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1 | 00:00:34,240 | 00:00:35,774 | Ah, good morning Mrs H. | Ah, good morning Mrs H. |
2 | 00:00:37,080 | 00:00:40,080 | Isn't it custom to get dressed in the morning? | Isn't it custom to get dressed in the morning? |
3 | 00:00:40,081 | 00:00:42,281 | I shall be retiring to my room. | I shall be retiring to my room. |
4 | 00:00:49,760 | 00:00:50,800 | Mrs Hall? | Mrs Hall? |
5 | 00:00:54,120 | 00:00:55,399 | Triss? Shh! | Triss? Shh! |
6 | 00:00:55,400 | 00:00:57,600 | Can't get the thing through the... | Can't get the thing through the... |
7 | 00:00:57,601 | 00:00:58,641 | Come here... | Come here... |
8 | 00:00:59,480 | 00:01:02,214 | Bloody cufflinks. Oh, come into the light. | Bloody cufflinks. Oh, come into the light. |
9 | 00:01:02,960 | 00:01:04,759 | Morning Siegfried. Morning. | Morning Siegfried. Morning. |
10 | 00:01:04,760 | 00:01:05,879 | New suit? | New suit? |
11 | 00:01:05,880 | 00:01:07,319 | What? Oh, yes. | What? Oh, yes. |
12 | 00:01:07,320 | 00:01:09,879 | I'm being put through my paces at Darrowby Racecourse. | I'm being put through my paces at Darrowby Racecourse. |
13 | 00:01:09,880 | 00:01:12,239 | The attending vet's retiring. | The attending vet's retiring. |
14 | 00:01:12,240 | 00:01:15,240 | It'll be quite the honour if he gets the role. | It'll be quite the honour if he gets the role. |
15 | 00:01:15,760 | 00:01:17,199 | It's no bloody good. | It's no bloody good. |
16 | 00:01:17,200 | 00:01:19,679 | There's another pair in my office. | There's another pair in my office. |
17 | 00:01:19,680 | 00:01:23,880 | He's wanted the job some time, it's made him a little emotional. | He's wanted the job some time, it's made him a little emotional. |
18 | 00:01:29,800 | 00:01:33,759 | Now, James, I'm hoping to be back for afternoon rounds, | Now, James, I'm hoping to be back for afternoon rounds, |
19 | 00:01:33,760 | 00:01:36,494 | but I need you to hold the fort till then. | but I need you to hold the fort till then. |
20 | 00:01:36,495 | 00:01:38,079 | Of course. | Of course. |
21 | 00:01:38,080 | 00:01:40,214 | Thank you! I won't let you down. | Thank you! I won't let you down. |
22 | 00:01:40,215 | 00:01:43,215 | Ah, many have said the same but few rise to... | Ah, many have said the same but few rise to... |
23 | 00:01:44,440 | 00:01:46,080 | We've been robbed! | We've been robbed! |
24 | 00:01:49,160 | 00:01:51,094 | This was full only last week. | This was full only last week. |
25 | 00:01:53,120 | 00:01:54,159 | What you doing? | What you doing? |
26 | 00:01:54,160 | 00:01:55,279 | I was, just... | I was, just... |
27 | 00:01:55,280 | 00:01:58,480 | Why aren't you dressed? It's nearly nine o'clock. | Why aren't you dressed? It's nearly nine o'clock. |
28 | 00:01:58,481 | 00:02:00,215 | Come and explain yourself. | Come and explain yourself. |
29 | 00:02:01,520 | 00:02:03,399 | Is that your doing? | Is that your doing? |
30 | 00:02:03,400 | 00:02:04,519 | I haven't touched it. | I haven't touched it. |
31 | 00:02:04,520 | 00:02:07,599 | I took the last of the petty cash for this week's shop. | I took the last of the petty cash for this week's shop. |
32 | 00:02:07,600 | 00:02:09,279 | How is it possible? | How is it possible? |
33 | 00:02:09,280 | 00:02:11,639 | We've worked harder than ever since James arrived. | We've worked harder than ever since James arrived. |
34 | 00:02:11,640 | 00:02:14,199 | More surgery time. Where's all the money from all that gone? | More surgery time. Where's all the money from all that gone? |
35 | 00:02:14,200 | 00:02:15,800 | Shall I call the police? | Shall I call the police? |
36 | 00:02:16,680 | 00:02:19,814 | Still in the farmer's pockets, I should imagine. | Still in the farmer's pockets, I should imagine. |
37 | 00:02:19,815 | 00:02:22,682 | When was the last time you chased the bills? | When was the last time you chased the bills? |
38 | 00:02:22,683 | 00:02:24,283 | You. Me? | You. Me? |
39 | 00:02:27,440 | 00:02:28,560 | It's market day. | It's market day. |
40 | 00:02:29,960 | 00:02:32,761 | Time to earn your keep like the rest of us. | Time to earn your keep like the rest of us. |
41 | 00:02:33,000 | 00:02:34,067 | Good luck today. | Good luck today. |
42 | 00:02:40,120 | 00:02:41,160 | Hold on. | Hold on. |
43 | 00:02:45,120 | 00:02:46,160 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
44 | 00:02:47,760 | 00:02:50,160 | I'll keep an eye on Tristan for you. | I'll keep an eye on Tristan for you. |
45 | 00:02:50,161 | 00:02:51,399 | Yes, do. | Yes, do. |
46 | 00:02:51,400 | 00:02:52,439 | Remember. | Remember. |
47 | 00:02:52,440 | 00:02:54,507 | Spare the rod. Spoil the child. | Spare the rod. Spoil the child. |
48 | 00:03:13,600 | 00:03:15,134 | You'll have to go back. | You'll have to go back. |
49 | 00:03:16,200 | 00:03:18,079 | Go back! Oh, OK. | Go back! Oh, OK. |
50 | 00:03:18,080 | 00:03:19,614 | Thank you. Much obliged. | Thank you. Much obliged. |
51 | 00:03:20,960 | 00:03:22,560 | Put it in reverse and... | Put it in reverse and... |
52 | 00:03:23,960 | 00:03:25,294 | Oh, for Pete's sake. | Oh, for Pete's sake. |
53 | 00:03:34,560 | 00:03:35,600 | Well, what... | Well, what... |
54 | 00:03:46,080 | 00:03:47,880 | I thought I was going back? | I thought I was going back? |
55 | 00:03:47,881 | 00:03:49,520 | I thought so too but... | I thought so too but... |
56 | 00:03:49,521 | 00:03:50,999 | Never mind. | Never mind. |
57 | 00:03:51,000 | 00:03:52,040 | Well, hold on. | Well, hold on. |
58 | 00:04:10,400 | 00:04:13,599 | You're Siegfried's chap, aren't you? Harris! | You're Siegfried's chap, aren't you? Harris! |
59 | 00:04:13,600 | 00:04:15,159 | Herriot. Ah, that's it. | Herriot. Ah, that's it. |
60 | 00:04:15,160 | 00:04:17,359 | Yes, I do apologise. | Yes, I do apologise. |
61 | 00:04:17,360 | 00:04:19,199 | Have a good day. | Have a good day. |
62 | 00:04:19,200 | 00:04:20,240 | You too. | You too. |
63 | 00:04:55,040 | 00:04:56,080 | Farnon. | Farnon. |
64 | 00:04:59,360 | 00:05:00,400 | General Ransom. | General Ransom. |
65 | 00:05:06,080 | 00:05:08,479 | Hello, I didn't expecting to see you today. | Hello, I didn't expecting to see you today. |
66 | 00:05:08,480 | 00:05:10,199 | I thought you'd be with Andante. | I thought you'd be with Andante. |
67 | 00:05:10,200 | 00:05:12,759 | Soames is bringing him down later. How's he looking for tomorrow? | Soames is bringing him down later. How's he looking for tomorrow? |
68 | 00:05:12,760 | 00:05:15,160 | Well, I err, I'd put a fiver on him. | Well, I err, I'd put a fiver on him. |
69 | 00:05:15,440 | 00:05:17,679 | Which other breeders do you work with, Farnon? | Which other breeders do you work with, Farnon? |
70 | 00:05:17,680 | 00:05:20,959 | Well, virtually all my clients have horses that need attending to. | Well, virtually all my clients have horses that need attending to. |
71 | 00:05:20,960 | 00:05:22,599 | Racehorses? | Racehorses? |
72 | 00:05:22,600 | 00:05:24,320 | Well, just Hugh, really. | Well, just Hugh, really. |
