
and bring so much to it.

1692
19:43:22,402 --> 19:43:24,238
- [Becks] Did you get it?

1693
19:43:24,304 --> 19:43:25,706
- Did we get it?

1694
19:43:25,772 --> 19:43:27,441
- Yes! We got it!

1695
19:43:27,708 --> 19:43:29,042
- Woop, woop! (laughs)

1696
19:43:29,109 --> 19:43:31,078
We're women!
- Yes!

1697
19:43:31,144 --> 19:43:32,679
- [Robert] We get to
learn more about the women

1698
19:43:32,746 --> 19:43:33,947
and how they interact.

1699
19:43:34,014 --> 19:43:35,949
We get to see different
worlds around Marlow,

1700
19:43:36,016 --> 19:43:38,952
and we're killing people
and we're catching killers,

1701
19:43:39,019 --> 19:43:40,387
and we're always making
sure that there's

1702
19:43:40,454 --> 19:43:43,023
a glass of champagne
at the end of it.

1703
19:43:43,090 --> 19:43:46,527
- Oh, hello.
(chuckles) Thank you.

1704
19:43:46,593 --> 19:43:47,961
Ladies.
- Thanks.

1705
19:43:48,028 --> 19:43:49,029
So what's the plan?

1706
19:43:49,096 --> 19:43:51,231
- Let's start with Sir Peter.

1707
19:43:51,298 --> 19:43:52,833
Does anyone know
what he looks like?

1708
19:43:52,900 --> 19:43:55,869
- It's been lovely to see
the three women again.

1709
19:43:55,936 --> 19:43:58,872
- [Samantha] Being
reunited with my team,

1710
19:43:58,939 --> 19:44:00,674
Jo, Cara, and Natalie,

1711
19:44:00,741 --> 19:44:01,842
it's just lovely.

1712
19:44:01,909 --> 19:44:03,043
- It's not just
the three of us,

1713
19:44:03,110 --> 19:44:04,778
it's the four of
us women together,

1714
19:44:04,845 --> 19:44:05,913
and we balance
each other out,

1715
19:44:05,979 --> 19:44:07,147
we're a really nice mix,

1716
19:44:07,214 --> 19:44:08,749
and we all get on
fantastically well.

1717
19:44:08,815 --> 19:44:10,217
- It feels like a
bit of a sisterhood.

1718
19:44:10,284 --> 19:44:12,186
- No, what happened?

1719
19:44:12,986 --> 19:44:14,755
- I missed Shanti's
poem assembly.

1720
19:44:14,821 --> 19:44:16,423
(gentle music)

1721
19:44:16,490 --> 19:44:18,792
- Well, you are trying
to solve two murders.

1722
19:44:18,859 --> 19:44:21,261
- [Becks] Did Shamil go?

1723
19:44:21,328 --> 19:44:23,363
- Of course he did.
He's a good parent.

1724
19:44:23,430 --> 19:44:25,232
- [Becks] There'll
be other assemblies.

1725
19:44:25,299 --> 19:44:26,500
- [Suzie] Tanika, the worst
mother that ever lived

1726
19:44:26,567 --> 19:44:28,268
wouldn't give a toss
about assemblies

1727
19:44:28,335 --> 19:44:32,139
or helping with poems
about hedgehogs.

1728
19:44:32,206 --> 19:44:35,943
- I still let her down
and put my job before her.

1729
19:44:36,009 --> 19:44:37,344
- [Becks] You'll
make it up to her.

1730
19:44:37,411 --> 19:44:38,712
- [Suzie] She knows she's loved.

1731
19:44:38,779 --> 19:44:40,614
And kids don't care
when we make mistakes

1732
19:44:40,681 --> 19:44:42,683
as long as we own up to it.

1733
19:44:42,749 --> 19:44:44,551
- [Alison] It obviously
looks very beautiful,

1734
19:44:44,618 --> 19:44:46,186
but I think
probably the key thing

1735
19:44:46,253 --> 19:44:47,254
that people enjoyed

1736
19:44:47,321 --> 19:44:49,456
was just seeing these four
women leading something.

1737
19:44:49,523 --> 19:44:50,724
- [Judith] They
were all bringing

1738
19:44:50,791 --> 19:44:52,392
different parts of
life to the screen,

1739
19:44:52,459 --> 19:44:54,628
different ages of
life to the screen.

1740
19:44:54,695 --> 19:44:55,796
- Go, Suzie, go!

1741
19:44:55,863 --> 19:44:57,197
- Hold on!

1742
19:44:57,264 --> 19:44:58,398
- [Becks] Quicker,
quicker, quicker!

1743
19:44:58,465 --> 19:45:00,501
- I'm going, I'm going!

1744
19:45:00,567 --> 19:45:02,870
- [Jo] There's lots of running
and jumping over stuff,

1745
19:45:02,936 --> 19:45:04,671
and also the humour.

1746
19:45:04,738 --> 19:45:06,406
- [Suzie] I'm never
joining this club.

1747
19:45:06,473 --> 19:45:08,775
I thought sailors were
supposed to be sexy.

1748
19:45:08,842 --> 19:45:10,511
Wait, or was that pirates?

1749
19:45:10,577 --> 19:45:12,045
- We've got amazing guest stars.

1750
19:45:12,112 --> 19:45:14,281
We've got really nice locations.

1751
19:45:14,348 --> 19:45:17,518
It's really fun watching the
dynamic of the women develop,

1752
19:45:17,584 --> 19:45:21,188
and I just think it's something
that people will enjoy.

1753
19:45:21,255 --> 19:45:23,991
- It's almost like comfort
when you watch something

1754
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that engages you
and transports you

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and leaves the real world
a little bit behind.

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(group applauding)

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- Well, it wouldn't
have happened without

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every single one of you,

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even if it wasn't all
entirely by the book.

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- Which is exactly
as it should be.

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Cheers.

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- Cheers.
- Cheers.

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- Cheers.
- Cheers.

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(mugs clinking)

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- Cheers.
- Oh, cheers.

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(whimsical music)

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- [Narrator] And now
here's a sneak preview

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of the third season of
"The Marlow Murder Club".

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(siren wailing)

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(car doors close)

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- [Suzie] Am I glad to see you.

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- What happened?
- I dunno, it was fast.

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One minute, he
was sitting there.

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Next minute, boof, the
man was on the floor.

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- Did he say anything?
- No.

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But he did look at his coffee
cup before he went over.

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There might have
been something in it.

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I told the witnesses to
wait for you over there.

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- [Tanika] Thank you.

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Jason, Alice,
initial statements.

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And Suzie, are
you gonna be okay?

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You're gonna be okay.

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(gentle music)

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- [Tanika] Discoloration
to the lips and skin,

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and the pupils look dilated.

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- You think Suzie was right?

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- We need toxicology
to test the coffee.

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- But if this was murder-

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- Someone has just killed
the mayor of Marlow.

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- [Narrator] Thank you
so much for joining us

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for this exploration

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and celebration of
everything we love

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about "The Marlow Murder Club"
on "Masterpiece Mystery".

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More murders to solve will
be headed your way soon,

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and until then, this has been

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"Solving the Puzzles of
The Marlow Murder Club".

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(mysterious music fades out)

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studios of PBS Wisconsin.

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ahead to the next series,

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Murder Club and reallylow

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tremendously. We know it

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know there will be great We

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intrepid, creative, these

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each other through. We know

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surrounding all thist town

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will all be possiblew it

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support. Won't you step up

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season's possible, and the

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make your gift to PBSease

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>> Hi, I'm Linda Berman, a

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thank you for your support.

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calling it. It's great. But

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your support that we depend

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that you're used to. Theams

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cheap to produce. And ast

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I mean the location and it,

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costs money. And yourit

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keep this wonderful program

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thank you. We offer a $10 a

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Murder Club mug. And on the

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Susie and we have Judith,

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talk to you or smile at you

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have the Marlow Murder Club

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we have the DVDs, and weg,

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Fantastic. Here we go. So

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And remember, all of these

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the puzzle pieces all here.

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about it. Just enjoy it.

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Marlow Murder Club season

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a $25 a month. You gets and

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you get the DVDs, you getug,

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striking reasons to support

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have this history programs

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Tonight, it happens to be

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- [Narrator] "All Creatures
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on MASTERPICE
has lovingly

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captivated readers,
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animal lovers for the past
half century.

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The timeless stories of
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his fascinating life as
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the picturesque English
countryside continue

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to enchant us with humor,
romance and kindness.

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(orchestral music)

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- I love you,
James Herriot.

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(gentle oboe music)
(roaring bonfire)

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(oboe theme crescendos)

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- [Narrator] Season 6 of

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"All Creatures
Great and Small"

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starts with a three year
time jump to 1945

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as our characters experience
the end of

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World War II and look forward
to the future with

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optimism, hope and excitement.

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In today's special, we'll
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2023
20:01:04,431 --> 20:01:07,601
and meet many of the charming
new characters

2024
20:01:07,668 --> 20:01:09,837
and animals of Season 6.

2025
20:01:09,903 --> 20:01:10,871
(uptempo orchestral music)

2026
20:01:10,938 --> 20:01:12,206
We'll spend
some time with

2027
20:01:12,272 --> 20:01:13,307
actor Nicholas Ralph,

2028
20:01:13,373 --> 20:01:15,042
also known as James
Herriot,

2029
20:01:15,108 --> 20:01:16,210
at a Yorkshire Dales

2030
20:01:16,276 --> 20:01:19,379
dry stone wall building
competition.

2031
20:01:19,446 --> 20:01:21,415
Throughout this special
we'll revisit

2032
20:01:21,481 --> 20:01:24,618
some of our favorite moments
from Season 6.

2033
20:01:24,685 --> 20:01:25,385
(gentle music)

2034
20:01:25,452 --> 20:01:26,720
- Why have you
only got one shoe?

2035
20:01:26,787 --> 20:01:27,487
- Bridge.

2036
20:01:27,554 --> 20:01:28,722
(soft music)

2037
20:01:28,789 --> 20:01:30,057
- Nothing one of your
restorative

2038
20:01:30,123 --> 20:01:32,159
breakfasts couldn't
fix, Mrs. Hall.

2039
20:01:32,226 --> 20:01:34,561
- [Narrator] Join us as we
spend some time

2040
20:01:34,628 --> 20:01:37,364
with
James, Helen, Siegfried,

2041
20:01:37,431 --> 20:01:39,766
Tristan,
Mrs. Hall and

2042
20:01:39,833 --> 20:01:43,203
Tristan's new love interest,
Charlotte.

2043
20:01:43,270 --> 20:01:45,606
We'll take a behind the scenes
look with the

2044
20:01:45,672 --> 20:01:49,076
cast and creators in this
special presentation,

2045
20:01:49,142 --> 20:01:52,846
"All Creatures Great and
Small, Chapter 6."

2046
20:01:52,913 --> 20:01:54,815
(music theme fades)

2047
20:01:55,349 --> 20:01:56,750
- [James] The flocks of sheep

2048
20:01:56,817 --> 20:01:58,252
graze
these hills for

2049
20:01:58,318 --> 20:02:01,588
hundreds of years and the
sheep, they know

2050
20:02:01,655 --> 20:02:02,856
to stay in the same place.

2051
20:02:02,923 --> 20:02:04,691
- Away!
(bleating and soft music) -

2052
20:02:04,758 --> 20:02:06,193
- [James] They know where they
belong,

2053
20:02:06,260 --> 20:02:07,494
it's in their bones,

2054
20:02:07,561 --> 20:02:09,429
passed from one generation
to the next.

2055
20:02:09,496 --> 20:02:10,497
- [Nicholas]
Playing James,

2056
20:02:10,564 --> 20:02:12,900
you get to play
so many different things.

2057
20:02:12,966 --> 20:02:14,835
Like the life
of a veterinarian I guess,

2058
20:02:14,902 --> 20:02:16,136
every day is so different,

2059
20:02:16,203 --> 20:02:17,804
there's so much variety
and it's wonderful.

2060
20:02:17,871 --> 20:02:20,207
And this year is no
different for James,

2061
20:02:20,274 --> 20:02:22,042
it's another absolute
rollercoaster.

2062
20:02:22,109 --> 20:02:23,911
- [Siegfried] To be early
is to be on time,

2063
20:02:23,977 --> 20:02:25,412
to be on time
is to be late.

2064
20:02:25,479 --> 20:02:26,246
- Cup of tea.

2065
20:02:26,313 --> 20:02:27,047
- Please.

2066
20:02:27,114 --> 20:02:28,282
- [Siegfried]
Out of the question,

2067
20:02:28,348 --> 20:02:29,750
our work appointments call

2068
20:02:29,816 --> 20:02:31,818
onwards to work we go.

2069
20:02:32,286 --> 20:02:33,287
- [Rachel] The themes that

2070
20:02:33,353 --> 20:02:34,721
"All Creatures"
encompasses

2071
20:02:34,788 --> 20:02:36,323
don't have a sell-by date.

2072
20:02:36,390 --> 20:02:37,124
They are always

2073
20:02:37,191 --> 20:02:39,293
going to feel important.

2074
20:02:39,359 --> 20:02:42,362
- I know you're not my mum,
not really.

2075
20:02:42,429 --> 20:02:43,830
(emotional orchestral swell)

2076
20:02:43,897 --> 20:02:45,632
But you are...

2077
20:02:45,699 --> 20:02:46,500
you are.

2078
20:02:46,567 --> 20:02:47,434
(music fades)

2079
20:02:47,501 --> 20:02:48,535
- [Anna] It's funny,

2080
20:02:48,602 --> 20:02:50,404
it's moving,
it's very

2081
20:02:50,470 --> 20:02:51,605
truthful because it's characters

2082
20:02:51,672 --> 20:02:52,806
that people have

2083
20:02:52,873 --> 20:02:56,210
been able to spend time with
and go on the journey with.

2084
20:02:56,276 --> 20:02:57,644
- It's amazing
getting to just

2085
20:02:57,711 --> 20:02:59,046
be these characters
for so long

2086
20:02:59,112 --> 20:03:01,281
and to spend so much
time in their shoes.

2087
20:03:01,348 --> 20:03:02,683
- You've met my
family lots of times,

2088
20:03:02,749 --> 20:03:03,951
when am I going to
meet yours?

2089
20:03:04,017 --> 20:03:05,018
- Look you've met
Siegfried.

2090
20:03:05,085 --> 20:03:06,920
- Yes, and if that hasn't put
me off what will?

2091
20:03:06,987 --> 20:03:07,721
(Tristan chuckles)

2092
20:03:07,788 --> 20:03:08,956
- [Nicholas] We pick up this
season

2093
20:03:09,022 --> 20:03:10,324
just over three years later,

2094
20:03:10,390 --> 20:03:12,626
so we're
spring of 1945.

2095
20:03:13,827 --> 20:03:15,929
I was really excited by
the time jump.

2096
20:03:15,996 --> 20:03:18,498
So you know as much as
for the viewer at home

2097
20:03:18,565 --> 20:03:20,834
it was a surprise for
us as well to get the

2098
20:03:20,901 --> 20:03:21,902
first script.

2099
20:03:21,969 --> 20:03:24,404
And like, "Wow Mrs. H., she's
in Sunderland and

2100
20:03:24,471 --> 20:03:26,974
we're at Heston and where's
Siegfried and Tristan?

2101
20:03:27,040 --> 20:03:29,409
We have those questions like
the viewers do.

2102
20:03:29,476 --> 20:03:30,277
(violin music)

2103
20:03:30,344 --> 20:03:31,078
- Jimmy!

2104
20:03:31,144 --> 20:03:31,912
- [Jimmy] Dad!

2105
20:03:31,979 --> 20:03:34,114
- What are you doing out
so early?

2106
20:03:34,181 --> 20:03:35,516
- Flying my plane.

2107
20:03:35,582 --> 20:03:37,885
Mum's making breakfast
with Rosie.

2108
20:03:37,951 --> 20:03:39,052
- Quite right too.

2109
20:03:39,119 --> 20:03:41,255
Shall we finish your patrol
together and

2110
20:03:41,321 --> 20:03:42,890
then go inside and fill
up our tummies?

2111
20:03:42,956 --> 20:03:44,691
- [Anna] As an actor
you want to know

2112
20:03:44,758 --> 20:03:45,726
what's happened

2113
20:03:45,792 --> 20:03:47,594
all through that time and
imagine what that's

2114
20:03:47,661 --> 20:03:50,564
done and then imagine what
meeting up again

2115
20:03:50,631 --> 20:03:52,533
is going to be like on the
other side of that.

2116
20:03:52,599 --> 20:03:53,467
(music swells)

2117
20:03:53,534 --> 20:03:54,735
- [Siegfried] Mrs. Hall,
what on earth?

2118
20:03:54,801 --> 20:03:56,136
- Mr. Farnon.

2119
20:03:56,203 --> 20:03:56,803
- [Siegfried]
What are you doing here?

2120
20:03:56,870 --> 20:03:58,772
- I were in the pantry.

2121
20:03:58,839 --> 20:04:00,440
- All this time?

2122
20:04:00,507 --> 20:04:02,209
- No, I just arrived.

2123
20:04:02,276 --> 20:04:04,044
- [Siegfried] Ah, that does
make more sense.

2124
20:04:04,111 --> 20:04:04,978
I was joking.

2125
20:04:05,045 --> 20:04:06,246
- [Samuel]
To move to a time

2126
20:04:06,313 --> 20:04:07,247
when
the piece arrives

2127
20:04:07,314 --> 20:04:08,916
means that you can put your
characters

2128
20:04:08,982 --> 20:04:10,551
into new situations.

2129
20:04:10,617 --> 20:04:12,619
- [Dorothy]
Right foot forward.

2130
20:04:12,686 --> 20:04:13,787
Eye on the target.

2131
20:04:13,854 --> 20:04:14,788
(gentle music)

2132
20:04:14,855 --> 20:04:16,456
I'm not the target,
am I?

2133
20:04:16,523 --> 20:04:17,191
(music)

2134
20:04:17,257 --> 20:04:18,792
Don't think about it
too much.

2135
20:04:18,859 --> 20:04:19,893
(gentle music)

2136
20:04:19,960 --> 20:04:20,494
(thud)

2137
20:04:20,561 --> 20:04:21,628
Yes!

2138
20:04:21,695 --> 20:04:23,964
Very impressive,
Siegfried.

2139
20:04:24,031 --> 20:04:25,032
- [Anna]
There are lots of different

2140
20:04:25,098 --> 20:04:26,867
reasons in people's
lives why

2141
20:04:26,934 --> 20:04:28,368
the show has touched them
and, and that's

2142
20:04:28,435 --> 20:04:29,670
really special to hear.

2143
20:04:29,736 --> 20:04:31,338
- [James] Tricki is as much

2144
20:04:31,405 --> 20:04:34,908
a part of this family
as anyone and so are you.

2145
20:04:34,975 --> 20:04:36,276
(oboe theme)
(background chatter)

2146
20:04:36,343 --> 20:04:38,045
- You're quite the talented
writer.

2147
20:04:38,111 --> 20:04:40,547
Perhaps you should write some
stories about him.

2148
20:04:40,614 --> 20:04:41,548
(James chuckles)

2149
20:04:41,615 --> 20:04:42,482
- [Samuel]
Getting back to it's

2150
20:04:42,549 --> 20:04:43,250
always
really easy.

2151
20:04:43,317 --> 20:04:44,351
Everybody knows what show

2152
20:04:44,418 --> 20:04:46,620
they're in, everybody
loves the books.

2153
20:04:46,687 --> 20:04:48,555
It's like you're in step
with yourself.

2154
20:04:48,622 --> 20:04:49,656
It's really good.

2155
20:04:49,723 --> 20:04:50,591
- [Siegfried]
I'll give you money

2156
20:04:50,657 --> 20:04:51,525
if you can
hit your father.

2157
20:04:51,592 --> 20:04:52,492
- [James]
Don't touch us.

2158
20:04:52,559 --> 20:04:54,027
- Ahhh!

2159
20:04:54,094 --> 20:04:55,229
- [Mrs. Hall]
Stop it.

2160
20:04:55,295 --> 20:04:57,631
(music swells and fades)

2161
20:05:01,869 --> 20:05:03,003
- [Narrator]
One of the most unique

2162
20:05:03,070 --> 20:05:04,938
aspects
of Season Six

2163
20:05:05,005 --> 20:05:07,674
is the three year time jump
that our characters

2164
20:05:07,741 --> 20:05:10,644
experience during episode one.

2165
20:05:10,711 --> 20:05:11,512
- [Newscaster] This evening

2166
20:05:11,578 --> 20:05:13,280
the Ministry
of Information has

2167
20:05:13,347 --> 20:05:16,283
confirmed that an official
statement declaring

2168
20:05:16,350 --> 20:05:18,886
the end of the war will
be made symbol--

2169
20:05:18,952 --> 20:05:20,954
(eruption of cheers)

2170
20:05:21,822 --> 20:05:23,790
- [Samuel]
At the beginning of Series Six

2171
20:05:23,857 --> 20:05:25,125
it's three years later

2172
20:05:25,192 --> 20:05:27,628
so the war is
now very nearly over.

2173
20:05:27,694 --> 20:05:29,796
- Wouldn't that be nice to
(thud)

2174
20:05:29,863 --> 20:05:31,765
gather
folk together again?

