This is probably the first time I've ever rated a show 10 but there really is nothing I can find fault with with this series. It's delightful, well written, acted, directed, edited, costumed, propped, and set in beautiful countryside with wonderful animals. It's authentic to the period in every way and the characters and storyline develop from episode to episode. There are enough interesting plot points within each episode, you don't have to watch them in succession but, of course, since there's a progressive storyline it's best to do so.
A young vet leaves his family in Glasgow to join a practice in England and moves in with the owner, his younger brother and a housekeeper. She is the glue that holds them all together but the younger brother, Tristan, always feels he has to prove himself to his brother ... who is very critical of him but loves him like a son... but gradually he starts to get more confidence and his brother begins to loosen the reins and trusts him with more responsibilities. There are love interests developing as time goes on and all but the housekeeper are smitten. It's wholesome, uplifting entertainment and leaves me with a smile on my face eagerly awaiting the next episode to air.
A young vet leaves his family in Glasgow to join a practice in England and moves in with the owner, his younger brother and a housekeeper. She is the glue that holds them all together but the younger brother, Tristan, always feels he has to prove himself to his brother ... who is very critical of him but loves him like a son... but gradually he starts to get more confidence and his brother begins to loosen the reins and trusts him with more responsibilities. There are love interests developing as time goes on and all but the housekeeper are smitten. It's wholesome, uplifting entertainment and leaves me with a smile on my face eagerly awaiting the next episode to air.