73 | 00:05:25,880 | 00:05:29,759 | We were hoping for someone with a pertinent experience. | We were hoping for someone with a pertinent experience. |
74 | 00:05:29,760 | 00:05:32,519 | There's quite a bit of difference between a cart horse | There's quite a bit of difference between a cart horse |
75 | 00:05:32,520 | 00:05:33,839 | and a thoroughbred. | and a thoroughbred. |
76 | 00:05:33,840 | 00:05:35,199 | Not anatomically speaking. | Not anatomically speaking. |
77 | 00:05:35,200 | 00:05:36,879 | A horse is always a horse... | A horse is always a horse... |
78 | 00:05:36,880 | 00:05:38,919 | My father wouldn't have had any other vet | My father wouldn't have had any other vet |
79 | 00:05:38,920 | 00:05:40,854 | but Siegfried in his stables. | but Siegfried in his stables. |
80 | 00:05:40,855 | 00:05:42,722 | A good man. Loved his horses. | A good man. Loved his horses. |
81 | 00:05:46,680 | 00:05:48,479 | There's a horse down. | There's a horse down. |
82 | 00:05:48,480 | 00:05:51,281 | Time to show us what you're made of Farnon. | Time to show us what you're made of Farnon. |
83 | 00:05:55,520 | 00:05:56,759 | Mrs Calvert? | Mrs Calvert? |
84 | 00:05:56,760 | 00:05:58,199 | Hello, hello, hello. | Hello, hello, hello. |
85 | 00:05:58,200 | 00:06:01,280 | What's this? We've got the new chap, today? | What's this? We've got the new chap, today? |
86 | 00:06:03,240 | 00:06:06,374 | I've been at the practise for a while, actually. | I've been at the practise for a while, actually. |
87 | 00:06:06,375 | 00:06:10,279 | Oh, ain't he got a nice smile. | Oh, ain't he got a nice smile. |
88 | 00:06:10,280 | 00:06:12,800 | He's a real happy Harry, this one. | He's a real happy Harry, this one. |
89 | 00:06:26,320 | 00:06:27,480 | 106. | 106. |
90 | 00:06:27,560 | 00:06:29,427 | That don't sound too clever. | That don't sound too clever. |
91 | 00:06:35,560 | 00:06:37,160 | Going like the clappers. | Going like the clappers. |
92 | 00:06:40,200 | 00:06:42,079 | What's she been doing these last few days? | What's she been doing these last few days? |
93 | 00:06:42,080 | 00:06:45,879 | She was out in the field, chasing round after the dog. | She was out in the field, chasing round after the dog. |
94 | 00:06:45,880 | 00:06:48,319 | It were roasting yesterday. | It were roasting yesterday. |
95 | 00:06:48,320 | 00:06:49,940 | Well, there's your problem. | Well, there's your problem. |
96 | 00:06:49,942 | 00:06:50,740 | Hmm? | Hmm? |
97 | 00:06:50,742 | 00:06:52,399 | She's got heat exhaustion. | She's got heat exhaustion. |
98 | 00:06:52,400 | 00:06:54,000 | Well, what's to be done? | Well, what's to be done? |
99 | 00:06:54,001 | 00:06:56,802 | Let's start with a couple buckets of water. | Let's start with a couple buckets of water. |
100 | 00:06:57,040 | 00:06:58,240 | Quick as you like. | Quick as you like. |
101 | 00:07:03,960 | 00:07:05,361 | Would you mind, Hugh? | Would you mind, Hugh? |
102 | 00:07:09,720 | 00:07:11,480 | What's up with you, fella? | What's up with you, fella? |
103 | 00:07:13,000 | 00:07:15,334 | Done yourself a mischief, have you? | Done yourself a mischief, have you? |
104 | 00:07:16,840 | 00:07:18,907 | Keep back, please. Give me room. | Keep back, please. Give me room. |
105 | 00:07:26,520 | 00:07:28,559 | No sign of sprain or fracture. | No sign of sprain or fracture. |
106 | 00:07:28,560 | 00:07:30,560 | Then why is he not getting up? | Then why is he not getting up? |
107 | 00:07:42,760 | 00:07:44,719 | There it is. There's no nystagmus. | There it is. There's no nystagmus. |
108 | 00:07:44,720 | 00:07:47,199 | But that doesn't mean he didn't hit his head on the way down. | But that doesn't mean he didn't hit his head on the way down. |
109 | 00:07:47,200 | 00:07:50,039 | What we need is to get him up and walking. | What we need is to get him up and walking. |
110 | 00:07:50,040 | 00:07:51,240 | Sooner the better. | Sooner the better. |
111 | 00:07:52,320 | 00:07:54,387 | Gentlemen, I'll need your help. | Gentlemen, I'll need your help. |
112 | 00:07:56,480 | 00:07:57,719 | Come on, boy. | Come on, boy. |
113 | 00:07:57,720 | 00:07:58,999 | Up we go. | Up we go. |
114 | 00:07:59,000 | 00:08:00,959 | Come on, boy. Come on. | Come on, boy. Come on. |
115 | 00:08:00,960 | 00:08:03,120 | Up we go. Come on. | Up we go. Come on. |
116 | 00:08:04,120 | 00:08:06,120 | He's not having it, Siegfried. | He's not having it, Siegfried. |
117 | 00:08:06,121 | 00:08:07,279 | Right. | Right. |
118 | 00:08:07,280 | 00:08:10,480 | I think he's probably still winded from the fall. | I think he's probably still winded from the fall. |
119 | 00:08:10,481 | 00:08:14,159 | Let's just, um, let's just take a moment. | Let's just, um, let's just take a moment. |
120 | 00:08:14,160 | 00:08:15,679 | Shouldn't you be doing something? | Shouldn't you be doing something? |
121 | 00:08:15,680 | 00:08:17,814 | Nature takes the time she needs. | Nature takes the time she needs. |
122 | 00:08:17,815 | 00:08:18,439 | God. | God. |
123 | 00:08:18,440 | 00:08:20,799 | Bring the tractor, we're going to have to winch him off. | Bring the tractor, we're going to have to winch him off. |
124 | 00:08:20,800 | 00:08:22,759 | I can't let you to do that. Excuse me? | I can't let you to do that. Excuse me? |
125 | 00:08:22,760 | 00:08:25,294 | Nobody is winching this horse anywhere. | Nobody is winching this horse anywhere. |
126 | 00:08:25,295 | 00:08:27,095 | It's cruel and unnecessary. | It's cruel and unnecessary. |
127 | 00:08:30,640 | 00:08:34,974 | Yes, you've given yourself a fright, haven't you? But you're fine. | Yes, you've given yourself a fright, haven't you? But you're fine. |
128 | 00:08:35,400 | 00:08:37,734 | Get some more air in to your lungs. | Get some more air in to your lungs. |
129 | 00:08:38,200 | 00:08:39,867 | Happy to have another go? | Happy to have another go? |
130 | 00:08:46,040 | 00:08:47,279 | Come on then. | Come on then. |
131 | 00:08:47,280 | 00:08:48,759 | Up and at 'em. | Up and at 'em. |
132 | 00:08:48,760 | 00:08:50,439 | That's the one. | That's the one. |
133 | 00:08:50,440 | 00:08:52,707 | Let's be having you, there we are. | Let's be having you, there we are. |
134 | 00:08:53,560 | 00:08:54,919 | Well done. | Well done. |
135 | 00:08:54,920 | 00:08:55,960 | Walk on. | Walk on. |
136 | 00:09:01,280 | 00:09:04,039 | I'm not used to being spoken to in that manner. | I'm not used to being spoken to in that manner. |
137 | 00:09:04,040 | 00:09:07,774 | And I'm not used to putting personal niceties before good | And I'm not used to putting personal niceties before good |
138 | 00:09:07,775 | 00:09:09,935 | professional practice, sir. | professional practice, sir. |
139 | 00:09:30,279 | 00:09:32,558 | A shilling and two pence, please. | A shilling and two pence, please. |
140 | 00:09:32,559 | 00:09:33,599 | Good boy. | Good boy. |
141 | 00:09:37,039 | 00:09:38,079 | Keep it up. | Keep it up. |
142 | 00:09:40,039 | 00:09:42,173 | Ah, Mr Dinsdale - how fortuitous! | Ah, Mr Dinsdale - how fortuitous! |