2175
20:05:31,832 --> 20:05:34,601
Not to be strong
or brave but...

2176
20:05:34,668 --> 20:05:37,271
but to laugh and celebrate

2177
20:05:37,337 --> 20:05:40,174
and do the kind
of things we used to do.

2178
20:05:40,240 --> 20:05:43,110
- We kick off with a much
more grounded James.

2179
20:05:43,177 --> 20:05:46,847
He's a father now to not only
one but two children.

2180
20:05:46,914 --> 20:05:47,814
- [Helen]
Come on Rosie.

2181
20:05:47,881 --> 20:05:48,415
- [James]
Can we take the baby

2182
20:05:48,482 --> 20:05:50,017
to see the pony?

2183
20:05:50,083 --> 20:05:51,318
Come on Jimmy lad.

2184
20:05:51,385 --> 20:05:52,920
Let's go.

2185
20:05:52,986 --> 20:05:54,488
- It was funny doing the
time jump because

2186
20:05:54,555 --> 20:05:56,256
we normally carry straight
on so there might

2187
20:05:56,323 --> 20:05:57,958
be a passage of a few
months but this

2188
20:05:58,025 --> 20:06:00,060
time we've all been through
some years of the

2189
20:06:00,127 --> 20:06:02,362
war and we're coming to
a different place.

2190
20:06:02,429 --> 20:06:03,830
- I didn't know you were
back today.

2191
20:06:03,897 --> 20:06:05,098
- I told Siegfried last
week.

2192
20:06:05,165 --> 20:06:06,233
He must have forgot

2193
20:06:06,300 --> 20:06:07,801
that he was picking
me up from the station.

2194
20:06:07,868 --> 20:06:09,169
- No surprises there.

2195
20:06:09,236 --> 20:06:11,238
- In this interim time
things have

2196
20:06:11,305 --> 20:06:12,472
changed at Skeldale.

2197
20:06:12,539 --> 20:06:14,041
Mrs. Hall has left.

2198
20:06:14,107 --> 20:06:17,978
Siegfried has, uh... become a
much more trying

2199
20:06:18,045 --> 20:06:21,215
challenging character than he
ever has been before.

2200
20:06:21,281 --> 20:06:22,449
- Me, distracted?

2201
20:06:22,516 --> 20:06:24,017
You're the one that keeps
forgetting everything.

2202
20:06:24,084 --> 20:06:24,885
- Completely untrue.

2203
20:06:24,952 --> 20:06:26,019
- It can't go on.

2204
20:06:26,086 --> 20:06:27,754
The wheels have well and truly
come off the wagon.

2205
20:06:27,821 --> 20:06:29,189
- There is no bloody wagon.

2206
20:06:29,256 --> 20:06:29,857
(bird chirps)

2207
20:06:29,923 --> 20:06:30,757
And even if there were

2208
20:06:30,824 --> 20:06:33,060
the wheels
would be firmly on.

2209
20:06:33,126 --> 20:06:35,295
- Any attempt that Siegfried
has to hold it

2210
20:06:35,362 --> 20:06:37,731
all together
is failing.

2211
20:06:37,798 --> 20:06:40,601
We find him face down on
a sofa and for some

2212
20:06:40,667 --> 20:06:42,936
reason there's a miniature
horse in the dining room.

2213
20:06:43,003 --> 20:06:43,871
- [Jimmy]
Dad!

2214
20:06:43,937 --> 20:06:46,607
- [Siegfried]
Unh...oh, ow.

2215
20:06:47,307 --> 20:06:48,242
- [Jimmy]
There's a horse!

2216
20:06:48,308 --> 20:06:48,976
(horse snorts)

2217
20:06:49,042 --> 20:06:50,077
- Things are not running

2218
20:06:50,143 --> 20:06:51,645
as smoothly
as they used to be.

2219
20:06:51,712 --> 20:06:54,014
The practice is kind of
losing business.

2220
20:06:54,081 --> 20:06:56,083
The documents and the, the
letters and the bills

2221
20:06:56,149 --> 20:06:57,251
they're piling up.

2222
20:06:57,317 --> 20:06:59,219
The office, it looks like
a grenade's gone off in there.

2223
20:06:59,286 --> 20:07:00,120
- [Rachel]
Things are going

2224
20:07:00,187 --> 20:07:02,122
a little AWOL
at Skeldale House.

2225
20:07:02,189 --> 20:07:03,891
Siegfried's pretty difficult
to manage so

2226
20:07:03,957 --> 20:07:06,326
in the interim period between
seasons we've

2227
20:07:06,393 --> 20:07:09,363
seen Helen and the children
move to Heston Grange.

2228
20:07:09,429 --> 20:07:11,231
(muddy footsteps)

2229
20:07:11,598 --> 20:07:12,766
(footsteps continue)
(giggling)

2230
20:07:12,833 --> 20:07:14,601
- [Helen]
Dad, are them your boots?

2231
20:07:14,668 --> 20:07:15,636
- [Jimmy]
Granddad said it

2232
20:07:15,702 --> 20:07:17,671
were the boots
make the farmer.

2233
20:07:17,738 --> 20:07:19,773
- [Nicholas]
Mrs. H has left

2234
20:07:19,840 --> 20:07:21,175
Skeldale
to go an- and care

2235
20:07:21,241 --> 20:07:24,645
for her son who has survived
but i- is injured.

2236
20:07:24,711 --> 20:07:26,847
- Glad to see you back
in one piece.

2237
20:07:26,914 --> 20:07:31,084
- I left a few bits behind
but I'm right now.

2238
20:07:31,151 --> 20:07:32,019
Thanks to Ma.

2239
20:07:32,085 --> 20:07:33,587
- Oh, he keeps
saying that.

2240
20:07:33,654 --> 20:07:34,621
(spoon clinks)

2241
20:07:34,688 --> 20:07:37,324
I think he's fed up with me
fussing over him.

2242
20:07:37,391 --> 20:07:38,692
- [Anna]
Edward survived

2243
20:07:38,759 --> 20:07:39,993
his ship
going down but out

2244
20:07:40,060 --> 20:07:42,963
of that difficult time comes,
comes a lot of joy.

2245
20:07:43,030 --> 20:07:45,199
Edward meets a lovely lady
called Betty

2246
20:07:45,265 --> 20:07:47,601
and they have quite a whirlwind
romance.

2247
20:07:47,668 --> 20:07:50,037
Have a baby and Mrs. Hall's
over the moon

2248
20:07:50,103 --> 20:07:54,274
to have Mary and, uh, Betty
join the family.

2249
20:07:54,341 --> 20:07:55,709
- We should get her and
Mary together.

2250
20:07:55,776 --> 20:07:57,177
- Oh, I'd like that.

2251
20:07:57,244 --> 20:07:59,279
(Helen laughs)
(cup clinks)

2252
20:07:59,346 --> 20:08:01,215
I have missed you all.

2253
20:08:01,281 --> 20:08:02,115
- [Callum]
Tristan has done

2254
20:08:02,182 --> 20:08:03,717
some more
time away in

2255
20:08:03,784 --> 20:08:07,588
Italy and he's taken on a lot
more responsibility.

2256
20:08:07,654 --> 20:08:09,056
- I thought you could use a
moment to yourself

2257
20:08:09,122 --> 20:08:09,957
after
that service.

2258
20:08:10,023 --> 20:08:11,692
- I take it in my stride,
you know me.

2259
20:08:11,758 --> 20:08:13,360
- Well no need to rush
straight back in.

2260
20:08:13,427 --> 20:08:14,361
Your brother and I have it
in hand.

2261
20:08:14,428 --> 20:08:15,963
- [Tristan]
But I'm fine.

2262
20:08:16,029 --> 20:08:17,364
Where do you need me?

2263
20:08:17,431 --> 20:08:18,298
- [Samuel]
It's annoying

2264
20:08:18,365 --> 20:08:20,734
when he comes back
and he's been promoted.

2265
20:08:20,801 --> 20:08:22,669
It's annoying when there are
two Captain Farnons.

2266
20:08:22,736 --> 20:08:23,737
(quirky music)

2267
20:08:23,804 --> 20:08:25,339
You know I thought I was
the only one.

2268
20:08:25,405 --> 20:08:26,640
- They made you a Captain.

2269
20:08:26,707 --> 20:08:27,641
- Field promotion.

2270
20:08:27,708 --> 20:08:28,642
- [James]
Careful, Siegfried.

2271
20:08:28,709 --> 20:08:29,877
He'll outrank you soon.

2272
20:08:29,943 --> 20:08:31,011
- [Mrs. Hall]
Why didn't you tell us?

2273
20:08:31,078 --> 20:08:32,012
- [Tristan]
Oh, you know me Mrs H.

2274
20:08:32,079 --> 20:08:33,747
Never one to brag.

2275
20:08:33,814 --> 20:08:35,349
I know how insecure it
makes my brother.

2276
20:08:35,415 --> 20:08:37,084
- Absolute balls.

2277
20:08:37,150 --> 20:08:38,485
- [Tristan]
I rest my case.

2278
20:08:38,552 --> 20:08:39,653
- [Nicholas]
We had done quite a few

2279
20:08:39,720 --> 20:08:41,688
years
in the war and

2280
20:08:41,755 --> 20:08:45,125
I just felt like it would
be real revitalizing

2281
20:08:45,192 --> 20:08:49,096
just to get back to some of
those wonderful themes and

2282
20:08:49,162 --> 20:08:52,733
storylines that "All
Creatures" really is about.

2283
20:08:52,799 --> 20:08:54,201
- [Jimmy]
If the war is really over

2284
20:08:54,268 --> 20:08:57,237
will things
be different now?

2285
20:08:57,871 --> 20:08:58,772
- [James]
Well, when you're here

2286
20:08:58,839 --> 20:09:01,108
in the Dales
it might not look like it.

2287
20:09:01,175 --> 20:09:02,609
The Dales is the Dales,
isn't it?

2288
20:09:02,676 --> 20:09:03,410
- [Jimmy]
Mm hm.

2289
20:09:03,477 --> 20:09:06,046
But I promise you they will.

2290
20:09:06,113 --> 20:09:07,014
- [Callum]
This show isn't

2291
20:09:07,080 --> 20:09:08,081
a war show
it's a show

2292
20:09:08,148 --> 20:09:11,351
about relationships and the
sort of overarching

2293
20:09:11,418 --> 20:09:13,420
effect that has on a
community.

2294
20:09:13,487 --> 20:09:15,322
So, whilst it was amazing
to have some

2295
20:09:15,389 --> 20:09:17,925
series in wartime and to see
the effect that that

2296
20:09:17,991 --> 20:09:19,793
had we did want to get
back to what the

2297
20:09:19,860 --> 20:09:22,296
show is really about which
is people and doing

2298
20:09:22,362 --> 20:09:23,964
nice things for animals.

2299
20:09:24,031 --> 20:09:24,765
- [James]
He's made an

2300
20:09:24,831 --> 20:09:25,732
excellent
recovery and more

2301
20:09:25,799 --> 20:09:28,602
importantly he looks very
stylish in this.

2302
20:09:28,669 --> 20:09:29,403
- Mmmm.

2303
20:09:29,469 --> 20:09:30,404
Best way to stop him
getting out

2304
20:09:30,470 --> 20:09:31,205
the stitches.

2305
20:09:31,271 --> 20:09:31,839
(James chuckles)

2306
20:09:31,905 --> 20:09:34,107
And yes it
does suit him.

2307
20:09:34,174 --> 20:09:35,042
- [Samuel]
Season Six is

2308
20:09:35,108 --> 20:09:36,844
deliberately
spread across

2309
20:09:36,910 --> 20:09:38,412
a joyous period between
VE Day,

2310
20:09:38,478 --> 20:09:39,246
victory in Europe

2311
20:09:39,313 --> 20:09:41,081
and VJ Day victory
over Japan

2312
20:09:41,148 --> 20:09:42,749
and the final surrender.

2313
20:09:42,816 --> 20:09:45,886
- [Newscaster] Japan has
today surrendered.

2314
20:09:45,953 --> 20:09:47,621
(pensive music)

2315
20:09:48,856 --> 20:09:51,391
The last of our enemies
is laid low.

2316
20:09:51,458 --> 20:09:52,492
(tense music continues)

2317
20:09:52,559 --> 20:09:53,193
- [Samuel]
The war becomes

2318
20:09:53,260 --> 20:09:54,394
the biggest
character.

2319
20:09:54,461 --> 20:09:56,330
It becomes the biggest
antagonist and the

2320
20:09:56,396 --> 20:09:58,232
trouble is that when you're
in a war all you

2321
20:09:58,298 --> 20:09:59,967
can think about is that it's
never going to

2322
20:10:00,033 --> 20:10:02,669
end and that's really good
and interesting

2323
20:10:02,736 --> 20:10:04,538
but it's also got to
pass in

2324
20:10:04,605 --> 20:10:06,473
order for the characters
to move on.

2325
20:10:06,540 --> 20:10:07,374
(soft orchestral music)

2326
20:10:07,441 --> 20:10:07,841
- [Siegfried]
All those years

2327
20:10:07,908 --> 20:10:09,243
of uncertainty

2328
20:10:09,309 --> 20:10:10,277
never knowing if a bomb

2329
20:10:10,344 --> 20:10:11,311
would drop
on our heads or we'd

2330
20:10:11,378 --> 20:10:15,282
be invaded any moment, we
made it through.

2331
20:10:16,183 --> 20:10:17,851
- This season

2332
20:10:17,918 --> 20:10:20,420
is about everybody
realizing how

2333
20:10:20,487 --> 20:10:23,757
important that sense of home
is to them and

2334
20:10:23,824 --> 20:10:27,227
that it's something that
they all need.

2335
20:10:27,294 --> 20:10:28,328
- [Samuel]
There's a huge relief

2336
20:10:28,395 --> 20:10:29,363
that
the war is over

2337
20:10:29,429 --> 20:10:31,932
and the house is beginning
to feel a little

2338
20:10:31,999 --> 20:10:33,734
bit like it was before.

2339
20:10:33,800 --> 20:10:35,602
(music swells)

2340
20:10:35,669 --> 20:10:36,870
- Shall we?

2341
20:10:36,937 --> 20:10:39,506
(gentle orchestral music)

2342
20:10:40,474 --> 20:10:42,242
- [Mrs. Hall]
Oh, it's good to be back.

2343
20:10:42,309 --> 20:10:43,610
- [Siegfried]
It's good to have you back.

2344
20:10:43,677 --> 20:10:45,212
(crowd noise)
(distant fireworks)

2345
20:10:45,279 --> 20:10:46,780
(Helen and James laugh)

2346
20:10:46,847 --> 20:10:47,848
(orchestral music)

2347
20:10:47,915 --> 20:10:48,949
- [Siegfried]
Just wait till you see

2348
20:10:49,016 --> 20:10:50,851
how far behind
we are with the laundry.

2349
20:10:50,918 --> 20:10:51,952
(gentle music)

2350
20:10:52,019 --> 20:10:52,920
- [Narrator]
As time weaves

2351
20:10:52,986 --> 20:10:56,723
its way forward,
families blossom and expand.

2352
20:10:56,790 --> 20:11:00,894
Now, let's take a look at the
growing Herriot family.

2353
20:11:00,961 --> 20:11:02,829
- Aye, what are you
up to?

2354
20:11:02,896 --> 20:11:04,765
- Just driving my car.

2355
20:11:04,831 --> 20:11:07,100
- Just driving your car
on Daddy.

2356
20:11:07,167 --> 20:11:08,068
- [Nicholas]
The Herriots

2357
20:11:08,135 --> 20:11:08,869
made the choice to
go back

2358
20:11:08,936 --> 20:11:10,671
to Heston Grange and start
raising

2359
20:11:10,737 --> 20:11:11,872
the kids there and

2360
20:11:11,939 --> 20:11:13,774
there they've got all
this open space,

2361
20:11:13,841 --> 20:11:15,175
they've got the animals, a
wonderful place for the

2362
20:11:15,242 --> 20:11:16,376
kids to grow up.

2363
20:11:16,443 --> 20:11:17,911
- You're nearly as tall
as me.

2364
20:11:17,978 --> 20:11:19,012
- [Helen]
Audrey.

2365
20:11:19,079 --> 20:11:20,614
- Hello.

2366
20:11:20,681 --> 20:11:22,282
- Do you want to play marbles?

2367
20:11:22,349 --> 20:11:23,083
- I'd love to.

2368
20:11:23,150 --> 20:11:24,017
You go and set
them up,

2369
20:11:24,084 --> 20:11:25,686
I'll be
with you in two ticks.

2370
20:11:25,752 --> 20:11:27,321
- [Rachel]
They're now a family of four,

2371
20:11:27,387 --> 20:11:28,989
little Rosie's arrived.

2372
20:11:29,056 --> 20:11:30,157
(music swells)

2373
20:11:30,224 --> 20:11:31,258
(child cries)

2374
20:11:31,325 --> 20:11:32,559
- [Jenny]
I've got her.

2375
20:11:32,626 --> 20:11:34,294
What's up, Rosie?

2376
20:11:34,795 --> 20:11:36,763
- [Helen]
Shall I take her, Jenny?

2377
20:11:36,830 --> 20:11:37,631
- [Jenny]
She's fine here

2378
20:11:37,698 --> 20:11:38,932
with her auntie.

2379
20:11:38,999 --> 20:11:40,367
- [Nicholas]
Chatting to Alf White,

2380
20:11:40,434 --> 20:11:42,336
the real James Herriot's son and
daughter,

2381
20:11:42,402 --> 20:11:43,971
Rosie
and Jim was great.

2382
20:11:44,037 --> 20:11:45,038
- [Rachel]
I communicate

2383
20:11:45,105 --> 20:11:46,340
with Rosie
frequently.

2384
20:11:46,406 --> 20:11:48,475
She sent over the-- at this
point was a very

2385
20:11:48,542 --> 20:11:51,111
sort of fun point in the kids
lives and, and Helen

2386
20:11:51,178 --> 20:11:54,414
was always at the forefront
of the fun.

2387
20:11:54,481 --> 20:11:56,116
James was pretty busy as
a vet now because

2388
20:11:56,183 --> 20:11:58,151
he was a partner in the
practice so it was

2389
20:11:58,218 --> 20:12:00,287
mainly all on Helen with
the two children

2390
20:12:00,354 --> 20:12:01,688
and it was a sort of struggle
and a juggle

2391
20:12:01,755 --> 20:12:02,689
as parenting is

2392
20:12:02,756 --> 20:12:05,592
so I wanted to bring
the chaos to everything.

2393
20:12:05,659 --> 20:12:06,927
- Hello.

2394
20:12:06,994 --> 20:12:08,295
(kissing sounds)

2395
20:12:08,362 --> 20:12:09,730
- Are you ready?

2396
20:12:09,796 --> 20:12:11,598
(Mrs. Hall laughs)

2397
20:12:11,865 --> 20:12:13,367
- Here you go, I think
you're winning.

2398
20:12:13,433 --> 20:12:14,568
- Thank you.

2399
20:12:14,635 --> 20:12:15,869
- [Nicholas]
Chatting to Alf White's

2400
20:12:15,936 --> 20:12:17,437
real
kids, Jim and Rosie.

2401
20:12:17,504 --> 20:12:19,806
Jim would come out and Rosie
would come out

2402
20:12:19,873 --> 20:12:21,675
and he'd say Jimmy can you
get me this from

2403
20:12:21,742 --> 20:12:22,776
the car and before

2404
20:12:22,843 --> 20:12:23,710
he'd even said the full
sentence

2405
20:12:23,777 --> 20:12:26,480
Jimmy's off like a shot
striding through

2406
20:12:26,547 --> 20:12:29,550
in his little welly boots to
get the thing for Dad.

2407
20:12:29,616 --> 20:12:30,484
- [Tom]
You say the calf could

2408
20:12:30,551 --> 20:12:31,451
be anywhere?

2409
20:12:31,518 --> 20:12:32,286
- [Richard]
Aye, we've looked

2410
20:12:32,352 --> 20:12:33,554
over every
field up here.

2411
20:12:33,620 --> 20:12:34,688
- [Tom]
Mm, we'd better hurry then.

2412
20:12:34,755 --> 20:12:35,923
- Aye.

2413
20:12:35,989 --> 20:12:37,491
- [Jimmy]
Grandad.

2414
20:12:37,558 --> 20:12:38,392
- Yes, son?

2415
20:12:38,458 --> 20:12:41,028
- If I were missing I know
who'd find me.

2416
20:12:41,094 --> 20:12:42,095
- [Richard]
Who's that?

2417
20:12:42,162 --> 20:12:42,829
- Mum.

2418
20:12:42,896 --> 20:12:44,565
(distant cows mooing)

2419
20:12:44,631 --> 20:12:47,100
Why don't we let the cow
do the looking?

2420
20:12:47,167 --> 20:12:49,069
(thoughtful music)

2421
20:12:50,470 --> 20:12:51,805
- Ah.

2422
20:12:51,872 --> 20:12:52,673
- Come on.

2423
20:12:52,739 --> 20:12:53,841
- [Nicholas]
We asked Rosie

2424
20:12:53,907 --> 20:12:55,642
did they
have pet names for another,

2425
20:12:55,709 --> 20:12:57,311
she said not really,
but one thing

2426
20:12:57,377 --> 20:12:59,046
was any time James

2427
20:12:59,112 --> 20:13:01,215
or Helen left
they would always kiss.