143 | 00:09:43,279 | 00:09:47,413 | Erm, oh, my you have let it build up, one pound and threepence. | Erm, oh, my you have let it build up, one pound and threepence. |
144 | 00:09:47,414 | 00:09:49,481 | Oh, I don't have any on me now. | Oh, I don't have any on me now. |
145 | 00:09:49,839 | 00:09:51,278 | And yet here you are. | And yet here you are. |
146 | 00:09:51,279 | 00:09:52,358 | Buying things. | Buying things. |
147 | 00:09:52,359 | 00:09:54,293 | With money one would presume? | With money one would presume? |
148 | 00:09:54,294 | 00:09:57,198 | Well, mother gives me money for vegetables. | Well, mother gives me money for vegetables. |
149 | 00:09:57,199 | 00:09:59,466 | Not a penny more not a penny less. | Not a penny more not a penny less. |
150 | 00:10:00,959 | 00:10:02,198 | If it's threepence a hen, | If it's threepence a hen, |
151 | 00:10:02,199 | 00:10:05,798 | how about I put a shilling in your pocket and take six off your hands? | how about I put a shilling in your pocket and take six off your hands? |
152 | 00:10:05,799 | 00:10:07,998 | Jenny what do you think you're playing at? | Jenny what do you think you're playing at? |
153 | 00:10:07,999 | 00:10:09,038 | Buying hens! | Buying hens! |
154 | 00:10:09,039 | 00:10:10,398 | Sorry. | Sorry. |
155 | 00:10:10,399 | 00:10:13,158 | Ah, the delightful Miss Alderson. | Ah, the delightful Miss Alderson. |
156 | 00:10:13,159 | 00:10:14,759 | Yes, Triss, what, is it? | Yes, Triss, what, is it? |
157 | 00:10:15,959 | 00:10:18,119 | Um, nothing it can wait. | Um, nothing it can wait. |
158 | 00:10:19,759 | 00:10:22,038 | But them were good hens. Old man Cocker says so. | But them were good hens. Old man Cocker says so. |
159 | 00:10:22,039 | 00:10:24,906 | Oh, if old man Cocker says so. They must be. | Oh, if old man Cocker says so. They must be. |
160 | 00:10:24,907 | 00:10:27,174 | You don't trust me to do anything. | You don't trust me to do anything. |
161 | 00:10:27,999 | 00:10:29,066 | I've been there. | I've been there. |
162 | 00:10:30,039 | 00:10:32,639 | The shouting, the tantrums. | The shouting, the tantrums. |
163 | 00:10:33,839 | 00:10:35,506 | Your Edward was the same? | Your Edward was the same? |
164 | 00:10:36,119 | 00:10:38,719 | He was but I were thinking more of... | He was but I were thinking more of... |
165 | 00:10:40,119 | 00:10:41,159 | Mr Farnon? | Mr Farnon? |
166 | 00:10:41,879 | 00:10:43,238 | Never mind. | Never mind. |
167 | 00:10:43,239 | 00:10:46,198 | I just want her to know there's more to life than being a farmer. | I just want her to know there's more to life than being a farmer. |
168 | 00:10:46,199 | 00:10:48,399 | How you have no time to yourself. | How you have no time to yourself. |
169 | 00:10:50,559 | 00:10:52,693 | Want me to take her for the day? | Want me to take her for the day? |
170 | 00:10:53,559 | 00:10:55,159 | It wouldn't put you out? | It wouldn't put you out? |
171 | 00:10:55,719 | 00:10:57,078 | Not a bit of it. | Not a bit of it. |
172 | 00:10:57,079 | 00:10:58,198 | Have a break. | Have a break. |
173 | 00:10:58,199 | 00:10:59,239 | You deserve it. | You deserve it. |
174 | 00:11:11,239 | 00:11:12,319 | Cheeky beggar. | Cheeky beggar. |
175 | 00:11:18,519 | 00:11:21,053 | Pint of best when you're ready, Maggie. | Pint of best when you're ready, Maggie. |
176 | 00:11:21,054 | 00:11:22,121 | Coming right up. | Coming right up. |
177 | 00:11:23,119 | 00:11:24,186 | Ah, Mr Dinsdale. | Ah, Mr Dinsdale. |
178 | 00:11:24,599 | 00:11:27,066 | That's a healthy wedge you have there. | That's a healthy wedge you have there. |
179 | 00:11:27,519 | 00:11:28,878 | More flush than I thought. | More flush than I thought. |
180 | 00:11:28,879 | 00:11:29,998 | So it seems. | So it seems. |
181 | 00:11:29,999 | 00:11:32,933 | Don't expect him to buy a round though chaps, | Don't expect him to buy a round though chaps, |
182 | 00:11:32,934 | 00:11:36,134 | not without the say so of his good lady wife, eh? | not without the say so of his good lady wife, eh? |
183 | 00:11:43,159 | 00:11:47,493 | If you're doing business in here, least you can do is buy a drink. | If you're doing business in here, least you can do is buy a drink. |
184 | 00:11:47,494 | 00:11:49,038 | Hello, you're new. | Hello, you're new. |
185 | 00:11:49,039 | 00:11:50,558 | What'll it be? | What'll it be? |
186 | 00:11:50,559 | 00:11:51,826 | I shouldn't really. | I shouldn't really. |
187 | 00:11:54,079 | 00:11:57,719 | Drink leads to loose tongues and even looser wallets. | Drink leads to loose tongues and even looser wallets. |
188 | 00:11:58,919 | 00:12:03,520 | You want people to part with their money, this is no bad place for it. | You want people to part with their money, this is no bad place for it. |
189 | 00:12:05,519 | 00:12:07,839 | But you got to buy a drink first. | But you got to buy a drink first. |
190 | 00:12:10,839 | 00:12:12,973 | Did you write all these recipes? | Did you write all these recipes? |
191 | 00:12:13,719 | 00:12:14,919 | And my mother. | And my mother. |
192 | 00:12:16,519 | 00:12:18,253 | And her mother before her. | And her mother before her. |
193 | 00:12:19,479 | 00:12:21,758 | All our family secrets. | All our family secrets. |
194 | 00:12:21,759 | 00:12:23,958 | My sister does most of the baking at home. | My sister does most of the baking at home. |
195 | 00:12:23,959 | 00:12:26,959 | That's because it's her job to look after you. | That's because it's her job to look after you. |
196 | 00:12:26,960 | 00:12:28,760 | I don't need looking after. | I don't need looking after. |
197 | 00:12:29,719 | 00:12:32,453 | We were born to the land to work the land. | We were born to the land to work the land. |
198 | 00:12:35,999 | 00:12:38,866 | Is that something you've heard your dad say? | Is that something you've heard your dad say? |
199 | 00:12:40,679 | 00:12:42,839 | PHONE RINGING | PHONE RINGING |
200 | 00:12:49,039 | 00:12:51,639 | Hugh Hulton's estate, right. | Hugh Hulton's estate, right. |
201 | 00:12:52,759 | 00:12:55,693 | I'll get someone up to you as quick as I can. | I'll get someone up to you as quick as I can. |
202 | 00:12:55,694 | 00:12:57,094 | Bye... THEY HANG UP | Bye... THEY HANG UP |
203 | 00:12:58,839 | 00:13:01,918 | And how did you know what was wrong? Were you guessing? | And how did you know what was wrong? Were you guessing? |
204 | 00:13:01,919 | 00:13:03,358 | Oh, no, we're professional vets. | Oh, no, we're professional vets. |
205 | 00:13:03,359 | 00:13:04,598 | We never guess. | We never guess. |
206 | 00:13:04,599 | 00:13:08,518 | First I took her heart rate, and then I checked her temperature. | First I took her heart rate, and then I checked her temperature. |
207 | 00:13:08,519 | 00:13:11,678 | That along with the clinical history meant there was only one | That along with the clinical history meant there was only one |
208 | 00:13:11,679 | 00:13:13,318 | possible diagnosis. | possible diagnosis. |
209 | 00:13:13,319 | 00:13:14,958 | He's a clever clogs, isn't he? | He's a clever clogs, isn't he? |
210 | 00:13:14,959 | 00:13:17,626 | James has been seeing to a sunburnt calf. | James has been seeing to a sunburnt calf. |
211 | 00:13:17,627 | 00:13:18,878 | Heat exhaustion. | Heat exhaustion. |
212 | 00:13:18,879 | 00:13:20,798 | We just had a call from Hulton Manor. | We just had a call from Hulton Manor. |
213 | 00:13:20,799 | 00:13:22,198 | Horse with colic. | Horse with colic. |
214 | 00:13:22,199 | 00:13:23,598 | That's Hugh's house. | That's Hugh's house. |
215 | 00:13:23,599 | 00:13:25,078 | Can I go with him, Auntie Audrey? | Can I go with him, Auntie Audrey? |
216 | 00:13:25,079 | 00:13:28,398 | No your sister will be back soon, she'll wonder where you got to. | No your sister will be back soon, she'll wonder where you got to. |
217 | 00:13:28,399 | 00:13:29,558 | Maybe next time. | Maybe next time. |
218 | 00:13:29,559 | 00:13:30,599 | Uh. | Uh. |
219 | 00:13:32,999 | 00:13:35,333 | How about we finish off them faces? | How about we finish off them faces? |
220 | 00:13:35,799 | 00:13:39,318 | Oh, dear, he's a one grumpy one isn't he? | Oh, dear, he's a one grumpy one isn't he? |
221 | 00:13:39,319 | 00:13:40,359 | It's our Helen. | It's our Helen. |
222 | 00:13:44,239 | 00:13:46,798 | So young Farnon here says, 'Where'd you want a six, | So young Farnon here says, 'Where'd you want a six, |
223 | 00:13:46,799 | 00:13:48,466 | in the bloody bus depot?' | in the bloody bus depot?' |
224 | 00:13:48,467 | 00:13:50,278 | LAUGHTER | LAUGHTER |
225 | 00:13:50,279 | 00:13:51,678 | You're a good lad. | You're a good lad. |
226 | 00:13:51,679 | 00:13:54,946 | Oh, yes, honestly, Mr Lunn, that's why it pains me | Oh, yes, honestly, Mr Lunn, that's why it pains me |
227 | 00:13:55,119 | 00:13:57,479 | so to turn to matters more serious. | so to turn to matters more serious. |
228 | 00:13:59,999 | 00:14:01,398 | Don't you worry. | Don't you worry. |
229 | 00:14:01,399 | 00:14:03,318 | You tell me how much it is? | You tell me how much it is? |
230 | 00:14:03,319 | 00:14:04,359 | Here, Mags. | Here, Mags. |
231 | 00:14:05,519 | 00:14:07,838 | Darrowby Classic, 12:30 tomorrow. | Darrowby Classic, 12:30 tomorrow. |
232 | 00:14:07,839 | 00:14:08,879 | Andante to win. | Andante to win. |
233 | 00:14:23,239 | 00:14:25,478 | You're a dark horse, aren't you? | You're a dark horse, aren't you? |
234 | 00:14:25,479 | 00:14:27,398 | Birds of a feather. | Birds of a feather. |
235 | 00:14:27,399 | 00:14:28,918 | You staying for another? | You staying for another? |
236 | 00:14:28,919 | 00:14:30,198 | Don't mind if I do. | Don't mind if I do. |
237 | 00:14:30,199 | 00:14:31,866 | Is he paying for a drink? | Is he paying for a drink? |
238 | 00:14:31,867 | 00:14:36,838 | Lads, Tristan Farnon he's buying himself his own pint! | Lads, Tristan Farnon he's buying himself his own pint! |
239 | 00:14:36,839 | 00:14:38,398 | It's a miracle. | It's a miracle. |
240 | 00:14:38,399 | 00:14:40,333 | Now, now I always pay my way. | Now, now I always pay my way. |
241 | 00:14:40,334 | 00:14:42,934 | In fact, Henry, why don't I get you one. | In fact, Henry, why don't I get you one. |
242 | 00:14:44,039 | 00:14:45,758 | Well, that's dreadful decent of you. | Well, that's dreadful decent of you. |
243 | 00:14:45,759 | 00:14:47,918 | How about one for everybody? | How about one for everybody? |
244 | 00:14:47,919 | 00:14:49,386 | How every kind of you. | How every kind of you. |
245 | 00:15:06,519 | 00:15:08,519 | Mr Soames? James Herriott... | Mr Soames? James Herriott... |
246 | 00:15:18,051 | 00:15:19,318 | HORSE NEIGHS LOUDLY | HORSE NEIGHS LOUDLY |
247 | 00:15:19,319 | 00:15:20,638 | How long's he been like this? | How long's he been like this? |
248 | 00:15:20,639 | 00:15:22,238 | Since this morning. | Since this morning. |
249 | 00:15:22,239 | 00:15:25,639 | Just give him a shot of arecoline, that'll sort him. | Just give him a shot of arecoline, that'll sort him. |
250 | 00:15:30,039 | 00:15:31,958 | HORSE NEIGHS LOUDLY | HORSE NEIGHS LOUDLY |
251 | 00:15:31,959 | 00:15:33,198 | This is no ordinary colic. | This is no ordinary colic. |
252 | 00:15:33,199 | 00:15:35,038 | What the hell is it then? | What the hell is it then? |
253 | 00:15:35,039 | 00:15:37,958 | I won't know for sure until I've given him an examination. | I won't know for sure until I've given him an examination. |
254 | 00:15:37,959 | 00:15:41,118 | I've been running stables here since you were in short trousers. | I've been running stables here since you were in short trousers. |
255 | 00:15:41,119 | 00:15:44,318 | I know what colic looks like. | I know what colic looks like. |
256 | 00:15:44,319 | 00:15:48,186 | Look, he's due at the racecourse to settle in for tomorrow. | Look, he's due at the racecourse to settle in for tomorrow. |
257 | 00:15:52,399 | 00:15:54,398 | I'll need soap and water. What the devil for? | I'll need soap and water. What the devil for? |
258 | 00:15:54,399 | 00:15:56,238 | You've done nowt and now you want a wash? | You've done nowt and now you want a wash? |
259 | 00:15:56,239 | 00:15:58,973 | Get a head collar on so I can examine him. | Get a head collar on so I can examine him. |
260 | 00:15:58,974 | 00:16:00,014 | Now, please. | Now, please. |
261 | 00:16:06,119 | 00:16:08,278 | Steady, boy. I know. | Steady, boy. I know. |
262 | 00:16:08,279 | 00:16:09,279 | I know. | I know. |
263 | 00:16:20,919 | 00:16:22,679 | Oh, you poor thing. | Oh, you poor thing. |
264 | 00:16:33,159 | 00:16:34,838 | Well, then? Spit it out. | Well, then? Spit it out. |
265 | 00:16:34,839 | 00:16:36,373 | It's no ordinary colic. | It's no ordinary colic. |
266 | 00:16:37,439 | 00:16:38,838 | What is it then? | What is it then? |
267 | 00:16:38,839 | 00:16:42,973 | I'm really sorry to say it's a torsion of the bowel, Mr Soames. | I'm really sorry to say it's a torsion of the bowel, Mr Soames. |
268 | 00:16:42,974 | 00:16:44,241 | He's got a torsion? | He's got a torsion? |
269 | 00:16:44,879 | 00:16:46,879 | What're you gonna do about it? | What're you gonna do about it? |
270 | 00:16:47,959 | 00:16:49,626 | Well, the bowel's twisted | Well, the bowel's twisted |
271 | 00:16:49,627 | 00:16:53,494 | so badly that the circulation's been cut off for some time. | so badly that the circulation's been cut off for some time. |
272 | 00:16:54,799 | 00:16:56,158 | The tissue's died. | The tissue's died. |
273 | 00:16:56,159 | 00:16:59,026 | Toxins are already building up in the blood. | Toxins are already building up in the blood. |
274 | 00:16:59,479 | 00:17:01,879 | There's nothing more that we can do. | There's nothing more that we can do. |
275 | 00:17:01,880 | 00:17:04,280 | I'm sorry but it's already too late. | I'm sorry but it's already too late. |
276 | 00:17:04,281 | 00:17:05,481 | Too late for what? | Too late for what? |
277 | 00:17:08,799 | 00:17:10,133 | This horse will die. | This horse will die. |
278 | 00:17:12,239 | 00:17:14,558 | The only thing we can do is end his life as quickly | The only thing we can do is end his life as quickly |
279 | 00:17:14,559 | 00:17:17,226 | and painlessly as possible. Put him down? | and painlessly as possible. Put him down? |