2428
20:13:01,281 --> 20:13:02,616
You know, just little details
like that

2429
20:13:02,683 --> 20:13:05,252
that we've been able to
incorporate into the show

2430
20:13:05,319 --> 20:13:06,687
and I think that those are
just priceless

2431
20:13:06,753 --> 20:13:08,355
you know those little details
those little

2432
20:13:08,422 --> 20:13:11,124
specificities just make it
all the more richer.

2433
20:13:11,191 --> 20:13:12,926
- I could drive up at lunch.

2434
20:13:12,993 --> 20:13:14,928
Well, Jenny'll have
the kids then.

2435
20:13:14,995 --> 20:13:16,597
- [Helen]
I will only get 20 minutes.

2436
20:13:16,663 --> 20:13:18,565
- 20 minutes with you?

2437
20:13:18,632 --> 20:13:20,501
Worth it every time.

2438
20:13:20,567 --> 20:13:21,602
- All right.

2439
20:13:21,668 --> 20:13:23,003
Charmer.

2440
20:13:23,070 --> 20:13:23,971
- [Nicholas]
We very much kick off

2441
20:13:24,037 --> 20:13:25,539
this season seeing

2442
20:13:25,606 --> 20:13:28,976
that split James between
father, parenthood,

2443
20:13:29,042 --> 20:13:31,578
Heston Grange and business
partner practice.

2444
20:13:31,645 --> 20:13:33,313
- What can I do Dad?

2445
20:13:33,380 --> 20:13:35,115
- You help your granddad.

2446
20:13:35,182 --> 20:13:36,149
- [Jimmy]
Where are you going?

2447
20:13:36,216 --> 20:13:37,217
- [James]
For reinforcements.

2448
20:13:37,284 --> 20:13:38,952
- Wilco.

2449
20:13:39,386 --> 20:13:41,321
Wait for me Granddad.

2450
20:13:41,388 --> 20:13:41,922
- [Neil]
They're living at

2451
20:13:41,989 --> 20:13:43,490
Heston
Grange and living

2452
20:13:43,557 --> 20:13:47,594
with Helen's dad which is
deeply problematic

2453
20:13:47,661 --> 20:13:48,295
for James.

2454
20:13:48,362 --> 20:13:50,264
(mysterious music)

2455
20:13:50,597 --> 20:13:52,366
- Well I've not walked it in.

2456
20:13:52,432 --> 20:13:54,268
- Well it's not me.

2457
20:13:54,334 --> 20:13:55,769
So unless bloody cows
are wearing

2458
20:13:55,836 --> 20:13:59,773
these size 10s and treading
it in, it's you.

2459
20:13:59,840 --> 20:14:00,440
- [Rachel]
We've seen her

2460
20:14:00,507 --> 20:14:01,441
and James's
relationship

2461
20:14:01,508 --> 20:14:04,111
mature over the years and now
she's sort of

2462
20:14:04,178 --> 20:14:05,512
a mum of two.

2463
20:14:05,579 --> 20:14:06,914
She's busier than she's
ever been,

2464
20:14:06,980 --> 20:14:08,148
she's juggling
more than she ever has

2465
20:14:08,215 --> 20:14:09,449
and it's just about
practicality,

2466
20:14:09,516 --> 20:14:11,084
it's about getting
through the day.

2467
20:14:11,151 --> 20:14:12,486
It's incredibly relatable.

2468
20:14:12,553 --> 20:14:13,820
She's sort of too
busy to get

2469
20:14:13,887 --> 20:14:15,556
caught up in any of the
small stuff.

2470
20:14:15,622 --> 20:14:16,456
- [James]
I thought we were having

2471
20:14:16,523 --> 20:14:17,324
breakfast together.

2472
20:14:17,391 --> 20:14:18,458
- [Helen]
Look, I've kept him waiting.

2473
20:14:18,525 --> 20:14:20,394
James, you did
sleep in late.

2474
20:14:20,460 --> 20:14:22,429
- [James]
Aye, I got in after three.

2475
20:14:22,496 --> 20:14:24,164
- [Jimmy]
Daddy.

2476
20:14:24,231 --> 20:14:26,400
- Oh it's truly magnificent
driving there, Jim.

2477
20:14:26,466 --> 20:14:27,467
- [Helen]
No, no, no...don't...

2478
20:14:27,534 --> 20:14:29,002
don't eat that Rosie.

2479
20:14:29,069 --> 20:14:29,937
- [Nicholas]
Little Jimmy's

2480
20:14:30,003 --> 20:14:30,838
four and
a half years old

2481
20:14:30,904 --> 20:14:31,839
and at the age
now where

2482
20:14:31,905 --> 20:14:32,840
he's ready
to come out and

2483
20:14:32,906 --> 20:14:35,108
start assisting his
dad with his

2484
20:14:35,175 --> 20:14:37,010
little instruments in
his little bag.

2485
20:14:37,077 --> 20:14:37,544
- [James]
Don't you worry

2486
20:14:37,611 --> 20:14:38,846
you haven't just got

2487
20:14:38,912 --> 20:14:40,914
Sherlock Holmes to investigate
today.

2488
20:14:40,981 --> 20:14:42,549
You've got Watson, too.

2489
20:14:42,616 --> 20:14:44,885
- [Jimmy]
Watson ready for duty.

2490
20:14:44,952 --> 20:14:45,686
(gentle music)

2491
20:14:45,752 --> 20:14:46,220
- [Nicholas]
I think it's wonderful

2492
20:14:46,286 --> 20:14:47,087
for James to

2493
20:14:47,154 --> 20:14:49,323
be on call and have his
kids with him.

2494
20:14:49,389 --> 20:14:50,858
(orchestral swell)

2495
20:14:50,924 --> 20:14:51,758
- [Richard]
Thank the Lord for

2496
20:14:51,825 --> 20:14:52,726
Herriot and son.

2497
20:14:52,793 --> 20:14:53,694
(James chuckles)

2498
20:14:53,760 --> 20:14:54,761
- Particularly the son.

2499
20:14:54,828 --> 20:14:55,562
(James laughs)

2500
20:14:55,629 --> 20:14:56,563
(gentle music)

2501
20:14:56,630 --> 20:14:57,130
- [Nicholas]
One of the things that's

2502
20:14:57,197 --> 20:14:58,165
lovely about the

2503
20:14:58,232 --> 20:14:59,399
books he was an older man
when he was writing

2504
20:14:59,466 --> 20:15:01,735
the books but he wrote them
in the living

2505
20:15:01,802 --> 20:15:04,638
room with his family in the
evening, so that

2506
20:15:04,705 --> 20:15:06,874
environment and love between
them all and

2507
20:15:06,940 --> 20:15:09,409
the family has seeped into
the books because

2508
20:15:09,476 --> 20:15:11,044
they spill over with that sort

2509
20:15:11,111 --> 20:15:14,248
of sentiment and tone
and spirit.

2510
20:15:14,314 --> 20:15:16,683
- I want to give you the
best life I can.

2511
20:15:16,750 --> 20:15:18,418
(romantic music)

2512
20:15:20,754 --> 20:15:22,990
- I've got the best life,

2513
20:15:23,924 --> 20:15:26,293
right now in this moment.

2514
20:15:26,360 --> 20:15:27,995
(romantic music continues)

2515
20:15:28,061 --> 20:15:29,930
Best life we could have.

2516
20:15:29,997 --> 20:15:31,665
(music swells)

2517
20:15:34,601 --> 20:15:35,669
- [Narrator]
We started this season

2518
20:15:35,736 --> 20:15:36,603
with our favorite

2519
20:15:36,670 --> 20:15:39,573
housekeeper living far away
from Skeldale

2520
20:15:39,640 --> 20:15:42,242
House but naturally our
characters and

2521
20:15:42,309 --> 20:15:45,646
all of us eagerly awaited
Mrs. Hall's return.

2522
20:15:45,712 --> 20:15:48,382
(music swells)
(door opens)

2523
20:15:49,616 --> 20:15:50,684
- Oh my goodness.

2524
20:15:50,751 --> 20:15:51,852
- Mrs. H...

2525
20:15:51,919 --> 20:15:52,853
- [Mrs. Hall]
- James.

2526
20:15:52,920 --> 20:15:53,887
(music)
(distant laughter)

2527
20:15:53,954 --> 20:15:55,255
- [Anna]
We now find ourselves in

2528
20:15:55,322 --> 20:15:57,224
1945 where Mrs. Hall

2529
20:15:57,591 --> 20:16:00,360
has been up in Sunderland
with Edward who's

2530
20:16:00,427 --> 20:16:02,796
home married with a
little baby.

2531
20:16:02,863 --> 20:16:03,597
- [James]
Edward.

2532
20:16:03,664 --> 20:16:04,565
Good to see you again.

2533
20:16:04,631 --> 20:16:05,499
- And you.

2534
20:16:05,566 --> 20:16:06,733
Here she is.

2535
20:16:06,800 --> 20:16:08,368
Hello.

2536
20:16:08,435 --> 20:16:09,803
My little angel.

2537
20:16:09,870 --> 20:16:10,637
(Edward chuckles)

2538
20:16:10,704 --> 20:16:11,605
- [Samuel]
Mrs Hall's son Edward

2539
20:16:11,672 --> 20:16:12,606
has
started a family

2540
20:16:12,673 --> 20:16:15,409
and she's moved out to see
them and to spend

2541
20:16:15,475 --> 20:16:17,878
more time with them and
that's lovely but

2542
20:16:17,945 --> 20:16:19,580
it's all happening away from
Skeldale House

2543
20:16:19,646 --> 20:16:21,281
and away from me.

2544
20:16:21,348 --> 20:16:22,649
- [Siegfried]
Where have they gone?

2545
20:16:22,716 --> 20:16:23,851
- [Tristan]
Well they have to be somewhere.

2546
20:16:23,917 --> 20:16:25,252
You must have put them down.

2547
20:16:25,319 --> 20:16:26,286
- So where the hell are they?

2548
20:16:26,353 --> 20:16:27,287
- You just had them.

2549
20:16:27,354 --> 20:16:28,856
- Which means somebody must
have moved them.

2550
20:16:28,922 --> 20:16:29,990
- [James]
What's going on?

2551
20:16:30,057 --> 20:16:30,991
- Ahh, keys.

2552
20:16:31,058 --> 20:16:32,392
- Why can't anything just
stay in one place?

2553
20:16:32,459 --> 20:16:33,594
Is that too much to ask?

2554
20:16:33,660 --> 20:16:34,928
It's maddening.

2555
20:16:34,995 --> 20:16:35,796
- [Callum]
I think it was a very

2556
20:16:35,863 --> 20:16:36,830
interesting decision

2557
20:16:36,897 --> 20:16:39,499
to have Mrs. Hall you know
away, looking after

2558
20:16:39,566 --> 20:16:42,336
her son but we needed her back.

2559
20:16:42,402 --> 20:16:44,571
- Helen doesn't think
we should bother her.

2560
20:16:44,638 --> 20:16:47,040
She's really settled there.

2561
20:16:47,107 --> 20:16:47,841
- It's up to you.

2562
20:16:47,908 --> 20:16:49,443
You're the one stuck
here with him.

2563
20:16:49,510 --> 20:16:51,578
- [Nicholas]
James makes a decision to

2564
20:16:51,645 --> 20:16:53,080
try and get Mrs. H

2565
20:16:53,146 --> 20:16:55,415
to come back to Skeldale House
and that comes

2566
20:16:55,482 --> 20:16:58,085
from James and he kind
of goes against

2567
20:16:58,151 --> 20:17:00,320
what Helen has said and what
other people have

2568
20:17:00,387 --> 20:17:02,155
said and thought because
he really has

2569
20:17:02,222 --> 20:17:04,191
conviction with this and, and
thinks it's the right thing

2570
20:17:04,258 --> 20:17:05,058
to do.

2571
20:17:05,125 --> 20:17:06,527
- Well the thing is,
Siegfried...

2572
20:17:06,593 --> 20:17:07,528
- The old goat's

2573
20:17:07,594 --> 20:17:09,796
lost his marbles, he's gone
totally berserk.

2574
20:17:09,863 --> 20:17:10,430
- Tris.

2575
20:17:10,497 --> 20:17:11,498
- The man's a menace.

2576
20:17:11,565 --> 20:17:13,433
Worse than when he was when
you first met him.

2577
20:17:13,500 --> 20:17:14,535
- Worse?

2578
20:17:14,601 --> 20:17:15,869
- I thought we weren't going
to lay it on too thick.

2579
20:17:15,936 --> 20:17:16,637
- [Tristan]
He needs help.

2580
20:17:16,703 --> 20:17:17,871
We need help.

2581
20:17:17,938 --> 20:17:18,972
Yours specifically.

2582
20:17:19,039 --> 20:17:20,340
- Not that we want to put you
under any pressure.

2583
20:17:20,407 --> 20:17:21,308
- No, of course not

2584
20:17:21,375 --> 20:17:23,243
but we would be
completely lost without you.

2585
20:17:23,310 --> 20:17:24,378
- [Anna]
They're hoping that she

2586
20:17:24,444 --> 20:17:25,445
can come and right

2587
20:17:25,512 --> 20:17:27,281
the ship at home which she
comes and does

2588
20:17:27,347 --> 20:17:29,716
and her nurturing skills come
into the ready again.

2589
20:17:29,783 --> 20:17:31,218
(Anna chuckles)

2590
20:17:31,285 --> 20:17:33,453
- Oh, don't worry about that.

2591
20:17:33,520 --> 20:17:34,288
- No, sorry.

2592
20:17:34,354 --> 20:17:35,322
(paper shuffling)

2593
20:17:35,389 --> 20:17:36,190
It'll drive me bananas.

2594
20:17:36,256 --> 20:17:37,291
(paper shuffling)

2595
20:17:37,357 --> 20:17:39,493
- [Tristan]
Oh, Mrs. H.

2596
20:17:40,160 --> 20:17:41,895
- Hello, Tris.

2597
20:17:41,962 --> 20:17:43,297
- [Anna]
Mrs. Hall and Mr. Farnon

2598
20:17:43,363 --> 20:17:44,331
haven't seen each

2599
20:17:44,398 --> 20:17:46,600
other for a while so it's quite
a shock to them

2600
20:17:46,667 --> 20:17:48,936
both I think coming back
together and, and seeing

2601
20:17:49,002 --> 20:17:51,972
each other again and also
the circumstances

2602
20:17:52,039 --> 20:17:53,373
in which Mrs. Hall comes
back are

2603
20:17:53,440 --> 20:17:55,375
a bit of a surprise
for Mr. Farnon.

2604
20:17:55,442 --> 20:17:56,410
- [Siegfried]
I didn't know you were coming.

2605
20:17:56,476 --> 20:17:57,444
- [Mrs. Hall]
Well, neither did I

2606
20:17:57,511 --> 20:17:59,313
till a few days ago.

2607
20:18:01,949 --> 20:18:04,518
-It's good to see
you again.

2608
20:18:04,585 --> 20:18:05,886
- You, too.

2609
20:18:05,953 --> 20:18:06,954
- [Anna]
There's a lot to negotiate

2610
20:18:07,020 --> 20:18:08,055
and a lot of

2611
20:18:08,121 --> 20:18:10,190
change and I think on the one
hand it's wonderful

2612
20:18:10,257 --> 20:18:12,659
to see each other again
and on the other

2613
20:18:12,726 --> 20:18:15,529
hand there's a lot of feeling
about having had

2614
20:18:15,596 --> 20:18:17,564
that much time away and I don't

2615
20:18:17,631 --> 20:18:20,000
think Mr. Farnon has liked
it very much.

2616
20:18:20,067 --> 20:18:23,570
- He mentioned there'd been
some problems.

2617
20:18:23,637 --> 20:18:25,005
- Problems?

2618
20:18:25,072 --> 20:18:27,307
Is that why you're here?

2619
20:18:27,608 --> 20:18:28,809
Is that what I am to you?

2620
20:18:28,876 --> 20:18:30,177
A problem to be solved?

2621
20:18:30,244 --> 20:18:34,047
- No, I w-, I wouldn't put it
quite like that.

2622
20:18:34,114 --> 20:18:35,782
(tense music)

2623
20:18:37,618 --> 20:18:40,020
- It's later than I thought.

2624
20:18:40,087 --> 20:18:42,122
- Siegfried is very bad at
admitting that he

2625
20:18:42,189 --> 20:18:45,659
cares for people and he pushes
people away.

2626
20:18:45,726 --> 20:18:46,894
- She left us!

2627
20:18:46,960 --> 20:18:47,928
What was I supposed to do?

2628
20:18:47,995 --> 20:18:48,962
Pretend to be happy?

2629
20:18:49,029 --> 20:18:50,197
Pretend to be fine?

2630
20:18:50,264 --> 20:18:52,332
- If you keep pushing
people away

2631
20:18:52,399 --> 20:18:54,835
eventually they will go away.

2632
20:18:54,902 --> 20:18:55,936
(crickets and bird chirps)

2633
20:18:56,003 --> 20:19:00,207
- Well, thanks a lot, that's
very bloody incisive.

2634
20:19:00,274 --> 20:19:00,974
- [Narrator]
At the end of

2635
20:19:01,041 --> 20:19:03,110
the first
episode of Season Six,

2636
20:19:03,177 --> 20:19:05,879
Mrs. Hall decides to leave
Skeldale House

2637
20:19:05,946 --> 20:19:09,149
and she boards a train back
to Sunderland.

2638
20:19:09,216 --> 20:19:10,050
(soft music)

2639
20:19:10,117 --> 20:19:12,486
- Sorry love, but it's time.

2640
20:19:12,553 --> 20:19:14,087
(crackling fire)

2641
20:19:14,154 --> 20:19:15,822
Dash, come on.

2642
20:19:16,557 --> 20:19:18,358
Don't make this any harder
than it already is.

2643
20:19:18,425 --> 20:19:19,159
Come on now.

2644
20:19:19,226 --> 20:19:21,228
(Mrs. Hall sniffles)

2645
20:19:22,095 --> 20:19:23,830
- [Narrator]
However, once Siegfried learns

2646
20:19:23,897 --> 20:19:24,798
that Mrs. Hall

2647
20:19:24,865 --> 20:19:27,201
has left for the train station,
he realizes

2648
20:19:27,267 --> 20:19:30,404
that he has made a terrible
mistake.

2649
20:19:31,638 --> 20:19:34,474
- [Siegfried]
It's all my fault.

2650
20:19:34,541 --> 20:19:36,276
I drove her away.

2651
20:19:36,343 --> 20:19:38,045
- There's still time.

2652
20:19:38,111 --> 20:19:40,013
- [Samuel] He won't
admit to himself

2653
20:19:40,080 --> 20:19:41,248
how much he needs her.

2654
20:19:41,315 --> 20:19:43,283
He doesn't like being
vulnerable

2655
20:19:43,350 --> 20:19:45,485
and he's terrified of
being abandoned.

2656
20:19:45,552 --> 20:19:47,087
- Mrs. Hall!

2657
20:19:47,154 --> 20:19:50,624
(dramatic music)
(loud train noise)

2658
20:19:52,125 --> 20:19:56,029
(music builds)
(train entering station)

2659
20:19:58,065 --> 20:19:59,299
- [Samuel]
In the aftermath of the war,

2660
20:19:59,366 --> 20:20:00,634
all bets are off.

2661
20:20:00,701 --> 20:20:02,202
You say things that you've
been sitting on

2662
20:20:02,269 --> 20:20:04,538
for a long time and he's
on firmer ground

2663
20:20:04,605 --> 20:20:07,140
when he brings himself to say
how much he cares about her.

2664
20:20:07,207 --> 20:20:08,308
(dramatic music builds)

2665
20:20:08,375 --> 20:20:09,510
- [Siegfried]
Mrs. Hall!

2666
20:20:09,576 --> 20:20:11,245
Audrey!

2667
20:20:11,745 --> 20:20:13,413
(sustained orchestral note)

2668
20:20:13,480 --> 20:20:16,250
- Mr. Farnon, there really
is no need.

2669
20:20:16,316 --> 20:20:18,051
- [Siegfried]
We tried to find a replacement,

2670
20:20:18,118 --> 20:20:19,820
it could never work.

2671
20:20:19,887 --> 20:20:21,855
No one could ever work.

2672
20:20:21,922 --> 20:20:23,924
- Because they'd never put up
with your nonsense.

2673
20:20:23,991 --> 20:20:25,392
- [Siegfried]
Because they're not you.

2674
20:20:25,459 --> 20:20:27,127
(dramatic music)

2675
20:20:29,997 --> 20:20:31,632
I understand you might
have to live

2676
20:20:31,698 --> 20:20:34,768
your life if that's not
here with us.

2677
20:20:34,835 --> 20:20:36,537
(music continues)
(train station chatter)

2678
20:20:36,603 --> 20:20:38,605
Well, that's up to you.

2679
20:20:38,672 --> 20:20:41,008
(distant train station
chatter)

2680
20:20:41,074 --> 20:20:44,912
But you should know that we
would like it to be.