280 | 00:17:17,759 | 00:17:19,958 | Do you have you any idea how much this horse is worth? | Do you have you any idea how much this horse is worth? |
281 | 00:17:19,959 | 00:17:21,878 | It doesn't make the blindest bit of difference. | It doesn't make the blindest bit of difference. |
282 | 00:17:21,879 | 00:17:25,013 | He's in agony, the sooner we proceed the better. | He's in agony, the sooner we proceed the better. |
283 | 00:17:25,014 | 00:17:26,614 | I want a second opinion. | I want a second opinion. |
284 | 00:17:27,439 | 00:17:29,838 | I want Siegfried Farnon up here. | I want Siegfried Farnon up here. |
285 | 00:17:29,839 | 00:17:31,439 | Mr Hulton swears by him. | Mr Hulton swears by him. |
286 | 00:17:32,479 | 00:17:36,319 | Now come on lad, you don't want this on your shoulders. | Now come on lad, you don't want this on your shoulders. |
287 | 00:17:39,879 | 00:17:43,146 | Born to jump. Show him a fence and he'd have a go. | Born to jump. Show him a fence and he'd have a go. |
288 | 00:17:44,199 | 00:17:46,958 | I went up one morning, and he'd dragged his feeding | I went up one morning, and he'd dragged his feeding |
289 | 00:17:46,959 | 00:17:51,093 | trough into the middle of the paddock just so he could jump it. | trough into the middle of the paddock just so he could jump it. |
290 | 00:17:51,094 | 00:17:52,694 | Happy as Larry, he was. | Happy as Larry, he was. |
291 | 00:17:53,839 | 00:17:54,919 | WHISPERING | WHISPERING |
292 | 00:17:57,759 | 00:17:59,758 | I'm afraid you'll have to excuse me, gentlemen. | I'm afraid you'll have to excuse me, gentlemen. |
293 | 00:17:59,759 | 00:18:02,626 | Andante should've arrived by now. Of course. | Andante should've arrived by now. Of course. |
294 | 00:18:02,627 | 00:18:03,667 | General. | General. |
295 | 00:18:05,039 | 00:18:06,438 | Could be a big day for Hulton | Could be a big day for Hulton |
296 | 00:18:06,439 | 00:18:08,798 | if that horse of his lives up to his promise. | if that horse of his lives up to his promise. |
297 | 00:18:08,799 | 00:18:11,558 | It would be good to have a winner from a local stable. | It would be good to have a winner from a local stable. |
298 | 00:18:11,559 | 00:18:13,598 | A particular source of pride for me personally. | A particular source of pride for me personally. |
299 | 00:18:13,599 | 00:18:14,638 | Why's that? | Why's that? |
300 | 00:18:14,639 | 00:18:17,238 | I've known Andante since he was a foal. | I've known Andante since he was a foal. |
301 | 00:18:17,239 | 00:18:20,239 | You're more of a farm vet aren't you? | You're more of a farm vet aren't you? |
302 | 00:18:21,707 | 00:18:23,394 | I've built a strong practice. | I've built a strong practice. |
303 | 00:18:23,396 | 00:18:24,598 | Is that so? | Is that so? |
304 | 00:18:24,599 | 00:18:26,638 | I've taken on an excellent young vet. | I've taken on an excellent young vet. |
305 | 00:18:26,639 | 00:18:28,906 | And my brother's about to qualify. | And my brother's about to qualify. |
306 | 00:18:28,907 | 00:18:29,947 | I hope. | I hope. |
307 | 00:18:30,959 | 00:18:33,493 | But horses have always been my passion. | But horses have always been my passion. |
308 | 00:18:33,494 | 00:18:34,534 | Really? | Really? |
309 | 00:18:35,799 | 00:18:37,958 | Belgium, 1917. | Belgium, 1917. |
310 | 00:18:37,959 | 00:18:39,426 | Army Veterinary Corps. | Army Veterinary Corps. |
311 | 00:18:40,679 | 00:18:42,399 | Ypres? In the main. | Ypres? In the main. |
312 | 00:18:44,799 | 00:18:46,933 | The bravery of men who fought... | The bravery of men who fought... |
313 | 00:18:47,759 | 00:18:52,226 | ..matched only by the bravery of the horses that carried them there. | ..matched only by the bravery of the horses that carried them there. |
314 | 00:18:52,999 | 00:18:55,399 | The things those poor souls endured. | The things those poor souls endured. |
315 | 00:18:58,159 | 00:19:00,226 | And then we shot a lot of them. | And then we shot a lot of them. |
316 | 00:19:00,839 | 00:19:04,039 | Cheaper than bringing them home on boats you see. | Cheaper than bringing them home on boats you see. |
317 | 00:19:06,399 | 00:19:08,533 | If I can help a horse in pain... | If I can help a horse in pain... |
318 | 00:19:09,799 | 00:19:13,066 | ..I feel in some way I'm repaying a debt of sorts. | ..I feel in some way I'm repaying a debt of sorts. |
319 | 00:19:15,079 | 00:19:16,359 | There you have it. | There you have it. |
320 | 00:19:17,999 | 00:19:20,666 | We're trying out another fellow tomorrow. | We're trying out another fellow tomorrow. |
321 | 00:19:20,667 | 00:19:23,134 | I'm very grateful for the opportunity. | I'm very grateful for the opportunity. |
322 | 00:19:25,079 | 00:19:28,399 | If I offended you earlier, it was only that... | If I offended you earlier, it was only that... |
323 | 00:19:30,039 | 00:19:32,573 | ..for me the animal always comes first. | ..for me the animal always comes first. |
324 | 00:19:33,399 | 00:19:34,878 | Above all things. | Above all things. |
325 | 00:19:34,879 | 00:19:35,919 | As it should. | As it should. |
326 | 00:19:38,799 | 00:19:41,199 | Come to the course tomorrow evening. | Come to the course tomorrow evening. |
327 | 00:19:41,200 | 00:19:43,667 | I hope to have some good news for you. | I hope to have some good news for you. |
328 | 00:19:52,319 | 00:19:55,786 | I've called, but Siegfried's already left the course. | I've called, but Siegfried's already left the course. |
329 | 00:19:57,519 | 00:19:59,853 | He's going mad with the pain of it. | He's going mad with the pain of it. |
330 | 00:20:00,759 | 00:20:02,758 | I can't let this go on. Oh, now just hold on... | I can't let this go on. Oh, now just hold on... |
331 | 00:20:02,759 | 00:20:05,638 | Maybe if you'd called me up sooner, this might've been avoided. | Maybe if you'd called me up sooner, this might've been avoided. |
332 | 00:20:05,639 | 00:20:07,518 | But not now. | But not now. |
333 | 00:20:07,519 | 00:20:09,758 | You might have failed in your duty of care to that animal | You might have failed in your duty of care to that animal |
334 | 00:20:09,759 | 00:20:11,893 | but there's no way I'm going to. | but there's no way I'm going to. |
335 | 00:20:26,759 | 00:20:27,826 | What's his name? | What's his name? |
336 | 00:20:29,159 | 00:20:30,439 | Andante. | Andante. |
337 | 00:20:57,159 | 00:20:58,199 | Hold him tight. | Hold him tight. |
338 | 00:20:59,999 | 00:21:01,159 | Steady, boy. | Steady, boy. |
339 | 00:21:03,559 | 00:21:05,119 | Shhh. | Shhh. |
340 | 00:21:06,799 | 00:21:08,533 | It's nearly over, Andante. | It's nearly over, Andante. |
341 | 00:21:19,399 | 00:21:20,679 | Good lad. | Good lad. |
342 | 00:21:22,839 | 00:21:23,879 | Good lad. | Good lad. |
343 | 00:21:25,479 | 00:21:27,679 | Mr Hulton. Why are you still here? | Mr Hulton. Why are you still here? |
344 | 00:21:36,079 | 00:21:38,346 | What do you mean? What's going on? | What do you mean? What's going on? |
345 | 00:21:38,347 | 00:21:39,558 | BANG | BANG |
346 | 00:21:39,559 | 00:21:40,599 | THUD | THUD |
347 | 00:21:45,639 | 00:21:47,239 | What have you just done? | What have you just done? |
348 | 00:21:51,719 | 00:21:53,758 | What the hell have you just done!? | What the hell have you just done!? |
349 | 00:21:53,759 | 00:21:56,159 | Hugh! Listen to me! He had a torsion. | Hugh! Listen to me! He had a torsion. |
350 | 00:21:56,160 | 00:22:00,560 | There was nothing else I could do for him. He was in terrible pain. | There was nothing else I could do for him. He was in terrible pain. |
351 | 00:22:19,159 | 00:22:20,399 | Get out. | Get out. |
352 | 00:22:21,759 | 00:22:22,879 | Now! | Now! |
353 | 00:23:10,279 | 00:23:12,438 | Ah, one of my employees. | Ah, one of my employees. |
354 | 00:23:12,439 | 00:23:13,479 | James! | James! |
355 | 00:23:15,159 | 00:23:18,759 | You look like you've lost a shilling and found a penny. | You look like you've lost a shilling and found a penny. |
356 | 00:23:21,319 | 00:23:23,586 | I've just had to put a horse down. | I've just had to put a horse down. |
357 | 00:23:28,119 | 00:23:30,453 | It was one of Hugh Hulton's horses. | It was one of Hugh Hulton's horses. |
358 | 00:23:32,199 | 00:23:33,399 | Andante. | Andante. |
359 | 00:23:34,639 | 00:23:35,679 | Oh, good God. | Oh, good God. |
360 | 00:23:38,039 | 00:23:39,958 | I know what you need. | I know what you need. |
361 | 00:23:39,959 | 00:23:43,519 | Maggie... Hold on a minute. | Maggie... Hold on a minute. |
362 | 00:23:44,839 | 00:23:48,439 | Maggie! Where's it all gone? This was full an hour ago. | Maggie! Where's it all gone? This was full an hour ago. |
363 | 00:23:48,440 | 00:23:50,240 | Down their necks, I reckon. | Down their necks, I reckon. |
364 | 00:23:58,839 | 00:24:01,438 | Who's the second favourite in the Darrowby classic tomorrow? | Who's the second favourite in the Darrowby classic tomorrow? |
365 | 00:24:01,439 | 00:24:02,478 | Finlay Bay. | Finlay Bay. |
366 | 00:24:02,479 | 00:24:03,518 | Ten to one. | Ten to one. |
367 | 00:24:03,519 | 00:24:07,586 | But he's got no chance, I mean Andante gonna run away with it. | But he's got no chance, I mean Andante gonna run away with it. |
368 | 00:24:08,759 | 00:24:10,759 | Put that on Finlay Bay to win. | Put that on Finlay Bay to win. |
369 | 00:24:13,639 | 00:24:16,558 | I take great satisfaction in looking after our usual | I take great satisfaction in looking after our usual |
370 | 00:24:16,559 | 00:24:18,918 | clientele of cart horses and gymkhana ponies. | clientele of cart horses and gymkhana ponies. |
371 | 00:24:18,919 | 00:24:22,558 | But to spend a day with those magnificent beasts, | But to spend a day with those magnificent beasts, |
372 | 00:24:22,559 | 00:24:23,826 | bred to perfection. | bred to perfection. |
373 | 00:24:26,759 | 00:24:28,759 | And the General was impressed. | And the General was impressed. |
374 | 00:24:29,799 | 00:24:31,998 | He had me down as an also-ran. | He had me down as an also-ran. |
375 | 00:24:31,999 | 00:24:34,133 | Now he knows I'm a thoroughbred. | Now he knows I'm a thoroughbred. |
376 | 00:24:36,479 | 00:24:38,358 | I'm happy for you. | I'm happy for you. |
377 | 00:24:38,359 | 00:24:40,493 | It's you I have to thank for it. | It's you I have to thank for it. |
378 | 00:24:40,494 | 00:24:42,693 | I don't think Ransom would have taken me as seriously | I don't think Ransom would have taken me as seriously |
379 | 00:24:42,694 | 00:24:44,918 | if I was still a one-man band. | if I was still a one-man band. |
380 | 00:24:44,919 | 00:24:47,253 | You encouraged me to take on James. | You encouraged me to take on James. |
381 | 00:24:48,998 | 00:24:51,398 | I nudged you in the right direction. | I nudged you in the right direction. |
382 | 00:24:51,399 | 00:24:53,638 | Mrs Hall, you're considerably less braggadocios than | Mrs Hall, you're considerably less braggadocios than |
383 | 00:24:53,639 | 00:24:56,039 | I would expect in the circumstances. | I would expect in the circumstances. |
384 | 00:24:56,040 | 00:24:59,920 | Oh, it's nothing, had Jenny Alderson for the day. | Oh, it's nothing, had Jenny Alderson for the day. |
385 | 00:25:00,839 | 00:25:03,638 | I thought I could help but I'm not sure I did her much good. | I thought I could help but I'm not sure I did her much good. |
386 | 00:25:03,639 | 00:25:06,438 | I never thought I'd see it. Mrs Hall waving the little white flag. | I never thought I'd see it. Mrs Hall waving the little white flag. |
387 | 00:25:06,439 | 00:25:08,118 | I'm not waving anything. | I'm not waving anything. |
388 | 00:25:08,119 | 00:25:10,319 | Undone by a 12-year-old child. | Undone by a 12-year-old child. |
389 | 00:25:10,919 | 00:25:15,586 | Well, it can't be easy having your big sister, acting like your mother. | Well, it can't be easy having your big sister, acting like your mother. |
390 | 00:25:16,399 | 00:25:19,533 | It's no easier for the other party I assure you. | It's no easier for the other party I assure you. |
391 | 00:25:19,639 | 00:25:21,158 | BANGING ON DOOR | BANGING ON DOOR |
392 | 00:25:21,159 | 00:25:22,426 | No, you stay there. | No, you stay there. |
393 | 00:25:22,427 | 00:25:23,467 | I'll get this. | I'll get this. |
394 | 00:25:27,199 | 00:25:28,438 | Hugh? | Hugh? |
395 | 00:25:28,439 | 00:25:29,840 | Has Herriot told you? | Has Herriot told you? |
396 | 00:25:32,039 | 00:25:33,518 | It is an outrage. | It is an outrage. |
397 | 00:25:33,519 | 00:25:35,158 | He had no right doing that to my horse. | He had no right doing that to my horse. |
398 | 00:25:35,159 | 00:25:36,398 | I understand you're upset. | I understand you're upset. |
399 | 00:25:36,399 | 00:25:37,958 | Oh, for God's sake, can you blame me? | Oh, for God's sake, can you blame me? |
400 | 00:25:37,959 | 00:25:39,838 | It sounds like he was in terrible pain, Hugh. | It sounds like he was in terrible pain, Hugh. |
401 | 00:25:39,839 | 00:25:43,106 | I, I, I would have done the same thing. Would you? | I, I, I would have done the same thing. Would you? |
402 | 00:25:43,107 | 00:25:45,041 | With the same diagnosis? Yes. | With the same diagnosis? Yes. |
403 | 00:25:46,199 | 00:25:48,398 | We would never leave and animal in distress. | We would never leave and animal in distress. |
404 | 00:25:48,399 | 00:25:50,878 | But that's just it. How do I know his diagnosis was right? | But that's just it. How do I know his diagnosis was right? |
405 | 00:25:50,879 | 00:25:52,718 | James is a very competent vet. | James is a very competent vet. |
406 | 00:25:52,719 | 00:25:55,758 | He's barely out of school! He should have got a second opinion. | He's barely out of school! He should have got a second opinion. |
407 | 00:25:55,759 | 00:25:57,759 | He should have called for you. | He should have called for you. |
408 | 00:25:57,760 | 00:26:02,427 | You should have been there for him, Siegfried! Well, I wish I had been. | You should have been there for him, Siegfried! Well, I wish I had been. |
409 | 00:26:17,119 | 00:26:19,478 | I've been advised to speak to a solicitor. | I've been advised to speak to a solicitor. |