2681
20:20:44,978 --> 20:20:46,246
(piano theme music)

2682
20:20:46,313 --> 20:20:47,014
- [Narrator]
When we return,

2683
20:20:47,080 --> 20:20:48,448
we'll continue
our look back

2684
20:20:48,515 --> 20:20:51,485
at Season 6 of "All Creatures
Great and Small."

2685
20:20:51,552 --> 20:20:53,086
We'll take a look
at new animals

2686
20:20:53,153 --> 20:20:54,655
and love interests.

2687
20:20:54,721 --> 20:20:56,256
And we'll spend some time with

2688
20:20:56,323 --> 20:20:58,559
Nicholas Ralph, who plays
James Herriot

2689
20:20:58,625 --> 20:21:02,396
as he visits a dry stone wall
building competition.

2690
20:21:02,462 --> 20:21:04,798
You won't want to miss that
and much more

2691
20:21:04,865 --> 20:21:08,836
in "All Creatures Great and
Small, Chapter 6."

2692
20:21:08,902 --> 20:21:11,104
(piano theme fades out)

2693
20:21:16,076 --> 20:21:18,212
joining us in the in the

2694
20:21:19,313 --> 20:21:21,682
Hi. I'm Malcolm Brett.in.

2695
20:21:21,748 --> 20:21:24,218
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20:21:25,419 --> 20:21:27,855
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2764
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2765
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- [Narrator]
Welcome back to

2859
20:30:13,480 --> 20:30:14,882
back to the show. Thank you.
- [Narrator]
Welcome back to

2860
20:30:14,948 --> 20:30:17,751
"All Creatures
Great and Small, Chapter 6."

2861
20:30:17,818 --> 20:30:18,986
Today we're taking
a look

2862
20:30:19,052 --> 20:30:21,622
at everything
we love about Season 6.

2863
20:30:21,688 --> 20:30:24,391
Coming up, we'll take a look at
Tristan's new love interest

2864
20:30:24,458 --> 20:30:26,426
and travel with Nicholas
Ralph to a

2865
20:30:26,493 --> 20:30:29,162
dry stone wall building
competition.

2866
20:30:29,229 --> 20:30:29,997
(page turning)

2867
20:30:30,063 --> 20:30:31,798
But first, let's take
a look at the

2868
20:30:31,865 --> 20:30:34,601
changing times of post-war
England.

2869
20:30:34,668 --> 20:30:35,669
(whoosh sound)

2870
20:30:35,736 --> 20:30:37,404
(music fades)

2871
20:30:37,971 --> 20:30:39,740
- As I suspected,
it's an infection.

2872
20:30:39,806 --> 20:30:40,774
- Hm?

2873
20:30:40,841 --> 20:30:42,943
- Not to worry, antibiotics
will clear it up.

2874
20:30:43,010 --> 20:30:43,844
Incredible things.

2875
20:30:43,911 --> 20:30:45,345
Don't know
how we got by without them.

2876
20:30:45,412 --> 20:30:47,080
- [Samuel]
1945 was such a brilliant

2877
20:30:47,147 --> 20:30:47,948
year for

2878
20:30:48,015 --> 20:30:50,417
this country in terms
of, you know,

2879
20:30:50,484 --> 20:30:52,986
what we built in the post-war
consensus.

2880
20:30:53,053 --> 20:30:55,589
We have a whole new
raft of things

2881
20:30:55,656 --> 20:30:56,957
available to the vets.

2882
20:30:57,024 --> 20:30:57,591
- [James]
Remember I was talking

2883
20:30:57,658 --> 20:30:58,392
to you about

2884
20:30:58,458 --> 20:30:59,660
bringing in some modern
equipment.

2885
20:30:59,726 --> 20:31:01,395
- What have I done with
the other one?

2886
20:31:01,461 --> 20:31:03,197
- An- and we discussed
X-ray machines.

2887
20:31:03,263 --> 20:31:04,631
- [Siegfried]
Oh, yes, marvelous things.

2888
20:31:04,698 --> 20:31:06,233
- Well, an opportunity
has arisen.

2889
20:31:06,300 --> 20:31:07,267
- Where on God's Earth is it?

2890
20:31:07,334 --> 20:31:08,669
- And I felt it too good
to refuse.

2891
20:31:08,735 --> 20:31:09,603
- Aha!

2892
20:31:09,670 --> 20:31:10,504
- I'll be having it delivered
this week.

2893
20:31:10,571 --> 20:31:12,306
(Siegfried sputters)

2894
20:31:12,372 --> 20:31:13,473
- Which one of you is
the culprit?

2895
20:31:13,540 --> 20:31:14,374
(Dash pants)
(Jess whines)

2896
20:31:14,441 --> 20:31:16,910
- We see James just trying
his best to

2897
20:31:16,977 --> 20:31:18,478
make the practice a successful
place

2898
20:31:18,545 --> 20:31:21,281
and seeing how they can move
things forward within the

2899
20:31:21,348 --> 20:31:22,749
veterinary side of things
as well,

2900
20:31:22,816 --> 20:31:26,086
whether that's through medicine
or instruments.

2901
20:31:26,153 --> 20:31:27,187
- We'll see him again
in a few days.

2902
20:31:27,254 --> 20:31:28,488
What the hell is that?

2903
20:31:28,555 --> 20:31:29,756
- [James]
An X-ray machine.

2904
20:31:29,823 --> 20:31:30,457
- [Neil]
There's an episode

2905
20:31:30,524 --> 20:31:31,425
in which James

2906
20:31:31,491 --> 20:31:33,060
buys an X-ray machine

2907
20:31:33,126 --> 20:31:37,164
and that causes new kinds of
problems for the practice.

2908
20:31:37,231 --> 20:31:38,031
(loud click)

2909
20:31:38,098 --> 20:31:39,666
(distant radio music)

2910
20:31:39,733 --> 20:31:40,701
- [Tristan]
No.

2911
20:31:40,767 --> 20:31:41,301
(clunk sound)

2912
20:31:41,368 --> 20:31:42,469
(snap and explosive pop)

2913
20:31:42,536 --> 20:31:43,637
(music blast
then static)

2914
20:31:43,704 --> 20:31:45,472
- [Siegfried]
Herriot!

2915
20:31:45,539 --> 20:31:47,040
- [Nicholas]
James is trying to run a

2916
20:31:47,107 --> 20:31:48,642
successful practice,

2917
20:31:48,709 --> 20:31:53,947
a successful business with this
partner who is doing his best

2918
20:31:54,014 --> 20:31:55,482
to not make that happen.

2919
20:31:55,549 --> 20:31:59,086
- It is rather a good
investment, you know.

2920
20:31:59,152 --> 20:32:01,588
- Well, I can't say, since I
can't see it in action.

2921
20:32:01,655 --> 20:32:03,190
- Hmm.

2922
20:32:03,257 --> 20:32:04,258
(loud inhalation)

2923
20:32:04,324 --> 20:32:07,828
Maybe we could try it on the
inside of your head.

2924
20:32:07,895 --> 20:32:11,031
Find out what actually
happens in there.

2925
20:32:11,098 --> 20:32:12,466
- [Rachel]
My dad puts a phone in

2926
20:32:12,533 --> 20:32:13,901
Heston Grange,

2927
20:32:13,967 --> 20:32:16,103
which means James can now be
with the family again,

2928
20:32:16,170 --> 20:32:17,471
and that's a huge moment.

2929
20:32:17,538 --> 20:32:18,739
And something that
we never thought

2930
20:32:18,805 --> 20:32:20,474
Richard Alderson would do.

2931
20:32:20,541 --> 20:32:21,141
- [James]
I know Helen and Jenny have

2932
20:32:21,208 --> 20:32:22,442
been awfully busy.

2933
20:32:22,509 --> 20:32:23,277
You could try again later.

2934
20:32:23,343 --> 20:32:24,144
I certainly will be.

2935
20:32:24,211 --> 20:32:25,712
(phone ringing)

2936
20:32:25,779 --> 20:32:26,680
There we go.

2937
20:32:26,747 --> 20:32:27,714
All those miles
between us and

2938
20:32:27,781 --> 20:32:29,449
them, and they're about
to fall away.

2939
20:32:29,516 --> 20:32:30,150
Go on.

2940
20:32:30,217 --> 20:32:31,885
(phone ringing)

2941
20:32:32,653 --> 20:32:33,954
(click sound)

2942
20:32:34,021 --> 20:32:36,356
-Darrowby 7-6-3-2,
how do?

2943
20:32:36,423 --> 20:32:37,991
- It also means that her
dad's kind

2944
20:32:38,058 --> 20:32:39,359
of moved the needle
a little bit,

2945
20:32:39,426 --> 20:32:40,727
which she never
thought would happen,

2946
20:32:40,794 --> 20:32:42,229
and he's maybe mellowing.

2947
20:32:42,296 --> 20:32:43,497
(sustained ironic note)

2948
20:32:43,564 --> 20:32:45,265
Don't know if he is,
but maybe.

2949
20:32:45,332 --> 20:32:47,434
- Yeah, it won't be able
to ring.

2950
20:32:47,501 --> 20:32:49,102
- [James]
Why?

2951
20:32:49,169 --> 20:32:50,804
- I've disconnected it.

2952
20:32:50,871 --> 20:32:52,105
- What?

2953
20:32:52,172 --> 20:32:53,273
- [Richard]
Telephone.

2954
20:32:53,340 --> 20:32:54,508
It's- it's a bloody
nuisance.

2955
20:32:54,575 --> 20:32:56,043
I haven't got time for all
that carry-on.

2956
20:32:56,109 --> 20:32:57,244
- [James]
What carry-on?

2957
20:32:57,311 --> 20:32:58,245
- Turns out my number's

2958
20:32:58,312 --> 20:33:00,314
just one different
from railway station.

2959
20:33:00,380 --> 20:33:01,381
- [James]
Is that a problem?

2960
20:33:01,448 --> 20:33:03,550
- It is if you've got folk
ringing all bloody day,

2961
20:33:03,617 --> 20:33:05,953
asking for times of
next train.

2962
20:33:06,019 --> 20:33:07,421
- [Narrator]
Even Mrs. Hall adapts to

2963
20:33:07,487 --> 20:33:08,789
the changing times

2964
20:33:08,856 --> 20:33:11,925
by taking a turn at driving
the Vauxhall.

2965
20:33:11,992 --> 20:33:13,393
- [Mrs. Hall]
Right, I'm driving.

2966
20:33:13,460 --> 20:33:14,528
(door slams)
- What? No, Mrs. Hall.

2967
20:33:14,595 --> 20:33:16,163
- Jimmy'll be all right
with Tristan.

2968
20:33:16,230 --> 20:33:17,231
- I absolutely forbid--

2969
20:33:17,297 --> 20:33:18,031
(door slams)

2970
20:33:18,098 --> 20:33:19,032
- Are we going or not?

2971
20:33:19,099 --> 20:33:20,634
(building oboe music)

2972
20:33:20,701 --> 20:33:22,236
(car ignition)

2973
20:33:22,302 --> 20:33:24,471
- Now, remember, this is
not the Rover.

2974
20:33:24,538 --> 20:33:26,273
It needs to be handled
with proper--

2975
20:33:26,340 --> 20:33:27,274
Whaaa!

2976
20:33:27,341 --> 20:33:28,442
(car accelerating quickly)

2977
20:33:28,509 --> 20:33:29,943
- [Anna]
This year Mrs. Hall

2978
20:33:30,010 --> 20:33:31,512
does some
excellent driving,

2979
20:33:31,578 --> 20:33:34,047
if I do say so myself, um,
in the Vauxhall.

2980
20:33:34,114 --> 20:33:35,916
The Vauxhall is 92
years old.

2981
20:33:35,983 --> 20:33:36,750
(loud car idling)

2982
20:33:36,817 --> 20:33:37,484
- What are you doing here?

2983
20:33:37,551 --> 20:33:38,151
- Drive!

2984
20:33:38,218 --> 20:33:40,754
(car accelerating noisily)

2985
20:33:40,821 --> 20:33:42,222
- [Anna]
I'm very grateful

2986
20:33:42,289 --> 20:33:43,757
I can drive
a manual car,

2987
20:33:43,824 --> 20:33:44,791
but it's a lot of fun,

2988
20:33:44,858 --> 20:33:46,326
and it looks like it's going

2989
20:33:46,393 --> 20:33:48,595
very fast when it's in
second gear,

2990
20:33:48,662 --> 20:33:49,796
so that's great.

2991
20:33:49,863 --> 20:33:50,664
- [Siegfried]
Did I mention

2992
20:33:50,731 --> 20:33:52,432
we won't be able
to pay you this week?

2993
20:33:52,499 --> 20:33:54,168
- Who cares!

2994
20:33:54,768 --> 20:33:56,069
(loud car driving)
(Mrs. Hall squeals with delight)

2995
20:33:56,136 --> 20:33:57,804
(laughing)

2996
20:33:58,305 --> 20:34:01,275
(laughing)
(car skidding on dirt)

2997
20:34:01,341 --> 20:34:04,311
- There's a new mood of optimism
and hope among the people,

2998
20:34:04,378 --> 20:34:07,514
and a post-war consensus that
we must never do this again.

2999
20:34:07,581 --> 20:34:09,449
- It is an expensive
piece of kit.

3000
20:34:09,516 --> 20:34:11,185
- [James]
I know.

3001
20:34:11,585 --> 20:34:13,420
But the war is almost over.

3002
20:34:13,487 --> 20:34:15,222
The world has changed.

3003
20:34:15,289 --> 20:34:17,257
We need to change with it.

3004
20:34:17,324 --> 20:34:19,660
- I think we already have.

3005
20:34:21,428 --> 20:34:23,130
- [Narrator]
Season 6 of "All Creatures"

3006
20:34:23,197 --> 20:34:24,398
features a storyline

3007
20:34:24,464 --> 20:34:26,400
about our characters
building the

3008
20:34:26,466 --> 20:34:29,436
iconic dry stone walls
at Heston Grange,

3009
20:34:29,503 --> 20:34:34,074
and recently we visited a dry
stone wall competition.

3010
20:34:34,141 --> 20:34:37,644
The annual Nidderdale Festival
showcases farmers

3011
20:34:37,711 --> 20:34:41,114
and cultural traditions that are
unique to the Yorkshire Dales.

3012
20:34:41,181 --> 20:34:44,518
Recently, Nicholas Ralph, who
plays James Herriot,

3013
20:34:44,585 --> 20:34:46,520
visited the festival and
observed one

3014
20:34:46,587 --> 20:34:49,423
of the most iconic events
of the day,

3015
20:34:49,489 --> 20:34:52,793
the dry stone wall building
competition.

3016
20:34:52,860 --> 20:34:53,727
- So Roger,

3017
20:34:53,794 --> 20:34:55,562
we don't have a fleet
of builders here.

3018
20:34:55,629 --> 20:34:56,864
Wha- what's going on here?
- No.

3019
20:34:56,930 --> 20:34:59,032
There's a dry stone walling
competition going on,

3020
20:34:59,099 --> 20:35:00,634
so there's different classes,

3021
20:35:00,701 --> 20:35:02,202
there's some amateurs
and veterans.

3022
20:35:02,269 --> 20:35:03,036
- [Nicholas]
Brilliant.

3023
20:35:03,103 --> 20:35:04,071
I mean, the dry stone
wallings are

3024
20:35:04,137 --> 20:35:05,806
so iconic to Yorkshire,
aren't they?

3025
20:35:05,873 --> 20:35:06,607
- [Roger]
'tis.

3026
20:35:06,673 --> 20:35:07,307
- [Nicholas]
They're everywhere.

3027
20:35:07,374 --> 20:35:08,642
We go halfway around the world--

3028
20:35:08,709 --> 20:35:11,245
- I think there's about 5,000
in the Yorkshire Dales,

3029
20:35:11,311 --> 20:35:12,312
I think 5,000 miles.

3030
20:35:12,379 --> 20:35:13,780
- 5,000 miles of dry stone
walling?

3031
20:35:13,847 --> 20:35:14,648
- [Roger]
There's nothing like it

3032
20:35:14,715 --> 20:35:15,983
in the world.

3033
20:35:16,049 --> 20:35:17,618
- And the dry stone wallings,
they

3034
20:35:17,684 --> 20:35:20,020
are hundreds of years
old, this craft.

3035
20:35:20,087 --> 20:35:23,624
- It goes back, back to
1600s to 1800s.

3036
20:35:23,690 --> 20:35:25,592
So, to enclose it,
to look

3037
20:35:25,659 --> 20:35:27,594
after sheep and animals
and things,

3038
20:35:27,661 --> 20:35:29,396
they needed to make
dry stone walls

3039
20:35:29,463 --> 20:35:31,431
or fences and
hedges and that,

3040
20:35:31,498 --> 20:35:33,800
so that's why they became
really popular.

3041
20:35:33,867 --> 20:35:34,468
- [James]
I thought you wanted

3042
20:35:34,535 --> 20:35:35,369
help
with the wall?

3043
20:35:35,435 --> 20:35:37,871
- [Richard]
Aye, not with the putting.

3044
20:35:37,938 --> 20:35:39,873
Sorting's all you're good for.

3045
20:35:39,940 --> 20:35:40,807
- Sorting?

3046
20:35:40,874 --> 20:35:41,508
- Big...

3047
20:35:41,575 --> 20:35:42,142
- Small...

3048
20:35:42,209 --> 20:35:43,076
- Middlings.

3049
20:35:43,143 --> 20:35:44,178
- Funny-shaped ones.

3050
20:35:44,244 --> 20:35:46,713
You start off sorting,
then picking.

3051
20:35:46,780 --> 20:35:48,982
After three or four years, you
get to the "putting."

3052
20:35:49,049 --> 20:35:51,084
- Aye, then you get to
the putting.

3053
20:35:51,151 --> 20:35:52,386
- [James]
Three or four years?

3054
20:35:52,452 --> 20:35:53,787
- [Nicholas]
There's no cement here

3055
20:35:53,854 --> 20:35:55,589
there's no, there's
nothing else bar the rock.

3056
20:35:55,656 --> 20:35:57,524
But tell us a little bit
about, because

3057
20:35:57,591 --> 20:35:59,560
it's to do with big rocks,
little rocks.

3058
20:35:59,626 --> 20:36:01,628
- Yeah, they start with the
big ones and they'll say,

3059
20:36:01,695 --> 20:36:03,764
and then they'll quietly
go, and

3060
20:36:03,830 --> 20:36:05,566
each course comes in
a little bit.

3061
20:36:05,632 --> 20:36:06,433
12 inch.

3062
20:36:06,500 --> 20:36:07,434
- [Nicholas]
They are sort of

3063
20:36:07,501 --> 20:36:09,303
like that, kind of, ever
so slightly as that.

3064
20:36:09,369 --> 20:36:10,671
- [Roger]
Yeah, and the top stones

3065
20:36:10,737 --> 20:36:13,140
really should
span throughout the top,

3066
20:36:13,207 --> 20:36:15,943
and then that's tried to stop
water going in.

3067
20:36:16,009 --> 20:36:17,678
- Ah, right.

3068
20:36:18,312 --> 20:36:19,513
- Good luck, James.

3069
20:36:19,580 --> 20:36:21,648
- I think I can manage to pick
up a few rocks.

3070
20:36:21,715 --> 20:36:22,282
- [Jenny]
Mmm.

3071
20:36:22,349 --> 20:36:22,950
- [Richard]
They're--

3072
20:36:23,016 --> 20:36:24,518
stones, they're
not rocks

3073
20:36:24,585 --> 20:36:26,320
you're picking up, they're
stones.

3074
20:36:26,386 --> 20:36:27,955
- And the inside, is that
little ones

3075
20:36:28,021 --> 20:36:29,122
they put, they're kind of
fillers, is it?

3076
20:36:29,189 --> 20:36:31,225
- Yeah, the worst ones,
yeah, fillings.

3077
20:36:31,291 --> 20:36:35,395
And if you notice, they're all
taking time in placing them.

3078
20:36:35,462 --> 20:36:36,330
- [Nicholas]
Yeah.

3079
20:36:36,396 --> 20:36:37,231
- [Roger] If you try and cross
your joints,

3080
20:36:37,297 --> 20:36:39,099
you don't
have a straight joint.

3081
20:36:39,166 --> 20:36:40,033
- [Nicholas]
See that, yeah,

3082
20:36:40,100 --> 20:36:41,668
you can even
see in the pattern.

3083
20:36:41,735 --> 20:36:43,704
- [Helen]
Rounded middling.

3084
20:36:43,770 --> 20:36:46,673
- Right, rounded...
middle...

3085
20:36:47,341 --> 20:36:50,711
Here we go, this one looks
about right.

3086
20:36:50,777 --> 20:36:52,079
- Perfect.

3087
20:36:52,145 --> 20:36:53,580
- [ Richard]
Are you kidding me?

3088
20:36:53,647 --> 20:36:55,649
It's probably in the craft of it
we did a little bit

3089
20:36:55,716 --> 20:36:59,119
this year in Series Six
of "All Creatures,"

3090
20:36:59,186 --> 20:37:02,155
and James, the wide place, doing
a little bit of dry stone.

3091
20:37:02,222 --> 20:37:03,423
- You're a little bit of, yeah.

3092
20:37:03,490 --> 20:37:04,725
- He stood there a little bit of
dry stone walling, but it was

3093
20:37:04,791 --> 20:37:06,126
hilarious because they,
like this,

3094
20:37:06,193 --> 20:37:07,761
they took down a bit of
a farmer's wall.

3095
20:37:07,828 --> 20:37:09,763
And then some of the guys,
two of the guys

3096
20:37:09,830 --> 20:37:11,765
that do dry stone walling
that work on the crew,

3097
20:37:11,832 --> 20:37:12,833
they put it up for me,

3098
20:37:12,900 --> 20:37:14,101
and then
I had to come in and go,

3099
20:37:14,168 --> 20:37:17,004
"Oh, is it all right, Helen,
did I do a good job?"

3100
20:37:17,070 --> 20:37:20,007
It looks amazing, because
they're professionals.

3101
20:37:20,073 --> 20:37:21,008
- Is it bad?

3102
20:37:21,074 --> 20:37:21,708
- [Helen]
Mmm...

3103
20:37:21,775 --> 20:37:23,677
- Oh, it's bad, isn't it?

3104
20:37:23,744 --> 20:37:27,080
- A few minor adjustments,
it won't be terrible.

3105
20:37:27,147 --> 20:37:29,316
- And that's a bar just low
enough for me to clear.

3106
20:37:29,383 --> 20:37:30,284
- Hmmm.

3107
20:37:30,350 --> 20:37:32,419
- The professionals, well,
they had this up

3108
20:37:32,486 --> 20:37:33,220
a lot quicker than

3109
20:37:33,287 --> 20:37:34,221
- Should, hopefully, yeah.

3110
20:37:34,288 --> 20:37:35,956
They started at about
9 o'clock this morning,

3111
20:37:36,023 --> 20:37:37,558
so, they'll come
get finished.

3112
20:37:37,624 --> 20:37:38,926
- [Nicholas]
Right, so a few hours in?

3113
20:37:38,992 --> 20:37:39,760
- [Roger]
Yeah, yeah.

3114
20:37:39,826 --> 20:37:41,261
Should get finished
3, 4 o'clock.

3115
20:37:41,328 --> 20:37:42,162
- [Nicholas]
It's great to see

3116
20:37:42,229 --> 20:37:43,030
as well you've got all

3117
20:37:43,096 --> 20:37:44,665
all generations doing
it as well.

3118
20:37:44,731 --> 20:37:45,265
- [Roger]
Yeah, yeah.

3119
20:37:45,332 --> 20:37:45,999
(hammers hitting rocks)

3120
20:37:46,066 --> 20:37:47,701
- Roger, thanks very much.

3121
20:37:47,768 --> 20:37:48,368
- Well done.

3122
20:37:48,435 --> 20:37:49,236
- Cheers.

3123
20:37:49,303 --> 20:37:50,037
(gentle music)

3124
20:37:50,103 --> 20:37:51,104
- [Richard]
And James definitely

3125
20:37:51,171 --> 20:37:52,339
did this wall, did he?

3126
20:37:52,406 --> 20:37:53,540
- Mmm.

3127
20:37:53,607 --> 20:37:54,474
(gentle music)

3128
20:37:54,541 --> 20:37:56,143
- Do he want to do
rest of 'em?

3129
20:37:56,210 --> 20:37:57,377
(Helen laughs)

3130
20:37:57,444 --> 20:37:58,679
(gate squeaks)

3131
20:37:58,745 --> 20:38:00,547
(whimsical music)

3132
20:38:01,248 --> 20:38:02,549
In the wrong bloody job.

3133
20:38:02,616 --> 20:38:04,518
(whimsical music concludes)

3134
20:38:04,585 --> 20:38:06,153
- [Narrator]
Season Six is full

3135
20:38:06,220 --> 20:38:08,889
of new experiences
and new faces.

3136
20:38:08,956 --> 20:38:10,390
Now, let's take a look

3137
20:38:10,457 --> 20:38:12,926
at Tristan's
new love, Charlotte.

3138
20:38:12,993 --> 20:38:14,161
(soft music)

3139
20:38:14,228 --> 20:38:15,863
- [Charlotte]
Captain Farnon?

3140
20:38:15,929 --> 20:38:16,663
- Morning.
- Morning.

3141
20:38:16,730 --> 20:38:18,165
- [Charlotte]
That is impressive.

3142
20:38:18,232 --> 20:38:19,766
You ask for one
Captain Farnon

3143
20:38:19,833 --> 20:38:21,034
and they provide a spare.

3144
20:38:21,101 --> 20:38:21,635
(Siegfried chuckles)

3145
20:38:21,702 --> 20:38:23,437
- Administrative mix-up.

3146
20:38:23,504 --> 20:38:24,805
It's family practice.

3147
20:38:24,872 --> 20:38:25,439
- [Callum]
Tristan does go

3148
20:38:25,506 --> 20:38:26,473
on a bit
of a journey.

3149
20:38:26,540 --> 20:38:29,710
He finds new love this series
with Charlotte.

3150
20:38:29,776 --> 20:38:34,581
- I know stablehands that swear
by singing to their horses.

3151
20:38:34,648 --> 20:38:36,250
Pilbrick's more of a
sophisticate.

3152
20:38:36,316 --> 20:38:38,118
- Philbrick.

3153
20:38:38,185 --> 20:38:38,986
- Philbrick.

3154
20:38:39,052 --> 20:38:39,920
- [Callum]
You couldn't have

3155
20:38:39,987 --> 20:38:42,155
two characters
from more different sort of

3156
20:38:42,222 --> 20:38:45,659
sides of the spectrum in
terms of class.

3157
20:38:45,726 --> 20:38:46,827
- [Charlotte]
Thank you, Derek.

3158
20:38:46,894 --> 20:38:49,997
- Well, I could get used to this
chauffeur business.

3159
20:38:50,063 --> 20:38:50,664
(gentle music)

3160
20:38:50,731 --> 20:38:51,698
(door slam)

3161
20:38:51,765 --> 20:38:53,233
Only problem, he wouldn't
stop at The Drovers.

3162
20:38:53,300 --> 20:38:53,800
- [Charlotte]
He was under

3163
20:38:53,867 --> 20:38:55,769
strict instructions.

3164
20:38:55,836 --> 20:38:56,770
- [Callum]
He's sort of going

3165
20:38:56,837 --> 20:39:00,007
above and beyond
to help and save her horse,

3166
20:39:00,073 --> 20:39:01,875
who is very, very precious
to her,

3167
20:39:01,942 --> 20:39:03,677
because she's also spent
time in the

3168
20:39:03,744 --> 20:39:06,280
military with this particular
horse.

3169
20:39:06,346 --> 20:39:08,282
- Sorry, Philbrick was
at war?

3170
20:39:08,348 --> 20:39:09,183
- [Charlotte]
In Sicily.

3171
20:39:09,249 --> 20:39:10,117
(gentle music)

3172
20:39:10,184 --> 20:39:12,085
I was in the Auxiliary
Territorial Service

3173
20:39:12,152 --> 20:39:15,189
and he was abandoned by an
Italian army unit,

3174
20:39:15,255 --> 20:39:17,357
so we took him for our
supply lines.

3175
20:39:17,424 --> 20:39:20,127
Such a dear boy, I retrained
him as a riding horse.

3176
20:39:20,194 --> 20:39:21,728
(gentle music)

3177
20:39:21,795 --> 20:39:22,996
- I- I was in Sicily.

3178
20:39:23,063 --> 20:39:23,830
(pensive music)

3179
20:39:23,897 --> 20:39:24,831
- [Anna]
The arrival of

3180
20:39:24,898 --> 20:39:25,999
Charlotte Beauvoir is rather

3181
20:39:26,066 --> 20:39:29,069
wonderful because they clearly
click well

3182
20:39:29,136 --> 20:39:31,505
and she has some understanding
of his world.

3183
20:39:31,572 --> 20:39:33,807
And what it's like to come home
from having been

3184
20:39:33,874 --> 20:39:36,210
in this completely different
environment.

3185
20:39:36,276 --> 20:39:38,178
- Isn't it strange,

3186
20:39:38,245 --> 20:39:40,247
back in
Sicily, the dust,

3187
20:39:40,314 --> 20:39:42,115
the flies, the sun roasting
you in your tent,

3188
20:39:42,182 --> 20:39:44,751
all I could think about
was England.

3189
20:39:44,818 --> 20:39:45,485
(distant thud)

3190
20:39:45,552 --> 20:39:46,720
Now that I'm here.

3191
20:39:46,787 --> 20:39:48,455
(birds chirping)

3192
20:39:48,789 --> 20:39:49,423
- Yes.

3193
20:39:49,489 --> 20:39:50,824
(soft music)

3194
20:39:50,891 --> 20:39:52,459
- [Callum]
Tristan saves this horse

3195
20:39:52,526 --> 20:39:53,594
and it's
better than any sort of chat

3196
20:39:53,660 --> 20:39:55,062
up line he could ever
come up with

3197
20:39:55,128 --> 20:39:57,631
for any other love interest
in any other season.

3198
20:39:57,698 --> 20:40:00,033
- These antibiotics should get
him back on form.

3199
20:40:00,100 --> 20:40:01,068
- [Charlotte]
You're sure?

3200
20:40:01,134 --> 20:40:02,269
- Yes, I'm sure.

3201
20:40:02,336 --> 20:40:04,304
(soft barn noises)

3202
20:40:04,371 --> 20:40:07,875
- I can't tell you how it
feels, Tristan.

3203
20:40:07,941 --> 20:40:08,709
(horse snuffle)

3204
20:40:08,775 --> 20:40:10,277
Thank you so much.

3205
20:40:10,344 --> 20:40:11,512
(quiet barn noise)

3206
20:40:11,578 --> 20:40:13,046
- No, humbug.

3207
20:40:13,113 --> 20:40:14,581
If we'd worked it out before
your party,

3208
20:40:14,648 --> 20:40:16,650
you wouldn't have had a
ruined evening.

3209
20:40:16,717 --> 20:40:18,318
(kissing noise)

3210
20:40:18,385 --> 20:40:20,954
(gentle shuffling in barn)

3211
20:40:21,221 --> 20:40:22,389
- [Callum]
The ideal woman for him

3212
20:40:22,456 --> 20:40:23,624
wouldn't it be someone

3213
20:40:23,690 --> 20:40:25,759
who he can bounce off with
and have jokes with

3214
20:40:25,826 --> 20:40:27,427
and just match that level
of sort of

3215
20:40:27,494 --> 20:40:28,929
wit that he's got, that
razor sharp wit

3216
20:40:28,996 --> 20:40:31,098
and that's exactly what
Charlotte is.

3217
20:40:31,164 --> 20:40:32,399
- To what do I owe this honor?

3218
20:40:32,466 --> 20:40:33,500
- Ohhh...

3219
20:40:33,567 --> 20:40:36,637
I come bearing feeble apologies
and flimsy excuses.

3220
20:40:36,703 --> 20:40:37,638
- [Charlotte]
You really know how to sweep

3221
20:40:37,704 --> 20:40:38,639
a girl off her feet.

3222
20:40:38,705 --> 20:40:40,240
(Tristan chuckles)

3223
20:40:40,307 --> 20:40:41,074
(kissing sound)

3224
20:40:41,141 --> 20:40:42,276
- Do you want your father
running me

3225
20:40:42,342 --> 20:40:44,111
off the grounds with
a pitchfork?

3226
20:40:44,178 --> 20:40:45,712
- Well, if you'd like me
to stop.

3227
20:40:45,779 --> 20:40:47,714
- Ah, how painful
can a pitchfork be?

3228
20:40:47,781 --> 20:40:48,815
(gentle music)

3229
20:40:48,882 --> 20:40:51,151
- Tristan would need somebody
who made him laugh.

3230
20:40:51,218 --> 20:40:52,786
That's the most important thing

3231
20:40:52,853 --> 20:40:54,421
because laughter is so much

3232
20:40:54,488 --> 20:40:55,822
part of the way he sees
the world

3233
20:40:55,889 --> 20:40:57,424
and deals with the world.

3234
20:40:57,491 --> 20:40:59,660
- I think we had a lucky escape.

3235
20:40:59,726 --> 20:41:00,761
Imagine the damage you
could have done

3236
20:41:00,827 --> 20:41:02,029
with a croquet mallet.

3237
20:41:02,095 --> 20:41:02,796
- I practiced.

3238
20:41:02,863 --> 20:41:03,397
- You didn't.

3239
20:41:03,463 --> 20:41:04,231
- I bloody practiced.

3240
20:41:04,298 --> 20:41:05,432
- That's so sweet.

3241
20:41:05,499 --> 20:41:08,001
- [Tristan] I was ready to lie
convincingly about croquet.

3242
20:41:08,068 --> 20:41:09,436
- [Charlotte] Okay,
Aunt Edna.

3243
20:41:09,503 --> 20:41:11,171
(Tristan laughs)

3244
20:41:11,471 --> 20:41:12,472
- [Callum]
They go on these interesting

3245
20:41:12,539 --> 20:41:14,474
dates, these
funny dates,

3246
20:41:14,541 --> 20:41:15,876
and they're
constantly bantering

3247
20:41:15,943 --> 20:41:18,111
with each other and she
doesn't care what

3248
20:41:18,178 --> 20:41:19,847
her dad thinks and he doesn't
care what his

3249
20:41:19,913 --> 20:41:21,114
side of the family thinks
and they

3250
20:41:21,181 --> 20:41:22,950
just go together very,
very well.

3251
20:41:23,016 --> 20:41:23,951
(music swells)

3252
20:41:24,017 --> 20:41:25,953
- I wanted the world
for her once.

3253
20:41:26,019 --> 20:41:28,555
Now, I just want her home.

3254
20:41:28,622 --> 20:41:29,823
And I want her happy.

3255
20:41:29,890 --> 20:41:31,558
(birds chirping)

3256
20:41:32,593 --> 20:41:34,361
I like seeing her happy.

3257
20:41:34,428 --> 20:41:36,096
(gentle music)

3258
20:41:36,463 --> 20:41:37,631
- I think coming back
from the war,

3259
20:41:37,698 --> 20:41:39,566
he's had a tough time.

3260
20:41:39,633 --> 20:41:41,869
So I think he's going to
need someone who

3261
20:41:41,935 --> 20:41:45,472
can be understanding about
that and very kind.

3262
20:41:45,539 --> 20:41:48,542
- My concern is that
I shall never

3263
20:41:49,309 --> 20:41:51,912
quite be the same chap
I was again.

3264
20:41:51,979 --> 20:41:53,914
(distant crowd noise)

3265
20:41:53,981 --> 20:41:54,915
(distant crowd)
(gentle music fades up)

3266
20:41:54,982 --> 20:41:59,152
As sincerely as is possible
to be, Tristan.

3267
20:41:59,219 --> 20:42:02,155
- Dearest Tristan, that's
quite all right.

3268
20:42:02,222 --> 20:42:04,057
I like you now.

3269
20:42:04,124 --> 20:42:06,026
Always, Charlotte.

3270
20:42:06,393 --> 20:42:08,161
(gentle music)

3271
20:42:08,228 --> 20:42:09,229
(gentle music)
(bottles clinking)

3272
20:42:09,296 --> 20:42:10,163
- [Callum]
Their relationship just

3273
20:42:10,230 --> 20:42:11,632
goes from strength
to strength,

3274
20:42:11,698 --> 20:42:13,066
really, over the course of
the series.

3275
20:42:13,133 --> 20:42:15,235
He introduces her to his
family, which

3276
20:42:15,302 --> 20:42:17,037
I think he was very nervous
about doing.

3277
20:42:17,104 --> 20:42:18,305
(Callum laughs)

3278
20:42:18,372 --> 20:42:19,439
In case they embarrass him

3279
20:42:19,506 --> 20:42:21,041
just
by being themselves.

3280
20:42:21,108 --> 20:42:22,809
- Everybody, this is Charlotte.

3281
20:42:22,876 --> 20:42:24,111
Charlotte, everybody.

3282
20:42:24,178 --> 20:42:24,978
- [Siegfried]
How wonderful to

3283
20:42:25,045 --> 20:42:25,913
have you here!

3284
20:42:25,979 --> 20:42:26,713
Come in, come in.

3285
20:42:26,780 --> 20:42:27,314
Sit on the receipt.

3286
20:42:27,381 --> 20:42:27,948
It doesn't matter.

3287
20:42:28,015 --> 20:42:28,682
- [James]
How do you do,

3288
20:42:28,749 --> 20:42:29,683
Harriet?

3289
20:42:29,750 --> 20:42:30,551
Uh, no, wait.

3290
20:42:30,617 --> 20:42:33,954
Harriet's Monday's, which
one is this?

3291
20:42:34,021 --> 20:42:34,755
- Jim!

3292
20:42:34,821 --> 20:42:35,556
- I'm joking.

3293
20:42:35,622 --> 20:42:35,989
(Charlotte laughs)

3294
20:42:36,056 --> 20:42:37,424
I'm kidding.

3295
20:42:37,491 --> 20:42:39,393
- Can you make
paper planes?

3296
20:42:39,459 --> 20:42:41,795
- Oh, I make fantastic
paper planes.

3297
20:42:41,862 --> 20:42:42,930
- [Callum]
They just really get on

3298
20:42:42,996 --> 20:42:43,764
with each other.

3299
20:42:43,830 --> 20:42:44,865
They just really like
each other.

3300
20:42:44,932 --> 20:42:46,500
It's just a very natural
chemistry.

3301
20:42:46,567 --> 20:42:48,635
It's been a really, really
sweet storyline.

3302
20:42:48,702 --> 20:42:52,706
(Big Band swing music
playing on the radio)

3303
20:42:59,012 --> 20:43:00,247
(gentle music)

3304
20:43:00,314 --> 20:43:02,082
- [Narrator]
One of our favorite aspects

3305
20:43:02,149 --> 20:43:03,650
of "All Creatures" is the

3306
20:43:03,717 --> 20:43:05,352
ever-growing relationships
within the

3307
20:43:05,419 --> 20:43:06,820
Alderson family.

3308
20:43:06,887 --> 20:43:07,888
(whoosh sound)

3309
20:43:07,955 --> 20:43:09,623
(gentle music fading)

3310
20:43:09,690 --> 20:43:10,958
- [James]
Tell your sister I'm taking her

3311
20:43:11,024 --> 20:43:12,793
to the flicks on Saturday
night.

3312
20:43:12,860 --> 20:43:14,528
"The Picture of Dorian Gray."

3313
20:43:14,595 --> 20:43:16,230
- [Jenny]
Well, she deserves a break.

3314
20:43:16,296 --> 20:43:19,600
But who's going to be looking
after your children?

3315
20:43:19,666 --> 20:43:20,834
- Ah...

3316
20:43:20,901 --> 20:43:22,302
I'm getting ahead of
myself.

3317
20:43:22,369 --> 20:43:24,037
- I'll check me diary.

3318
20:43:24,104 --> 20:43:25,005
- [Nicholas]
James and Helen

3319
20:43:25,072 --> 20:43:26,707
have made the decision
to go to Heston to be

3320
20:43:26,773 --> 20:43:29,076
supported by Richard and
Jenny, who

3321
20:43:29,142 --> 20:43:31,545
do a wonderful job,
especially Jenny.

3322
20:43:31,612 --> 20:43:32,546
- What have you got
there?

3323
20:43:32,613 --> 20:43:33,313
- For the children.

3324
20:43:33,380 --> 20:43:34,114
(rummaging sounds)

3325
20:43:34,181 --> 20:43:35,716
But might as well have
'em now.

3326
20:43:35,782 --> 20:43:37,317
No point in me hanging
on to them.

3327
20:43:37,384 --> 20:43:39,119
- [Helen]
Idn't that kind?

3328
20:43:39,186 --> 20:43:42,022
Excuse me, what did you say
to your Auntie Jenny?

3329
20:43:42,089 --> 20:43:43,156
- Ta.

3330
20:43:43,223 --> 20:43:44,625
- [Jenny]
You're very welcome.

3331
20:43:44,691 --> 20:43:45,826
- [Rachel]
Every season Helen and

3332
20:43:45,893 --> 20:43:46,860
Jenny go through

3333
20:43:46,927 --> 20:43:47,728
something else

3334
20:43:47,794 --> 20:43:48,829
and they grow
up together and Helen's

3335
20:43:48,896 --> 20:43:49,663
gone from being her

3336
20:43:49,730 --> 20:43:51,031
sort of mother
figure to her friend.

3337
20:43:51,098 --> 20:43:51,865
But this season brings

3338
20:43:51,932 --> 20:43:53,267
something completely new.

3339
20:43:53,333 --> 20:43:56,069
We've unveiled another level
of their relationship.

3340
20:43:56,136 --> 20:43:57,471
- Jenny's finally applied for

3341
20:43:57,538 --> 20:43:59,106
nursing college.

3342
20:43:59,173 --> 20:44:00,674
- [James]
When did this happen?

3343
20:44:00,741 --> 20:44:02,876
- [Helen]
Sent the letter last week.

3344
20:44:02,943 --> 20:44:05,145
We think it were just the war
holding her back.

3345
20:44:05,212 --> 20:44:07,347
- We'll have another
Sister Rose, eh?

3346
20:44:07,414 --> 20:44:08,749
- [Neil]
This season we see

3347
20:44:08,815 --> 20:44:10,551
that Helen's sister, Jenny,

3348
20:44:10,617 --> 20:44:13,153
uh, has a burning ambition
to be a nurse.