410 | 00:26:19,479 | 00:26:21,358 | That's really not necessary. | That's really not necessary. |
411 | 00:26:21,359 | 00:26:23,293 | He was a very valuable horse. | He was a very valuable horse. |
412 | 00:26:23,799 | 00:26:26,733 | We can sort this out between ourselves, Hugh. | We can sort this out between ourselves, Hugh. |
413 | 00:26:26,734 | 00:26:27,774 | How? | How? |
414 | 00:26:32,199 | 00:26:34,933 | I'll do a postmortem examination tomorrow. | I'll do a postmortem examination tomorrow. |
415 | 00:26:37,159 | 00:26:38,518 | And if Herriot made a mistake? | And if Herriot made a mistake? |
416 | 00:26:38,519 | 00:26:40,038 | I'll deal with it. | I'll deal with it. |
417 | 00:26:40,039 | 00:26:41,639 | You can be sure of that. | You can be sure of that. |
418 | 00:26:46,559 | 00:26:47,599 | Hugh I... | Hugh I... |
419 | 00:26:48,519 | 00:26:49,559 | James come in. | James come in. |
420 | 00:26:54,679 | 00:26:55,719 | Well? | Well? |
421 | 00:26:58,399 | 00:27:00,933 | I couldn't let that poor animal suffer. | I couldn't let that poor animal suffer. |
422 | 00:27:00,934 | 00:27:03,601 | And you're positive about your diagnosis? | And you're positive about your diagnosis? |
423 | 00:27:03,602 | 00:27:04,602 | 100%. | 100%. |
424 | 00:27:07,999 | 00:27:09,878 | How are you fairing? | How are you fairing? |
425 | 00:27:09,879 | 00:27:10,919 | Me? I'm... | Me? I'm... |
426 | 00:27:12,559 | 00:27:13,998 | ..all right. | ..all right. |
427 | 00:27:13,999 | 00:27:15,039 | Trying to be. | Trying to be. |
428 | 00:27:17,159 | 00:27:18,479 | Shocked at first. | Shocked at first. |
429 | 00:27:20,919 | 00:27:24,853 | It felt a terrible thing to do to such a beautiful creature. | It felt a terrible thing to do to such a beautiful creature. |
430 | 00:27:25,919 | 00:27:28,319 | The first one is always the hardest. | The first one is always the hardest. |
431 | 00:27:29,759 | 00:27:32,759 | I presume you did a full internal examination? | I presume you did a full internal examination? |
432 | 00:27:32,760 | 00:27:33,518 | Yes. | Yes. |
433 | 00:27:33,519 | 00:27:35,718 | I felt a tympanitic mass. About halfway up the colon. | I felt a tympanitic mass. About halfway up the colon. |
434 | 00:27:35,719 | 00:27:38,598 | And it couldn't've been some other kind of blockage? | And it couldn't've been some other kind of blockage? |
435 | 00:27:38,599 | 00:27:40,398 | No, I don't think so. | No, I don't think so. |
436 | 00:27:40,399 | 00:27:41,598 | You don't think so? | You don't think so? |
437 | 00:27:41,599 | 00:27:43,866 | That's not what, it was a torsion. | That's not what, it was a torsion. |
438 | 00:27:43,867 | 00:27:46,398 | A moment ago you said you were sure. I am. | A moment ago you said you were sure. I am. |
439 | 00:27:46,399 | 00:27:50,066 | I am sure. Because tomorrow there'll be nowhere to hide. | I am sure. Because tomorrow there'll be nowhere to hide. |
440 | 00:27:50,067 | 00:27:51,478 | And if you're wrong, | And if you're wrong, |
441 | 00:27:51,479 | 00:27:54,013 | I'm afraid, there will be consequences. | I'm afraid, there will be consequences. |
442 | 00:28:03,679 | 00:28:04,879 | Breakfast's ready. | Breakfast's ready. |
443 | 00:28:06,719 | 00:28:08,598 | I'm sorry, Mrs Hall. | I'm sorry, Mrs Hall. |
444 | 00:28:08,599 | 00:28:09,933 | I'm not very hungry. | I'm not very hungry. |
445 | 00:28:10,879 | 00:28:13,038 | James won't be joining us. | James won't be joining us. |
446 | 00:28:13,039 | 00:28:16,039 | I imagine he doesn't have the appetite for it. | I imagine he doesn't have the appetite for it. |
447 | 00:28:16,519 | 00:28:18,319 | What time's the postmortem? | What time's the postmortem? |
448 | 00:28:18,320 | 00:28:19,360 | Ten o'clock. | Ten o'clock. |
449 | 00:28:20,011 | 00:28:21,478 | Get on with your list. | Get on with your list. |
450 | 00:28:21,479 | 00:28:23,278 | Let James get on with his. | Let James get on with his. |
451 | 00:28:23,279 | 00:28:25,879 | There's nothing worrying will do for it. | There's nothing worrying will do for it. |
452 | 00:28:25,880 | 00:28:27,280 | Morning Siegfried. | Morning Siegfried. |
453 | 00:28:27,999 | 00:28:29,266 | Ledger. Now please. | Ledger. Now please. |
454 | 00:28:35,799 | 00:28:37,118 | You collected all this? | You collected all this? |
455 | 00:28:37,119 | 00:28:39,478 | And I'm not done yet, far from it. | And I'm not done yet, far from it. |
456 | 00:28:39,479 | 00:28:41,958 | I wanna keep at it today. Finish the job off properly. | I wanna keep at it today. Finish the job off properly. |
457 | 00:28:41,959 | 00:28:43,118 | See that you do. | See that you do. |
458 | 00:28:43,119 | 00:28:44,719 | Money, now please. | Money, now please. |
459 | 00:28:46,999 | 00:28:50,878 | Oh, I thought it would make more sense to give to you in one go. | Oh, I thought it would make more sense to give to you in one go. |
460 | 00:28:50,879 | 00:28:53,413 | Cleaner that way rather than piecemeal. | Cleaner that way rather than piecemeal. |
461 | 00:28:53,414 | 00:28:54,414 | Money. | Money. |
462 | 00:28:59,519 | 00:29:01,386 | I left my wallet in my room. | I left my wallet in my room. |
463 | 00:29:18,959 | 00:29:20,318 | DOOR CLOSES | DOOR CLOSES |
464 | 00:29:20,319 | 00:29:22,839 | Was that the front door? Tristan? | Was that the front door? Tristan? |
465 | 00:29:23,759 | 00:29:24,999 | TRISTAN! | TRISTAN! |
466 | 00:29:29,199 | 00:29:30,399 | TRISTAN! | TRISTAN! |
467 | 00:29:39,439 | 00:29:41,319 | Here, before you go. | Here, before you go. |
468 | 00:29:42,679 | 00:29:45,346 | In case you get your appetite back later. | In case you get your appetite back later. |
469 | 00:29:46,399 | 00:29:47,439 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
470 | 00:29:48,679 | 00:29:51,746 | Once everyone's calmed down a bit, they'll see. | Once everyone's calmed down a bit, they'll see. |
471 | 00:29:51,747 | 00:29:53,281 | What you did was right. | What you did was right. |
472 | 00:29:55,611 | 00:29:57,278 | What I thought was right. | What I thought was right. |
473 | 00:29:57,279 | 00:30:00,718 | Don't dwell on what's done when there's things need doing. | Don't dwell on what's done when there's things need doing. |
474 | 00:30:00,719 | 00:30:03,438 | Mrs Calvert's been on the phone, wants someone up there again. | Mrs Calvert's been on the phone, wants someone up there again. |
475 | 00:30:03,439 | 00:30:07,719 | It's time to get back in the saddle, sorry, poor choice of words. | It's time to get back in the saddle, sorry, poor choice of words. |
476 | 00:30:25,959 | 00:30:27,438 | Morning. | Morning. |
477 | 00:30:27,439 | 00:30:28,973 | Look ahead. Look ahead. | Look ahead. Look ahead. |
478 | 00:30:28,974 | 00:30:30,518 | Tristan! | Tristan! |
479 | 00:30:30,519 | 00:30:31,798 | What're you doing? | What're you doing? |
480 | 00:30:31,799 | 00:30:33,359 | Trying to save my skin. | Trying to save my skin. |
481 | 00:30:35,519 | 00:30:37,718 | You spent the money, didn't you? | You spent the money, didn't you? |
482 | 00:30:37,719 | 00:30:39,519 | Don't worry, I have a plan. | Don't worry, I have a plan. |