3349
20:44:13,220 --> 20:44:14,888
(music swells)

3350
20:44:18,458 --> 20:44:20,260
- You got in?

3351
20:44:20,327 --> 20:44:22,029
- I got in.

3352
20:44:22,095 --> 20:44:23,630
- She got in!

3353
20:44:23,697 --> 20:44:25,332
(relieved sighing and hugging)

3354
20:44:25,399 --> 20:44:26,867
- She always probably knew
that she'd fly

3355
20:44:26,934 --> 20:44:28,468
the nest at some point and
that she'd want to

3356
20:44:28,535 --> 20:44:29,870
go and spread her wings
but there's a

3357
20:44:29,937 --> 20:44:31,972
really real moment where she's
going to leave and

3358
20:44:32,039 --> 20:44:33,907
she might not come back.

3359
20:44:33,974 --> 20:44:36,109
- [Helen]
Jenny's not leaving home.

3360
20:44:36,176 --> 20:44:38,412
(quiet chewing noises)

3361
20:44:38,946 --> 20:44:39,947
What?

3362
20:44:40,013 --> 20:44:41,615
Well, you're not, are you?

3363
20:44:41,682 --> 20:44:44,351
You're going to nursing college
and then you're coming back.

3364
20:44:44,418 --> 20:44:46,153
- I haven't given it
much thought.

3365
20:44:46,220 --> 20:44:47,221
(distant barnyard noises)

3366
20:44:47,287 --> 20:44:48,589
- [Siegfried]
Yes, you see, the fledgling

3367
20:44:48,655 --> 20:44:49,456
spreads its wings

3368
20:44:49,523 --> 20:44:50,624
and flies the nest
and all you can do

3369
20:44:50,691 --> 20:44:51,825
is hope it doesn't get
plucked out

3370
20:44:51,892 --> 20:44:54,027
of the air by some
passing eagle.

3371
20:44:54,094 --> 20:44:55,295
Or worse, come back like
my br--

3372
20:44:55,362 --> 20:44:56,330
Ow!

3373
20:44:56,396 --> 20:44:58,599
- You've done a lovely job
with this cake, Helen.

3374
20:44:58,665 --> 20:44:59,700
- [Rachel]
It also shines a light

3375
20:44:59,766 --> 20:45:00,868
on her
own life, I think.

3376
20:45:00,934 --> 20:45:02,135
She kind of looks back
and goes, well,

3377
20:45:02,202 --> 20:45:04,071
I did- I didn't get the
opportunity to do that.

3378
20:45:04,137 --> 20:45:05,739
She became a sort of
surrogate parent so young

3379
20:45:05,806 --> 20:45:08,308
from losing her mum, so she
never really got

3380
20:45:08,375 --> 20:45:09,510
the opportunity to spread
her wings

3381
20:45:09,576 --> 20:45:10,677
and do what Jenny's doing.

3382
20:45:10,744 --> 20:45:11,945
So there's actually a
bit of,

3383
20:45:12,012 --> 20:45:14,882
I think, grief and nostalgia
with that.

3384
20:45:14,948 --> 20:45:16,483
Although it's wonderful
that she's got

3385
20:45:16,550 --> 20:45:17,784
the opportunity and she's
doing that,

3386
20:45:17,851 --> 20:45:20,387
it's also a lot of other things
and we get to

3387
20:45:20,454 --> 20:45:22,956
explore that in this season,
which is lovely.

3388
20:45:23,023 --> 20:45:23,790
- [Richard]
I put far too much

3389
20:45:23,857 --> 20:45:25,392
on your
young shoulders,

3390
20:45:25,459 --> 20:45:26,293
far too much.

3391
20:45:26,360 --> 20:45:27,394
(gentle piano music)

3392
20:45:27,461 --> 20:45:28,228
- [Helen]
You say it like Jenny

3393
20:45:28,295 --> 20:45:29,830
was a burden.

3394
20:45:29,897 --> 20:45:30,464
She wasn't.

3395
20:45:30,531 --> 20:45:31,732
(gentle soft music)

3396
20:45:31,798 --> 20:45:33,333
Far from it.

3397
20:45:33,400 --> 20:45:35,202
She were the reason I got
up every morning.

3398
20:45:35,269 --> 20:45:36,937
(soft music)

3399
20:45:37,271 --> 20:45:39,840
The reason I were able
to live again.

3400
20:45:39,907 --> 20:45:40,841
- [Richard]
Aye, you had plans

3401
20:45:40,908 --> 20:45:43,076
and dreams of your own,
though, didn't you?

3402
20:45:43,143 --> 20:45:45,212
It's not what you wanted.

3403
20:45:45,279 --> 20:45:46,580
- [Rachel]
On a honeymoon, Helen said,

3404
20:45:46,647 --> 20:45:47,481
this is the

3405
20:45:47,548 --> 20:45:48,515
furthest I've ever been
away from home.

3406
20:45:48,582 --> 20:45:50,284
She just hasn't had the
opportunity.

3407
20:45:50,350 --> 20:45:53,020
So it brings up all
that as well.

3408
20:45:53,086 --> 20:45:54,121
So it's really a
tsunami

3409
20:45:54,188 --> 20:45:55,455
of emotions
for her in that little

3410
20:45:55,522 --> 20:45:57,791
storyline where Jenny's
about to leave.

3411
20:45:57,858 --> 20:45:59,159
- I don't know
anything about it.

3412
20:45:59,226 --> 20:46:00,027
(emotional piano music)

3413
20:46:00,093 --> 20:46:01,628
I don't know where
anything is.

3414
20:46:01,695 --> 20:46:02,896
I don't know anyone.

3415
20:46:02,963 --> 20:46:03,497
- [Helen]
It's what adventures

3416
20:46:03,564 --> 20:46:04,898
are for, idn't it?

3417
20:46:04,965 --> 20:46:06,200
Discovering all them things.

3418
20:46:06,266 --> 20:46:08,068
(soft music)

3419
20:46:08,135 --> 20:46:11,038
- You never got your
adventure.

3420
20:46:11,438 --> 20:46:14,174
- That's incredibly difficult
for Helen to

3421
20:46:14,241 --> 20:46:15,275
get her head round and
almost doesn't

3422
20:46:15,342 --> 20:46:16,443
she doesn't want to.

3423
20:46:16,510 --> 20:46:17,945
I think she sort of
fights against

3424
20:46:18,011 --> 20:46:19,346
it for a bit until
they have

3425
20:46:19,413 --> 20:46:21,215
a lovely moment and they
find a sweet spot.

3426
20:46:21,281 --> 20:46:24,017
And she realises that that's
just the natural evolution.

3427
20:46:24,084 --> 20:46:25,786
- How about you
come with me...

3428
20:46:25,853 --> 20:46:26,920
to London?

3429
20:46:26,987 --> 20:46:27,721
- What?

3430
20:46:27,788 --> 20:46:29,790
- [Jenny]
Just to settle me in.

3431
20:46:29,857 --> 20:46:31,058
- You don't need me.

3432
20:46:31,124 --> 20:46:33,026
- [Jenny]
I want you to come.

3433
20:46:33,093 --> 20:46:34,428
It can be our adventure
together.

3434
20:46:34,494 --> 20:46:36,830
(sensitive piano music)

3435
20:46:39,333 --> 20:46:40,868
- It's all right by me,
love.

3436
20:46:40,934 --> 20:46:43,604
(sustained emotional note)

3437
20:46:44,271 --> 20:46:45,172
- [Rachel]
There's a beautiful moment

3438
20:46:45,239 --> 20:46:46,707
at the start
of the series where she

3439
20:46:46,773 --> 20:46:49,710
finds this quilt that she'd
forgotten she had.

3440
20:46:49,776 --> 20:46:51,545
And it's sort of a
huge thing

3441
20:46:51,612 --> 20:46:53,480
with lots
of different patches

3442
20:46:53,547 --> 20:46:56,183
that generations of Alderson
women have

3443
20:46:56,250 --> 20:46:58,585
sort of sewn their little
pocket on.

3444
20:46:58,652 --> 20:46:59,853
- Each patch represents

3445
20:46:59,920 --> 20:47:01,955
a different
moment in our lives.

3446
20:47:02,022 --> 20:47:03,257
- What's this one?

3447
20:47:03,323 --> 20:47:04,625
(shuffling)
(soft music)

3448
20:47:04,691 --> 20:47:05,792
- [Helen]
Mum and Dad's wedding.

3449
20:47:05,859 --> 20:47:06,994
- [James]
Ah.

3450
20:47:07,060 --> 20:47:08,061
(James chuckles)

3451
20:47:08,128 --> 20:47:09,096
- [Rachel]
There's one of her mom

3452
20:47:09,162 --> 20:47:10,264
and there's a horse
on there

3453
20:47:10,330 --> 20:47:11,865
and it's like their
little family unit.

3454
20:47:11,932 --> 20:47:14,468
And then one from their
grandma.

3455
20:47:14,535 --> 20:47:16,203
- Me grandma sewed that
one on.

3456
20:47:16,270 --> 20:47:17,104
(soft piano)

3457
20:47:17,171 --> 20:47:18,539
- [James]
Aww.

3458
20:47:18,605 --> 20:47:19,706
- [Helen]
And then my mum did

3459
20:47:19,773 --> 20:47:22,109
the last
one for our Jenny Wren.

3460
20:47:22,176 --> 20:47:23,510
There.

3461
20:47:23,577 --> 20:47:24,411
- [Rachel]
There's a wren

3462
20:47:24,478 --> 20:47:25,579
and there's
a sun.

3463
20:47:25,646 --> 20:47:27,814
And Richard says, "Ah,
there you all are."

3464
20:47:27,881 --> 20:47:29,416
There's the- there's
the family.

3465
20:47:29,483 --> 20:47:30,617
And Helen looks at it and
kind of goes,

3466
20:47:30,684 --> 20:47:32,219
"Oh, no... where am I?"

3467
20:47:32,286 --> 20:47:34,388
Because they'd always called
Jenny, Jenny Wren.

3468
20:47:34,454 --> 20:47:36,957
And Richard Alderson sort
of swallows

3469
20:47:37,024 --> 20:47:39,826
back some emotion and says,
"You're the sun."

3470
20:47:39,893 --> 20:47:41,995
- [Richard]
They're two beautiful girls.

3471
20:47:42,062 --> 20:47:42,996
- [Helen]
Are you seeing things?

3472
20:47:43,063 --> 20:47:44,064
Where am I?

3473
20:47:44,131 --> 20:47:45,632
It's just a wren.

3474
20:47:45,699 --> 20:47:47,634
(blanket moving along her leg)

3475
20:47:47,701 --> 20:47:49,336
- [Richard]
You're the sun.

3476
20:47:49,403 --> 20:47:51,538
(gentle music swells)

3477
20:47:56,176 --> 20:47:57,444
- [Rachel]
It made me so emotional

3478
20:47:57,511 --> 20:47:58,812
because we hadn't
rehearsed it

3479
20:47:58,879 --> 20:47:59,813
and he took a moment

3480
20:47:59,880 --> 20:48:02,382
and it was so subtle
and swallowed it back.

3481
20:48:02,449 --> 20:48:04,151
I was a mess time and
time again.

3482
20:48:04,218 --> 20:48:04,918
(soft music)

3483
20:48:04,985 --> 20:48:06,386
- Jenny.

3484
20:48:06,453 --> 20:48:07,754
- All right?

3485
20:48:07,821 --> 20:48:08,589
- It's done.

3486
20:48:08,655 --> 20:48:11,558
(emotional orchestral music)

3487
20:48:12,326 --> 20:48:13,427
- [Rachel]
She gets to sort of add

3488
20:48:13,493 --> 20:48:14,494
to this beautiful

3489
20:48:14,561 --> 20:48:17,431
thing and gives it to Jenny
in the end and says,

3490
20:48:17,497 --> 20:48:18,832
"You need to add your
patch."

3491
20:48:18,899 --> 20:48:20,267
And that's quite an emotional
thing.

3492
20:48:20,334 --> 20:48:21,268
It's like it's a,

3493
20:48:21,335 --> 20:48:22,269
a visual reference

3494
20:48:22,336 --> 20:48:24,037
of the decades of time and

3495
20:48:24,104 --> 20:48:25,372
such a beautiful thing
to keep.

3496
20:48:25,439 --> 20:48:26,773
(music swells)

3497
20:48:26,840 --> 20:48:28,509
- Over to you.

3498
20:48:29,176 --> 20:48:30,844
- Me?

3499
20:48:31,278 --> 20:48:33,280
- You're an Alderson girl,
aren't you?

3500
20:48:33,347 --> 20:48:35,582
It's time to sew your little
patch of the world.

3501
20:48:35,649 --> 20:48:37,651
(bittersweet music)

3502
20:48:38,252 --> 20:48:39,586
What?

3503
20:48:39,653 --> 20:48:40,621
(music continues)

3504
20:48:40,687 --> 20:48:41,522
(Jenny inhales deeply)

3505
20:48:41,588 --> 20:48:43,257
- It's just...

3506
20:48:43,690 --> 20:48:46,927
I don't quite know what
that is yet.

3507
20:48:47,828 --> 20:48:49,496
- There's no rush.

3508
20:48:51,131 --> 20:48:52,032
(piano theme music)

3509
20:48:52,099 --> 20:48:53,033
- [Narrator]
When we return,

3510
20:48:53,100 --> 20:48:54,701
we'll continue
our look back

3511
20:48:54,768 --> 20:48:57,871
at Season Six of "All Creatures
Great and Small."

3512
20:48:57,938 --> 20:48:59,139
We'll take a look at all

3513
20:48:59,206 --> 20:49:01,141
the new
animals of the season

3514
20:49:01,208 --> 20:49:02,509
and the
cast's hopes

3515
20:49:02,576 --> 20:49:05,012
for their characters
in Season Seven.

3516
20:49:05,078 --> 20:49:08,048
You won't want to miss that
and much more in

3517
20:49:08,115 --> 20:49:12,019
"All Creatures Great and Small,
Chapter Six."

3518
20:49:19,893 --> 20:49:22,029
studios of PBS Wisconsin

3519
20:49:22,095 --> 20:49:24,064
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3520
20:49:24,131 --> 20:49:26,600
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3521
20:49:27,634 --> 20:49:30,103
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3522
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3523
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3524
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3528
20:49:46,587 --> 20:49:49,389
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3530
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minutes left. We're at 15.

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- [Narrator]
Welcome back to

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21:02:14,968 --> 21:02:16,436
at pbswisconsin.org.
- [Narrator]
Welcome back to

3767
21:02:16,503 --> 21:02:19,273
"All Creatures Great
and Small, Chapter Six."

3768
21:02:19,339 --> 21:02:20,707
Today, we are taking a look at

3769
21:02:20,774 --> 21:02:23,510
everything we love about
Season Six.

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21:02:23,577 --> 21:02:25,212
Coming up, we'll take
a look at all

3771
21:02:25,279 --> 21:02:27,347
the new animals we meet
this season

3772
21:02:27,414 --> 21:02:29,016
and hear from the cast
about their

3773
21:02:29,082 --> 21:02:30,651
hopes for Season Seven.

3774
21:02:30,717 --> 21:02:31,685
(jaunty theme music)

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21:02:31,752 --> 21:02:33,554
But first, let's examine

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21:02:33,620 --> 21:02:35,722
Tristan's
return from the war.

3777
21:02:35,789 --> 21:02:36,456
(whooshing sound)

3778
21:02:36,523 --> 21:02:38,458
(theme music resolving)

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- [Woman] We owe you all
so much.

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You're
all so brave.

3781
21:02:42,429 --> 21:02:44,164
- Thank you.

3782
21:02:44,231 --> 21:02:46,366
- [Anna]
In terms of Tris coming home,

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21:02:46,433 --> 21:02:48,602
there's the fear of, is he

3784
21:02:48,669 --> 21:02:49,469
physically okay?

3785
21:02:49,536 --> 21:02:50,637
Is he
mentally okay?

3786
21:02:50,704 --> 21:02:51,638
What's the toll

3787
21:02:51,705 --> 21:02:53,407
the war is going
to have taken on him?

3788
21:02:53,473 --> 21:02:56,009
- There's talk of being
redeployed to India.

3789
21:02:56,076 --> 21:02:57,644
(crackling fire)

3790
21:02:57,711 --> 21:02:59,213
- Scared?

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21:02:59,279 --> 21:03:00,614
- [Tristan]
No, not a bit of it.

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I'm excited
at the prospect.

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21:03:02,916 --> 21:03:04,585
(poignant music)

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All right, somewhat scared.

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21:03:09,423 --> 21:03:10,691
- [Callum]
Over the course of the series,

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21:03:10,757 --> 21:03:11,959
it was made very clear to me

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21:03:12,025 --> 21:03:15,128
that Tristan's seen some very
harrowing things over there,

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21:03:15,195 --> 21:03:19,433
but it's never explicitly sort
of said at all what that was.

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21:03:19,499 --> 21:03:21,201
He's got this incredibly
prestigious

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21:03:21,268 --> 21:03:23,237
medal, which he's not telling
anyone about,

3801
21:03:23,303 --> 21:03:25,806
which could not be further from
the type of character that we

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21:03:25,873 --> 21:03:28,475
know Tristan to be from
previous series.

3803
21:03:28,542 --> 21:03:30,043
- What did you expect?

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21:03:30,110 --> 21:03:32,212
Master strategist,
fearless combatant,

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21:03:32,279 --> 21:03:34,114
expert marksman.

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21:03:34,181 --> 21:03:35,282
I have it all.

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21:03:35,349 --> 21:03:37,117
I'm the
soldier's soldier.

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- Don- don't make light of it.

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21:03:38,318 --> 21:03:39,953
That's
a real achievement.

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21:03:40,020 --> 21:03:41,522
(soft music)

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21:03:41,588 --> 21:03:42,723
- Thank you.

3812
21:03:42,789 --> 21:03:43,557
- [Samuel]
It turns out

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21:03:43,624 --> 21:03:45,526
that it's not
all hunky-dory,

3814
21:03:45,592 --> 21:03:47,694
and there's a lot going on
under the surface.

3815
21:03:47,761 --> 21:03:51,565
He's whole on the outside, but
something inside is wrong.

3816
21:03:51,632 --> 21:03:54,101
- I returned from war once.

3817
21:03:55,302 --> 21:03:59,606
Anyway, I'm here if you're ever
inclined to talk.

3818
21:03:59,673 --> 21:04:00,908
- Thanks.

3819
21:04:00,974 --> 21:04:04,044
- Tristan and I bond over
a horse who is

3820
21:04:04,111 --> 21:04:05,445
disturbed, scared,

3821
21:04:05,512 --> 21:04:07,481
and it throws
a switch in Tristan.

3822
21:04:07,548 --> 21:04:09,249
(dissonant unsettling noise)

3823
21:04:09,316 --> 21:04:12,653
(horse braying)
(hooves stomping)

3824
21:04:14,955 --> 21:04:15,856
- [Callum]
It gets brought

3825
21:04:15,923 --> 21:04:17,291
out of him by a

3826
21:04:17,357 --> 21:04:20,327
particularly sort of distressing
visit to a farm,

3827
21:04:20,394 --> 21:04:23,964
and it all comes spilling
out to Siegfried.

3828
21:04:24,031 --> 21:04:24,932
- [Mrs. Hall]
It's clear to me

3829
21:04:24,998 --> 21:04:27,534
that there are
things you need to talk about.

3830
21:04:27,601 --> 21:04:29,269
Well...

3831
21:04:29,803 --> 21:04:33,273
There's someone here you
can talk to.

3832
21:04:34,975 --> 21:04:36,210
(shifting in the pew)

3833
21:04:36,276 --> 21:04:38,078
Your brother.

3834
21:04:38,145 --> 21:04:39,580
- [Samuel]
I think the moment where

3835
21:04:39,646 --> 21:04:40,514
I do finally

3836
21:04:40,581 --> 21:04:43,517
get him to talk about why
he's a war hero

3837
21:04:43,584 --> 21:04:46,153
is an extraordinarily
important

3838
21:04:46,220 --> 21:04:47,855
moment in our
relationship,

3839
21:04:47,921 --> 21:04:49,857
after which everything
is different.

3840
21:04:49,923 --> 21:04:51,792
There's no going back.

3841
21:04:51,859 --> 21:04:53,527
- I got a medal

3842
21:04:53,827 --> 21:04:55,696
because I managed
to save a few chaps.

3843
21:04:55,762 --> 21:04:57,564
(emotional piano)

3844
21:04:59,466 --> 21:05:01,168
(Tristan sniffles)

3845
21:05:01,235 --> 21:05:02,803
But Billy wasn't one of them.

3846
21:05:02,870 --> 21:05:04,538
(soft music)

3847
21:05:05,239 --> 21:05:07,007
He saved me, but I couldn't
save him.

3848
21:05:07,074 --> 21:05:08,275
(sobbing breaths)

3849
21:05:08,342 --> 21:05:09,376
- [Callum]
Siegfried has gone through

3850
21:05:09,443 --> 21:05:11,111
the exact
same thing in World War I,

3851
21:05:11,178 --> 21:05:14,114
and so there was probably no one
better for him to talk to.

3852
21:05:14,181 --> 21:05:16,283
- No one wants it to be over
more than me.

3853
21:05:16,350 --> 21:05:17,851
(sniffling)

3854
21:05:17,918 --> 21:05:18,685
But if all it takes

3855
21:05:18,752 --> 21:05:20,487
is some scared
horse to wrench me back,

3856
21:05:20,554 --> 21:05:21,855
then maybe it never
will be.

3857
21:05:21,922 --> 21:05:22,789
(sobbing breath)

3858
21:05:22,856 --> 21:05:24,291
In here.

3859
21:05:24,358 --> 21:05:26,026
(soft crying)

3860
21:05:27,828 --> 21:05:29,530
(patting on shoulder)

3861
21:05:29,596 --> 21:05:30,898
(Tristan sobs)

3862
21:05:30,964 --> 21:05:32,165
- Shhhh...

3863
21:05:32,232 --> 21:05:33,600
Shh, shhh.

3864
21:05:33,667 --> 21:05:35,002
- [Samuel]
I think my main memory

3865
21:05:35,068 --> 21:05:36,370
of that day,

3866
21:05:36,436 --> 21:05:39,339
apart from Cal's beautiful
performance,

3867
21:05:39,406 --> 21:05:41,074
was of the crew

3868
21:05:41,708 --> 21:05:46,613
and the respect and
stillness and concentration

3869
21:05:46,680 --> 21:05:48,148
that they brought to
the day so

3870
21:05:48,215 --> 21:05:50,884
that he could work, and
I could listen.

3871
21:05:50,951 --> 21:05:52,686
- Your concern is much
appreciated.

3872
21:05:52,753 --> 21:05:53,787
(door slamming)

3873
21:05:53,854 --> 21:05:56,156
- You need to get back
to your party.

3874
21:05:56,223 --> 21:05:57,524
- You sure?

3875
21:05:57,591 --> 21:05:58,892
(distant bird chirping)

3876
21:05:58,959 --> 21:06:00,894
- We're all right here,
I think.

3877
21:06:00,961 --> 21:06:01,995
- [Samuel]
Getting him back

3878
21:06:02,062 --> 21:06:04,565
and getting the shire horse
calm, uh, again

3879
21:06:04,631 --> 21:06:06,967
is a great bonding experience.

3880
21:06:07,034 --> 21:06:09,503
(uplifting music swells)

3881
21:06:09,837 --> 21:06:11,471
(horse breathes heavily)

3882
21:06:11,538 --> 21:06:14,775
- Shh, okay, you're soon
to be well.

3883
21:06:15,509 --> 21:06:16,577
(Tristan sniffles)

3884
21:06:16,643 --> 21:06:18,412
All is soon to be well.

3885
21:06:18,478 --> 21:06:19,346
(pizzicato string music)

3886
21:06:19,413 --> 21:06:20,480
- [Narrator]
No season of "All Creatures"

3887
21:06:20,547 --> 21:06:21,882
would be complete without

3888
21:06:21,949 --> 21:06:24,017
new animal
adventures,

3889
21:06:24,084 --> 21:06:26,553
and Season Six is
no exception.

3890
21:06:26,620 --> 21:06:29,122
Let's take a look at the
animals of Season Six.

3891
21:06:29,189 --> 21:06:30,457
(music sting)

3892
21:06:30,524 --> 21:06:32,526
(quirky pizzicato strings)

3893
21:06:32,593 --> 21:06:33,427
- Oh, what on earth?

3894
21:06:33,493 --> 21:06:34,628
(clattering of hooves
and bells)

3895
21:06:34,695 --> 21:06:35,762
If- if you want me to
look at her,

3896
21:06:35,829 --> 21:06:36,997
you'll have to help
me catch her.

3897
21:06:37,064 --> 21:06:39,132
- Well, right you are.

3898
21:06:39,199 --> 21:06:40,767
- [Nicholas]
- We see very much James

3899
21:06:40,834 --> 21:06:42,569
the vet
come back this year,

3900
21:06:42,636 --> 21:06:44,972
so I get called out to all these
wonderful different calls

3901
21:06:45,038 --> 21:06:48,308
with various different animals,
great or small.

3902
21:06:48,375 --> 21:06:50,978
- She doesn't appear to
be pregnant.

3903
21:06:51,044 --> 21:06:52,613
- Well, that's not possible.

3904
21:06:52,679 --> 21:06:54,081
- [James]
Well, I can state categorically

3905
21:06:54,147 --> 21:06:56,550
from the
position I'm in that it is.

3906
21:06:56,617 --> 21:06:58,652
- [Jimmy]
Does this happen often?

3907
21:06:58,719 --> 21:07:00,254
- [Both]
No.

3908
21:07:00,320 --> 21:07:01,288
- [Neil]
We do try and

3909
21:07:01,355 --> 21:07:03,557
make it as varied
and interesting as possible

3910
21:07:03,624 --> 21:07:05,759
in terms of the animals we have
across the series,

3911
21:07:05,826 --> 21:07:08,228
and in this season, there's
one or two animals

3912
21:07:08,295 --> 21:07:10,430
that we've not seen before
in "All Creatures."

3913
21:07:10,497 --> 21:07:11,164
- [Bird]
Silly ass.

3914
21:07:11,231 --> 21:07:12,199
(girls giggling)

3915
21:07:12,266 --> 21:07:13,667
- Di- did he just say...

3916
21:07:13,734 --> 21:07:15,068
- Yes.

3917
21:07:15,135 --> 21:07:15,769
And I'll tell you what,

3918
21:07:15,836 --> 21:07:17,204
he says
it like he means it.

3919
21:07:17,271 --> 21:07:18,005
- [Andy]
We have a parrot in this

3920
21:07:18,071 --> 21:07:19,406
one, and he's very unhappy

3921
21:07:19,473 --> 21:07:20,574
because he's
lost his owner.

3922
21:07:20,641 --> 21:07:22,075
What the writers do
and the show

3923
21:07:22,142 --> 21:07:24,011
does is try to kind
of parallel

3924
21:07:24,077 --> 21:07:26,747
the stories of the animals
with the human world.

3925
21:07:26,813 --> 21:07:28,549
So Tristan's having a problem,

3926
21:07:28,615 --> 21:07:31,618
the animal story will somehow
kind of reflect their life

3927
21:07:31,685 --> 21:07:33,287
and how they both work
it out between

3928
21:07:33,353 --> 21:07:35,656
the animals and their own
relationships.

3929
21:07:35,722 --> 21:07:37,891
- George has been through a lot.

3930
21:07:37,958 --> 21:07:40,093
Truth is, it's going
to take him

3931
21:07:40,160 --> 21:07:42,162
some time to learn to love
people again,

3932
21:07:42,229 --> 21:07:43,130
(Bird squawks)

3933
21:07:43,197 --> 21:07:46,099
no matter how much
you love him.

3934
21:07:46,667 --> 21:07:47,568
(Bird pecking)

3935
21:07:47,634 --> 21:07:49,403
- But we can keep
trying, hmm?

3936
21:07:49,469 --> 21:07:50,037
(whimsical oboe)

3937
21:07:50,103 --> 21:07:51,471
- [Rachel]
We had a foal,

3938
21:07:51,538 --> 21:07:53,707
and in real
life, he's a teenager,

3939
21:07:53,774 --> 21:07:55,843
so he can be a bit sort
of angsty.

3940
21:07:55,909 --> 21:07:57,211
And I've never seen it

3941
21:07:57,277 --> 21:07:58,912
come through
in an animal so much,

3942
21:07:58,979 --> 21:07:59,880
but he really was.

3943
21:07:59,947 --> 21:08:03,016
He was kind of
cheeky, a bit bored at times.

3944
21:08:03,083 --> 21:08:04,484
He would try and get
in the pockets

3945
21:08:04,551 --> 21:08:06,353
of all the animal handlers
and cast.

3946
21:08:06,420 --> 21:08:09,456
So that was probably one of my
most favorite moments.

3947
21:08:09,523 --> 21:08:10,090
- [Helen]
He came up

3948
21:08:10,157 --> 21:08:11,458
with a name
for her.

3949
21:08:11,525 --> 21:08:11,959
Florence.

3950
21:08:12,025 --> 21:08:13,160
(gentle music)

3951
21:08:13,227 --> 21:08:14,962
After Florence Nightingale.

3952
21:08:15,028 --> 21:08:16,230
- It's perfect.

3953
21:08:16,296 --> 21:08:17,097
- [Nicholas]
We have this wonderful

3954
21:08:17,164 --> 21:08:18,165
story
of the dog track,

3955
21:08:18,232 --> 21:08:19,366
which comes from the books
as well,

3956
21:08:19,433 --> 21:08:20,400
which is a wonderful story.

3957
21:08:20,467 --> 21:08:21,301
(men chuckling)

3958
21:08:21,368 --> 21:08:22,002
- James Herriot, I'm
here about the...

3959
21:08:22,069 --> 21:08:23,537
- Ah, veterinary!

3960
21:08:23,604 --> 21:08:25,205
Thank
God for that!

3961
21:08:25,272 --> 21:08:26,907
Right, see you later, Stan.

3962
21:08:26,974 --> 21:08:28,909
Oh, I'm ever so grateful,
Mr. Herriot.

3963
21:08:28,976 --> 21:08:29,977
I really am.

3964
21:08:30,043 --> 21:08:31,812
You've got me out of
a tight spot here, you have.

3965
21:08:31,879 --> 21:08:32,613
- [Nicholas]
It was just a real

3966
21:08:32,679 --> 21:08:33,814
event episode.

3967
21:08:33,881 --> 21:08:34,915
Where we built
the whole set and

3968
21:08:34,982 --> 21:08:36,717
everything, so it was just
absolutely fabulous.

3969
21:08:36,783 --> 21:08:38,485
There were 20 dogs there
and 100 extras.

3970
21:08:38,552 --> 21:08:41,121
(dramatic building music)

3971
21:08:41,989 --> 21:08:45,526
(music continues)
(yelling crowd in distance)

3972
21:08:45,592 --> 21:08:48,495
(dramatic music
crescendoes)

3973
21:08:49,096 --> 21:08:50,030
- If you stood in the middle
of the

3974
21:08:50,097 --> 21:08:53,500
dog track and you looked
around 360 degrees,

3975
21:08:53,567 --> 21:08:54,801
there wasn't a single
thing that

3976
21:08:54,868 --> 21:08:57,604
you could see that wasn't
from 1945.

3977
21:08:57,671 --> 21:08:59,840
- I've trained dogs
all my life.

3978
21:08:59,907 --> 21:09:01,575
They are my life.

3979
21:09:01,909 --> 21:09:04,411
And I train winners when
they come in.

3980
21:09:04,478 --> 21:09:05,445
It might not mean much
to anyone

3981
21:09:05,512 --> 21:09:08,015
else, but to me, it's
everything.

3982
21:09:08,081 --> 21:09:09,149
- [Nicholas]
I just worked recently

3983
21:09:09,216 --> 21:09:10,684
with Danny Boy,

3984
21:09:10,751 --> 21:09:12,619
who's a greyhound,
a wonderful dog.

3985
21:09:12,686 --> 21:09:14,555
I came up with a song for him.

3986
21:09:14,621 --> 21:09:15,722
(singing) "You are
so sweet

3987
21:09:15,789 --> 21:09:17,191
and you
are so lovely.

3988
21:09:17,257 --> 21:09:18,892
And did I tell you that
you're sweet?"

3989
21:09:18,959 --> 21:09:20,127
(laughs)

3990
21:09:20,194 --> 21:09:21,562
One of the other actors

3991
21:09:21,628 --> 21:09:23,564
conned on and was like,
"What?"

3992
21:09:23,630 --> 21:09:25,532
And then every time we'd walk
past he'd be like,

3993
21:09:25,599 --> 21:09:26,567
"And I did I tell you

3994
21:09:26,633 --> 21:09:28,402
that you're
lovely, (laughs)

3995
21:09:28,468 --> 21:09:30,037
Danny Boy?"

3996
21:09:30,103 --> 21:09:31,972
- [James]
He needs treatment.

3997
21:09:32,039 --> 21:09:33,407
(distant crowd noise)

3998
21:09:33,473 --> 21:09:36,443
Every moment you wait puts
him more at risk.

3999
21:09:36,510 --> 21:09:37,377
(kissing sound)

4000
21:09:37,444 --> 21:09:40,013
(dogs whining and panting)

4001
21:09:40,547 --> 21:09:42,516
(deep exhalation)

4002
21:09:42,583 --> 21:09:44,084
(distant crowd noise)

4003
21:09:44,151 --> 21:09:44,718
- Take him.

4004
21:09:44,785 --> 21:09:45,686
(jaunty music intro)

4005
21:09:45,752 --> 21:09:48,322
- We're trying to breed Tricki
in Series Six,

4006
21:09:48,388 --> 21:09:49,756
and it's a
difficult journey

4007
21:09:49,823 --> 21:09:52,059
because
he's a geriatric dog.

4008
21:09:52,125 --> 21:09:53,493
But we understand where
she's coming from

4009
21:09:53,560 --> 21:09:54,561
and she's an important
client and

4010
21:09:54,628 --> 21:09:56,396
we don't want to
disappoint her.

4011
21:09:56,463 --> 21:09:57,965
- [Mrs. Pumphrey]
Now, Tricki's lineage.

4012
21:09:58,031 --> 21:09:59,166
Ummm...

4013
21:09:59,233 --> 21:10:00,667
Be my guest.

4014
21:10:00,734 --> 21:10:01,502
Take it home.

4015
21:10:01,568 --> 21:10:03,003
Then you can
have a thorough read.

4016
21:10:03,070 --> 21:10:05,606
- Mrs. Pumphrey, you said
this was urgent.

4017
21:10:05,672 --> 21:10:07,040
- [Mrs. Pumphrey]
Oh, it is.

4018
21:10:07,107 --> 21:10:08,842
- [Neil]
The secret to a good

4019
21:10:08,909 --> 21:10:09,710
animal story

4020
21:10:09,776 --> 21:10:12,246
is it's not really about
the animal.

4021
21:10:12,312 --> 21:10:14,081
It's really about the
owner.

4022
21:10:14,147 --> 21:10:15,749
- The Pekingese is considered

4023
21:10:15,816 --> 21:10:18,018
a royal breed
in China.

4024
21:10:18,085 --> 21:10:21,321
- Ah...uh, and poodles
were steadfast

4025
21:10:21,388 --> 21:10:24,057
companions to Marie
Antoinette and all.

4026
21:10:24,124 --> 21:10:24,725
(quirky music)

4027
21:10:24,791 --> 21:10:26,159
- I'm sorry, Mister?

4028
21:10:26,226 --> 21:10:27,361
- [Mr. Bolton]
Bolton.

4029
21:10:27,427 --> 21:10:28,729
- [Mrs. Pumphrey]
Bolton, but uh...

4030
21:10:28,795 --> 21:10:31,131
it's quite out
of the question.

4031
21:10:31,198 --> 21:10:31,999
- [Samuel]
We discover that it's

4032
21:10:32,065 --> 21:10:33,066
more to do with

4033
21:10:33,133 --> 21:10:35,769
perhaps her feeling of not
wanting to be forgotten

4034
21:10:35,836 --> 21:10:37,404
as well as her
feeling that his

4035
21:10:37,471 --> 21:10:39,406
line should continue.

4036
21:10:39,473 --> 21:10:41,441
- Tricki's given so much.

4037
21:10:41,508 --> 21:10:42,576
(Tricki panting)

4038
21:10:42,643 --> 21:10:44,044
He's had such a life.

4039
21:10:44,111 --> 21:10:44,878
(orchestral swell)

4040
21:10:44,945 --> 21:10:45,979
(Tricki licking his lips)

4041
21:10:46,046 --> 21:10:49,116
I can't abide the thought that
one day he may be gone

4042
21:10:49,183 --> 21:10:51,285
with nothing to show that
he was ever here.

4043
21:10:51,351 --> 21:10:52,319
(emotional music)

4044
21:10:52,386 --> 21:10:53,487
- [Samuel]
I love my interactions

4045
21:10:53,554 --> 21:10:54,655
with Tricki.

4046
21:10:54,721 --> 21:10:57,457
They're some of my favorite
moments of the whole job,

4047
21:10:57,524 --> 21:10:58,659
but one is quite enough.

4048
21:10:58,725 --> 21:11:00,561
(laughing)

4049
21:11:00,627 --> 21:11:02,563
- I don't want to give Tricki
the injections.

4050
21:11:02,629 --> 21:11:03,564
The side effects,

4051
21:11:03,630 --> 21:11:05,732
they can be drastic
and not just physically.

4052
21:11:05,799 --> 21:11:08,535
It could change his personality
completely.

4053
21:11:08,602 --> 21:11:10,270
At his age, there's probably

4054
21:11:10,337 --> 21:11:12,406
nothing that will make
a difference.

4055
21:11:12,472 --> 21:11:16,176
So surely it's better to enjoy
the time he's got.

4056
21:11:16,243 --> 21:11:19,980
I'm sorry, I know how much
you were hoping.

4057
21:11:20,047 --> 21:11:21,882
(melancholy music)

4058
21:11:21,949 --> 21:11:23,550
- Not at all.

4059
21:11:23,617 --> 21:11:25,085
You've been entirely
professional.

4060
21:11:25,152 --> 21:11:27,287
(Mrs. Pumprhey sniffles)

4061
21:11:27,354 --> 21:11:30,457
And you said what you believed
to be true.

4062
21:11:30,524 --> 21:11:31,792
I can't ask for more.

4063
21:11:31,859 --> 21:11:33,527
(sad music fades)

4064
21:11:35,762 --> 21:11:36,797
- [Narrator]
Whether it's inside

4065
21:11:36,864 --> 21:11:38,632
or outside
of Skeldale House,

4066
21:11:38,699 --> 21:11:41,201
the sense of community present
in "All Creatures"

4067
21:11:41,268 --> 21:11:44,771
is one of the show's greatest
strengths.

4068
21:11:44,838 --> 21:11:46,406
- I've always thought it's not

4069
21:11:46,473 --> 21:11:47,875
just about making the
animal better

4070
21:11:47,941 --> 21:11:49,076
or the owner.

4071
21:11:49,142 --> 21:11:50,644
Does you lot
good as well.

4072
21:11:50,711 --> 21:11:52,379
- You think?

4073
21:11:52,713 --> 21:11:54,848
- Looking after others

4074
21:11:55,215 --> 21:11:56,717
takes you
out of yourself, don't it?

4075
21:11:56,783 --> 21:11:57,618
(gentle music swell)

4076
21:11:57,684 --> 21:11:58,552
- [Andy]
Every great drama really

4077
21:11:58,619 --> 21:11:59,720
is about family

4078
21:11:59,786 --> 21:12:01,889
and what a family does and how
it cares for one another.

4079
21:12:01,955 --> 21:12:04,291
About a community that cares
for one another.

4080
21:12:04,358 --> 21:12:06,793
- [Siegfried]
Apologies for the delay.

4081
21:12:06,860 --> 21:12:09,429
But with sincere thanks to
Mr. Wentworth here,

4082
21:12:09,496 --> 21:12:12,900
we are now in possession of
an entire cartload

4083
21:12:12,966 --> 21:12:15,202
of his famous home brew.

4084
21:12:15,536 --> 21:12:16,603
(crowd excitedly cheers)

4085
21:12:16,670 --> 21:12:18,138
Come and get it.

4086
21:12:18,205 --> 21:12:19,206
- [Nicholas]
The stories themselves,

4087
21:12:19,273 --> 21:12:21,475
they are about
kindness and love

4088
21:12:21,542 --> 21:12:22,242
and for looking after

4089
21:12:22,309 --> 21:12:23,844
your little
pocket of the world

4090
21:12:23,911 --> 21:12:25,646
and it harks back to
simpler times

4091
21:12:25,712 --> 21:12:27,681
and really the onus on helping
out your neighbour.

4092
21:12:27,748 --> 21:12:30,551
- If you ever need any
help again,

4093
21:12:30,617 --> 21:12:32,653
- OK, well, I'll...
I'll have a think

4094
21:12:32,719 --> 21:12:33,887
about your offer.

4095
21:12:33,954 --> 21:12:35,622
(gentle music)

4096
21:12:35,989 --> 21:12:37,324
I've thought about
your offer.

4097
21:12:37,391 --> 21:12:39,059
(gentle piano)

4098
21:12:39,793 --> 21:12:41,195
When can you start?

4099
21:12:41,261 --> 21:12:42,095
- Now?

4100
21:12:42,162 --> 21:12:43,564
- Good lad.

4101
21:12:43,630 --> 21:12:46,166
- We've hit a period of time
in the world

4102
21:12:46,233 --> 21:12:49,403
where people are enjoying that
kind of escapism

4103
21:12:49,469 --> 21:12:51,738
and I think this gives people
some head space.

4104
21:12:51,805 --> 21:12:55,809
(big brass band playing)
(fire crackling)

4105
21:13:00,948 --> 21:13:02,149
- [Samuel]
Siegfried has an unusual line

4106
21:13:02,216 --> 21:13:03,483
in the Christmas episode,

4107
21:13:03,550 --> 21:13:05,085
"Well, everybody's home
this Christmas,

4108
21:13:05,152 --> 21:13:07,054
so I'm rather looking
forward to it."

4109
21:13:07,120 --> 21:13:09,690
- Are you looking forward to
Christmas, Mrs. Stokes?

4110
21:13:09,756 --> 21:13:11,792
- Yeah, well, it'll be a
farmer's Christmas,

4111
21:13:11,859 --> 21:13:13,961
same as any other day.

4112
21:13:14,027 --> 21:13:16,330
But I might let the old
girl in the kitchen

4113
21:13:16,396 --> 21:13:18,065
for a few treats.

4114
21:13:18,565 --> 21:13:20,567
If she behaves herself.

4115
21:13:20,634 --> 21:13:22,236
- That's a big if,
knowing Hilda.

4116
21:13:22,302 --> 21:13:24,404
- [Mrs. Stokes] Aye.
(both laughing)

4117
21:13:24,471 --> 21:13:26,206
What about you?

4118
21:13:26,273 --> 21:13:28,008
- Well, everybody's home
this year.

4119
21:13:28,075 --> 21:13:29,443
I'm rather looking forward
to it.

4120
21:13:29,510 --> 21:13:30,844
- [Mrs. Stokes]
Oh, good.

4121
21:13:30,911 --> 21:13:32,446
Well, you don't want to
be rattling round

4122
21:13:32,513 --> 21:13:35,883
that big house on your own
again, do you?

4123
21:13:35,949 --> 21:13:37,684
- Not if I can help
it, no.

4124
21:13:37,751 --> 21:13:38,552
- [Neil]
In this year's

4125
21:13:38,619 --> 21:13:40,020
Christmas special,

4126
21:13:40,087 --> 21:13:42,122
The Drovers is planning

4127
21:13:42,189 --> 21:13:44,258
a very
big Christmas Eve event

4128
21:13:44,324 --> 21:13:46,727
for everybody who's going
to be back from war

4129
21:13:46,793 --> 21:13:49,963
with a very symbolic
Christmas tree.

4130
21:13:50,030 --> 21:13:53,734
- You've probably noticed this
fine tree here

4131
21:13:53,800 --> 21:13:55,402
(soft laughter)
(gentle music)

4132
21:13:55,469 --> 21:13:58,705
as we know because of
the blackout,

4133
21:13:59,106 --> 21:14:01,675
many of us haven't bothered with
Christmas lights for a while.

4134
21:14:01,742 --> 21:14:03,243
(emotional music)

4135
21:14:03,310 --> 21:14:04,278
But all of that,

4136
21:14:04,344 --> 21:14:06,146
(music continues)

4137
21:14:07,781 --> 21:14:09,449
that's all over.

4138
21:14:09,917 --> 21:14:11,485
- [Rachel]
The show is ultimately about

4139
21:14:11,552 --> 21:14:14,087
love and
friendship and community

4140
21:14:14,154 --> 21:14:17,791
and looking after each other,
and that doesn't age.

4141
21:14:17,858 --> 21:14:19,159
- I'm sure you'll all
join me in

4142
21:14:19,226 --> 21:14:20,961
raising your glasses to
those we lost.

4143
21:14:21,028 --> 21:14:22,930
(melancholy music)

4144
21:14:23,197 --> 21:14:25,199
Let's hope their sacrifice
wasn't in vain.

4145
21:14:25,265 --> 21:14:26,433
(music continues)

4146
21:14:26,500 --> 21:14:27,668
Let's hope that it means
the world

4147
21:14:27,734 --> 21:14:30,838
doesn't go down this dark
road again.

4148
21:14:30,904 --> 21:14:33,040
And let's hope
the year ahead

4149
21:14:33,106 --> 21:14:36,076
brings us all the things
we truly need.

4150
21:14:36,143 --> 21:14:39,046
Good tidings, comfort
and joy.

4151
21:14:40,113 --> 21:14:41,915
- [All] Hear, hear!

4152
21:14:42,583 --> 21:14:43,617
- [Samuel]
I think doing a series

4153
21:14:43,684 --> 21:14:45,519
where people
on the whole are connected

4154
21:14:45,586 --> 21:14:47,855
and support each
other through

4155
21:14:47,921 --> 21:14:49,523
misfortunes and
unhappinesses

4156
21:14:49,590 --> 21:14:52,392
and glory in each other's
triumphs,

4157
21:14:52,459 --> 21:14:55,429
that's a good thing to build
a series around.

4158
21:14:55,495 --> 21:14:56,630
(uplifting music)

4159
21:14:56,697 --> 21:14:58,832
(crowd cheers loudly)

4160
21:14:59,199 --> 21:15:01,535
- [All] Merry Christmas!

4161
21:15:02,936 --> 21:15:05,172
- Merry Christmas everyone!

4162
21:15:05,239 --> 21:15:06,139
(festive holiday music)

4163
21:15:06,206 --> 21:15:08,575
- [All] Merry Christmas!

4164
21:15:08,642 --> 21:15:10,177
- [Narrator]
Now it's time to look ahead

4165
21:15:10,244 --> 21:15:11,445
and hear from the cast

4166
21:15:11,512 --> 21:15:13,247
about their hopes for
our favorite

4167
21:15:13,313 --> 21:15:15,716
characters in the upcoming
Season Seven.

4168
21:15:15,782 --> 21:15:17,117
(delightful pizzicato music)

4169
21:15:17,184 --> 21:15:18,485
- Looks like a busy
day ahead.

4170
21:15:18,552 --> 21:15:21,922
- Yes, though small animal work
won't keep us afloat.

4171
21:15:21,989 --> 21:15:23,323
- It all adds up.

4172
21:15:23,390 --> 21:15:24,958
We'll chase
any outstanding money.

4173
21:15:25,025 --> 21:15:27,427
Then with Tris here, we're three
vets until the summer.

4174
21:15:27,494 --> 21:15:28,362
(truck idling)

4175
21:15:28,428 --> 21:15:29,930
Get our noses to the
grindstone

4176
21:15:29,997 --> 21:15:32,366
and I think we can be back
in the black in no time.

4177
21:15:32,432 --> 21:15:34,401
- My hopes for James
in Season Seven

4178
21:15:34,468 --> 21:15:35,802
would be more of the same

4179
21:15:35,869 --> 21:15:38,071
in that he continues
to grow as a

4180
21:15:38,138 --> 21:15:40,807
person professionally
and personally.

4181
21:15:40,874 --> 21:15:42,809
I think that's just
wonderful to see

4182
21:15:42,876 --> 21:15:45,646
a bit more of that and the
family developing.

4183
21:15:45,712 --> 21:15:47,114
- Morning.

4184
21:15:47,181 --> 21:15:48,482
Here you go,
Uncle Tris.

4185
21:15:48,549 --> 21:15:50,083
Jimmy's made you a
lovely egg.

4186
21:15:50,150 --> 21:15:52,553
- Oooh, what a
delicious-looking

4187
21:15:52,619 --> 21:15:53,453
soft-boiled egg.

4188
21:15:53,520 --> 21:15:54,955
Can't wait to taste it.

4189
21:15:55,022 --> 21:15:55,756
(egg cracking)

4190
21:15:55,822 --> 21:15:57,391
Oop!

4191
21:15:57,457 --> 21:15:59,960
You tricked me, you
little rascal.

4192
21:16:00,027 --> 21:16:00,627
(laughter)

4193
21:16:00,694 --> 21:16:02,529
- Are you on kitchen duty, eh?

4194
21:16:02,596 --> 21:16:04,198
- I would like Tristan
in Series Seven

4195
21:16:04,264 --> 21:16:05,566
to take even more of
an active role

4196
21:16:05,632 --> 21:16:08,435
in Skeldale again and then just
continue to be the person

4197
21:16:08,502 --> 21:16:09,870
that he's becoming in the
community, you know,

4198
21:16:09,937 --> 21:16:11,672
helping out Maggie in
The Drovers,

4199
21:16:11,738 --> 21:16:13,974
helping out the person, not
just the animal.

4200
21:16:14,041 --> 21:16:14,708
- [Tristan]
If it weren't for

4201
21:16:14,775 --> 21:16:15,843
that outsized
brain of yours,

4202
21:16:15,909 --> 21:16:17,845
Philbrick was a cert for
Jeff Mallock's.

4203
21:16:17,911 --> 21:16:18,612
- Mm-hmm.

4204
21:16:18,679 --> 21:16:20,347
(soft music)

4205
21:16:20,914 --> 21:16:22,049
- Doesn't mean you
can't respect me

4206
21:16:22,115 --> 21:16:23,350
as a bloody good vet.

4207
21:16:23,417 --> 21:16:25,152
(soft music)

4208
21:16:25,219 --> 21:16:26,019
- You've come back

4209
21:16:26,086 --> 21:16:28,789
a very impressive
fellow all round.

4210
21:16:28,856 --> 21:16:29,923
It's no surprise a
woman like

4211
21:16:29,990 --> 21:16:31,124
Miss Beauvoir would notice.

4212
21:16:31,191 --> 21:16:32,860
(music resolves)

4213
21:16:33,193 --> 21:16:35,562
- We're coming out the end
of the war, so

4214
21:16:35,629 --> 21:16:37,965
minds have to turn to what
will be next

4215
21:16:38,031 --> 21:16:38,765
and start to think about,

4216
21:16:38,832 --> 21:16:39,967
well,
what's the future?

4217
21:16:40,033 --> 21:16:42,436
They're able to see that now
it's on the horizon.

4218
21:16:42,503 --> 21:16:46,139
- We spend our lives trying to
find our other half.

4219
21:16:46,206 --> 21:16:49,009
Even if one half dies,
we go off

4220
21:16:50,244 --> 21:16:51,845
trying to find another
that matches.

4221
21:16:51,912 --> 21:16:53,580
(gentle music)

4222
21:16:55,148 --> 21:16:56,083
- [Samuel]
I want love

4223
21:16:56,149 --> 21:16:57,484
for Siegfried,
and then he

4224
21:16:57,551 --> 21:16:59,820
might start to see what's
in front of him.

4225
21:16:59,887 --> 21:17:00,354
(satisfying thwack)

4226
21:17:00,420 --> 21:17:02,222
- Yeah!
(cheering)

4227
21:17:04,191 --> 21:17:06,360
- She's done it, she's got
it right there!

4228
21:17:06,426 --> 21:17:08,095
(Mrs. Hall laughing)
(continuing applause)

4229
21:17:08,161 --> 21:17:10,497
(dramatic music swells)

4230
21:17:13,634 --> 21:17:15,602
- [Rachel] I hope that
Helen and James

4231
21:17:15,669 --> 21:17:17,671
and the kids
get to have some fun.

4232
21:17:17,738 --> 21:17:19,973
It's been very serious in their
life for a long time.

4233
21:17:20,040 --> 21:17:22,442
I'd love to see them having
fun doing

4234
21:17:22,509 --> 21:17:23,644
sort of what James and
Helen do best,

4235
21:17:23,710 --> 21:17:25,112
but with these two
little people

4236
21:17:25,179 --> 21:17:26,613
in tow, that'd be great.

4237
21:17:26,680 --> 21:17:28,048
- You're not going to
fall in love

4238
21:17:28,115 --> 21:17:30,150
with some handsome London
hero soldier

4239
21:17:30,217 --> 21:17:31,285
and run away with him,
are you?

4240
21:17:31,351 --> 21:17:33,453
- I hadn't thought
about that.

4241
21:17:33,520 --> 21:17:34,354
But now you mention it.

4242
21:17:34,421 --> 21:17:35,122
- Careful!
(splashing)

4243
21:17:35,189 --> 21:17:35,689
No, stop it!

4244
21:17:35,756 --> 21:17:36,256
- Careful!

4245
21:17:36,323 --> 21:17:36,890
- [Helen]
Stop it!

4246
21:17:36,957 --> 21:17:38,892
I'm kidding, I'm kidding!

4247
21:17:38,959 --> 21:17:40,928
- I want everybody
to look forward

4248
21:17:40,994 --> 21:17:42,930
with the optimism
and the hope

4249
21:17:42,996 --> 21:17:45,399
that post-war Britain did
look forward in.

4250
21:17:45,465 --> 21:17:46,033
(distant fireworks)

4251
21:17:46,099 --> 21:17:47,668
- Ah, look at the colors!

4252
21:17:47,734 --> 21:17:48,669
(distant fireworks popping)

4253
21:17:48,735 --> 21:17:49,703
(James exhaling)

4254
21:17:49,770 --> 21:17:51,371
(uplifting music)
(fireworks in the distance)

4255
21:17:51,438 --> 21:17:52,172
- [Jimmy]
Do you think Rosie

4256
21:17:52,239 --> 21:17:54,641
stayed up to
watch these fireworks?

4257
21:17:54,708 --> 21:17:57,211
- [James]
Yeah, I hope so.

4258
21:17:57,277 --> 21:17:57,945
(music fades)

4259
21:17:58,011 --> 21:17:59,680
- [Anna]
There's also the joy

4260
21:17:59,746 --> 21:18:01,748
of having
everybody home,

4261
21:18:01,815 --> 21:18:02,883
so I think having
everybody around

4262
21:18:02,950 --> 21:18:04,418
the table will be good.

4263
21:18:04,484 --> 21:18:04,952
(Anna chuckles)

4264
21:18:05,018 --> 21:18:06,820
(dishes clinking)

4265
21:18:07,154 --> 21:18:08,088
- Ah, Mrs. H!

4266
21:18:08,155 --> 21:18:09,122
- All right, then.

4267
21:18:09,189 --> 21:18:11,091
- I want 12 peas, please.

4268
21:18:11,158 --> 21:18:11,859
(music sting)

4269
21:18:11,925 --> 21:18:13,060
(delightful theme music)

4270
21:18:13,126 --> 21:18:14,361
- [Narrator]
Thank you for joining us

4271
21:18:14,428 --> 21:18:15,362
for this comprehensive

4272
21:18:15,429 --> 21:18:17,030
look back at Season Six

4273
21:18:17,097 --> 21:18:19,032
of "All Creatures
Great and Small"

4274
21:18:19,099 --> 21:18:20,434
on MASTERPIECE.

4275
21:18:20,501 --> 21:18:22,436
We've explored the new faces,

4276
21:18:22,503 --> 21:18:23,403
new animals,

4277
21:18:23,470 --> 21:18:25,873
and new optimism of
postwar England

4278
21:18:25,939 --> 21:18:27,508
as the cast and
characters look

4279
21:18:27,574 --> 21:18:29,610
forward to what lies
ahead for them.

4280
21:18:29,676 --> 21:18:32,179
Until next time,
this has been

4281
21:18:32,246 --> 21:18:36,583
"All Creatures Great
and Small, Chapter Six."

4282
21:18:43,557 --> 21:18:44,591
studios of PBS Wisconsinhe

4283
21:18:44,658 --> 21:18:47,160
and Malcolm Brett. I hope

4284
21:18:47,227 --> 21:18:49,696
behind the scenes of one of

4285
21:18:50,063 --> 21:18:52,499
probably yours too, All

4286
21:18:52,566 --> 21:18:54,168
We're really happy to bel.

4287
21:18:54,234 --> 21:18:57,037
you. Actually, we're happy

4288
21:18:57,104 --> 21:18:59,439
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4289
21:19:00,073 --> 21:19:01,808
been serving Wisconsin fors

4290
21:19:01,875 --> 21:19:04,111
become part of the we've

4291
21:19:05,812 --> 21:19:08,382
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4292
21:19:09,449 --> 21:19:12,252
that surround Darrowby.ales

4293
21:19:14,888 --> 21:19:17,391
We're part of the community.

4294
21:19:17,457 --> 21:19:19,960
your life, and you're partf

4295
21:19:20,027 --> 21:19:22,362
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4296
21:19:22,930 --> 21:19:25,399
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4297
21:19:25,933 --> 21:19:28,435
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4298
21:19:28,502 --> 21:19:31,071
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4299
21:19:31,471 --> 21:19:33,774
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4300
21:19:33,841 --> 21:19:36,310
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4301
21:19:36,877 --> 21:19:39,446
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4302
21:19:40,080 --> 21:19:42,549
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4303
21:19:43,116 --> 21:19:45,285
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4304
21:19:45,352 --> 21:19:47,855
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4305
21:19:47,921 --> 21:19:50,524
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4306
21:19:50,591 --> 21:19:53,260
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4307
21:19:53,327 --> 21:19:55,896
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4308
21:19:56,864 --> 21:19:59,199
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4309
21:20:00,801 --> 21:20:03,003
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4310
21:20:03,070 --> 21:20:05,539
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4311
21:20:06,306 --> 21:20:08,642
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4312
21:20:09,910 --> 21:20:12,379
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4313
21:20:12,779 --> 21:20:15,215
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4314
21:20:15,282 --> 21:20:17,518
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4315
21:20:18,886 --> 21:20:21,121
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4316
21:20:21,188 --> 21:20:23,657
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4317
21:20:24,691 --> 21:20:27,194
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4318
21:20:27,261 --> 21:20:29,496
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4319
21:20:30,397 --> 21:20:32,866
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4320
21:20:34,134 --> 21:20:36,603
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4321
21:20:37,604 --> 21:20:39,840
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4322
21:20:41,909 --> 21:20:44,244
with all Creatures Great

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creatures and a few humans.

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have Siegfried, you've got

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James and you've got. Oh,

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right there. All of that,

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month. You get the season

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the book and the blanket.

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the satisfaction of knowing

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programing. So give us aty

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>> Hi folks, I'm Clint Walz,

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Wisconsin. And you know,

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special about All Creatures

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countryside, the animalse

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kind of in the middle of

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television that makes you

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we're here for, to provide

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can just get lost in. And

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tonight, is to invite youe

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supporter of PBS Wisconsin,

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possible. Right now, whenms

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1-800-236-3636, you can do

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a difference in people'skes

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here tonight. When you dore

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consider becoming aupport,

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you have an ongoing monthly

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of your checking account or

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single month. We can depend

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can depend on us to keep

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like All Creatures Greats

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>> Yes, there is a.

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about All Creatures is howe

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not what people get, butout

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Pumphrey turns her home

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hospital. Richard, Helen's

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daughter Helen to James and

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to go to London. And hees

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And he seems kind of rustic

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but really we see throughf,

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genuine, he's so able to so

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adjust to the change thatto

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many lessons and so many so

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Creatures. It's hard to

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one thing we know for sure

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Small is here on your TV

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Because PBS Wisconsinek.

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people like you andof

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well. It's essential to our

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these programs. We love

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love you being part of it,

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support. Please make your

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>> Well, season six is over.

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scenes till we wait forthe

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catch up or to relive ther

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Mrs. Hall returns, we haven

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with a thank you giftonth

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a two DVD set. If you wants

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happening in Darrowby, we

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Great and Small book by

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month, you have the option

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soft and silky blanket. And

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with the animals there.it's

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know, think about getting a

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renewing your membership,

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someone who you really,

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You can get the season two

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plus the blanket. Andk,

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membership you will get our

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importantly, so you know.

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and now we're going on tow

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find that on our airwaves

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become a supporter, this is

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your call 1-800-236-3636.

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all to make this great us

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all of our donors, peopleto

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month, $100 a month, maybe

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like to say thank you to

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supporters behind me.

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If donors who give $1,000

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director's circle, thoseour

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$2,500 or more are in our

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who are able to make a gift

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executive producers circle.

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thank you to those donors

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great programs possible. If

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our leadership circles, in

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us at 1-800-236-3636. Andct

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be happy to pass your named

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and we'd love to talk to

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make a real difference inn

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call us now at. So go ahead,

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>> Once Upon a Time TV

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story. Over the course of

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was the entire story, andow

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see a two part program, and

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hour it would say, to be

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had to be back for the next

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story of publict's the

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continued. We will continue.

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loss of literally millionse

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of federal funding, youss

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that we would continue, and

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little more, and a few more

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for the first time to gave

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continue. And we are so

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to be able to assure youn

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These great programs will

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they'll continue, as longng

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the programs you love. Make

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1-800-236-3636. Make a

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21:26:25,619 --> 21:26:28,288
process to be continued.his

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21:26:29,590 --> 21:26:31,925
your support. And we have

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gifts. When you call us, we

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you'd like the season six

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You can watch this at your

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at your convenience. Or it

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a gift to someone. We also

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the book All Creaturesevel,

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Herriot's first book in

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based on $20 a month. We

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white blanket with all soft

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on it, as well as the cute

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few humans stuck in there.

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got Tristan, we've gote've

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month. At $25 a month, ifa

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time payment of $300, you

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set, the wonderful book, as

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trying to make it easy for

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Great and small, but weres

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now would be a great time

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online at pbswisconsin.org

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(800) 236-3636.ll one

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become a member here at PBS

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easy to help build ourally

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21:27:50,604 --> 21:27:53,140
something so important can

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is so clear. When you make

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bring you another season

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21:28:00,514 --> 21:28:03,116
season. And whether youther

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for the great drama andust

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All Creatures Great andke

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in for our kids shows with

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or a sister or grandchild,

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you. And because of you,for

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21:28:18,799 --> 21:28:21,034
support we receive. We're

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opportunity to bring shows

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you. Keep this processto

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right now, won't you?pledge

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did it. Thanks very much.

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did it. Thanks very much.

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did it. Thanks very much.
This program was made possible

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21:29:10,217 --> 21:29:12,052
in part by contributions to your

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21:29:12,119 --> 21:29:13,220
PBS station from

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viewers like you.

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Thank you.

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