483 | 00:30:40,759 | 00:30:42,079 | Drive. Just drive. | Drive. Just drive. |
484 | 00:30:50,359 | 00:30:53,198 | You know there's still a chance your horse might not come in. | You know there's still a chance your horse might not come in. |
485 | 00:30:53,199 | 00:30:55,678 | Fortes Fortuna iogurtum. | Fortes Fortuna iogurtum. |
486 | 00:30:55,679 | 00:30:58,878 | Fortune favours the yoghurt? | Fortune favours the yoghurt? |
487 | 00:30:58,879 | 00:31:01,118 | No, the brave. Fortune favours the brave. | No, the brave. Fortune favours the brave. |
488 | 00:31:01,119 | 00:31:02,238 | That's iuvat. | That's iuvat. |
489 | 00:31:02,239 | 00:31:03,759 | Fortes Fortuna Iuvat. | Fortes Fortuna Iuvat. |
490 | 00:31:05,359 | 00:31:06,438 | Never the less. | Never the less. |
491 | 00:31:06,439 | 00:31:08,718 | You took a gamble on your horse, I took one on mine. | You took a gamble on your horse, I took one on mine. |
492 | 00:31:08,719 | 00:31:11,038 | Either one or both or neither of us are for the high jump. | Either one or both or neither of us are for the high jump. |
493 | 00:31:11,039 | 00:31:14,106 | I didn't gamble. No. Of course. Turn of phrase. | I didn't gamble. No. Of course. Turn of phrase. |
494 | 00:31:17,079 | 00:31:18,399 | Oh, not again! | Oh, not again! |
495 | 00:31:24,039 | 00:31:26,439 | Isn't that the lovely Miss Alderson? | Isn't that the lovely Miss Alderson? |
496 | 00:31:26,440 | 00:31:28,507 | Good morning to you too, James! | Good morning to you too, James! |
497 | 00:31:28,508 | 00:31:29,358 | Hold on. | Hold on. |
498 | 00:31:29,359 | 00:31:30,399 | Let me back up! | Let me back up! |
499 | 00:31:40,679 | 00:31:43,758 | Sorry, my mind was somewhere else. | Sorry, my mind was somewhere else. |
500 | 00:31:43,759 | 00:31:45,518 | I'm sure it was. | I'm sure it was. |
501 | 00:31:45,519 | 00:31:48,358 | You heard? Hugh told me last night. | You heard? Hugh told me last night. |
502 | 00:31:48,359 | 00:31:50,426 | Andante meant the world to him. | Andante meant the world to him. |
503 | 00:31:50,427 | 00:31:51,638 | It sounded awful. | It sounded awful. |
504 | 00:31:51,639 | 00:31:53,506 | He called you a bas... Jenny! | He called you a bas... Jenny! |
505 | 00:31:54,519 | 00:31:56,519 | Ah, out of the mouth of babes. | Ah, out of the mouth of babes. |
506 | 00:31:58,399 | 00:31:59,798 | I had to do it. | I had to do it. |
507 | 00:31:59,799 | 00:32:02,438 | You don't have to explain yourself to me. It was Hugh's horse. | You don't have to explain yourself to me. It was Hugh's horse. |
508 | 00:32:02,439 | 00:32:05,799 | No, I know. It's just, you're his, his... | No, I know. It's just, you're his, his... |
509 | 00:32:07,559 | 00:32:09,959 | His, err, fiancee? | His, err, fiancee? |
510 | 00:32:11,279 | 00:32:13,546 | Unless you know something I don't. | Unless you know something I don't. |
511 | 00:32:15,799 | 00:32:17,799 | I best get on. Good luck today. | I best get on. Good luck today. |
512 | 00:32:25,039 | 00:32:26,906 | And what was all that about? | And what was all that about? |
513 | 00:32:27,639 | 00:32:29,638 | Hmm? I saw you. | Hmm? I saw you. |
514 | 00:32:29,639 | 00:32:30,958 | I saw that look. | I saw that look. |
515 | 00:32:30,959 | 00:32:32,398 | It's nothing. | It's nothing. |
516 | 00:32:32,399 | 00:32:33,719 | Now I am intrigued. | Now I am intrigued. |
517 | 00:32:36,159 | 00:32:38,838 | I asked her out. Oh, James, you didn't. | I asked her out. Oh, James, you didn't. |
518 | 00:32:38,839 | 00:32:40,478 | Mrs Pumphrey's do. | Mrs Pumphrey's do. |
519 | 00:32:40,479 | 00:32:42,158 | Took all night to pluck up the courage. | Took all night to pluck up the courage. |
520 | 00:32:42,159 | 00:32:43,558 | Dutch courage? | Dutch courage? |
521 | 00:32:43,559 | 00:32:47,426 | Might as well have been Abyssinian for all the good it did. | Might as well have been Abyssinian for all the good it did. |
522 | 00:32:47,427 | 00:32:50,438 | I'd just made my play, and in walks Hugh. | I'd just made my play, and in walks Hugh. |
523 | 00:32:50,439 | 00:32:52,439 | And then you killed his horse. | And then you killed his horse. |
524 | 00:32:53,319 | 00:32:57,053 | It's unorthodox, but I have to say I admire the gumption. | It's unorthodox, but I have to say I admire the gumption. |
525 | 00:33:05,199 | 00:33:07,198 | You're sure this isn't putting you out too much? | You're sure this isn't putting you out too much? |
526 | 00:33:07,199 | 00:33:08,518 | Oh, it's no trouble at all. | Oh, it's no trouble at all. |
527 | 00:33:08,519 | 00:33:09,798 | You're a godsend, we've got | You're a godsend, we've got |
528 | 00:33:09,799 | 00:33:12,358 | a load of hay to bring in and then there's all with Hugh's horse. | a load of hay to bring in and then there's all with Hugh's horse. |
529 | 00:33:12,359 | 00:33:13,760 | Right, come here you. | Right, come here you. |
530 | 00:33:15,279 | 00:33:17,318 | How is he? In pieces. | How is he? In pieces. |
531 | 00:33:17,319 | 00:33:18,798 | Not that he'd admit it. | Not that he'd admit it. |
532 | 00:33:18,799 | 00:33:21,118 | You'll sweep him up and put him back together again. | You'll sweep him up and put him back together again. |
533 | 00:33:21,119 | 00:33:22,919 | Isn't that our lot in life? | Isn't that our lot in life? |
534 | 00:33:22,920 | 00:33:24,454 | For you more than most. | For you more than most. |
535 | 00:33:24,879 | 00:33:26,813 | If you ever fancy a natter... | If you ever fancy a natter... |
536 | 00:33:28,399 | 00:33:30,333 | There's not much more to say. | There's not much more to say. |
537 | 00:33:30,799 | 00:33:31,998 | I best get on. | I best get on. |
538 | 00:33:31,999 | 00:33:33,599 | I'll be back before tea. | I'll be back before tea. |
539 | 00:33:36,119 | 00:33:38,278 | All these need cleaning out. | All these need cleaning out. |
540 | 00:33:38,279 | 00:33:41,279 | And after that you can feed and exercise them. | And after that you can feed and exercise them. |
541 | 00:33:41,280 | 00:33:43,518 | Can I play with the bunnies? | Can I play with the bunnies? |
542 | 00:33:43,519 | 00:33:45,718 | Can I take the dogs for a walk on the green? | Can I take the dogs for a walk on the green? |
543 | 00:33:45,719 | 00:33:48,318 | If you like. But first, I want you to have a look at this. | If you like. But first, I want you to have a look at this. |
544 | 00:33:48,319 | 00:33:51,053 | Don't you start with all the books an'all. | Don't you start with all the books an'all. |
545 | 00:33:51,054 | 00:33:55,521 | What should a good vet do for a rabbit with suspected Ivy poisoning? | What should a good vet do for a rabbit with suspected Ivy poisoning? |
546 | 00:33:55,959 | 00:33:59,159 | The only rabbits I know they put in pies. | The only rabbits I know they put in pies. |
547 | 00:34:02,079 | 00:34:05,813 | Well, Mr Farnon won't have any Tom, Dick or Harry tending | Well, Mr Farnon won't have any Tom, Dick or Harry tending |
548 | 00:34:05,814 | 00:34:09,214 | to his animals, they need to know their stuff first. | to his animals, they need to know their stuff first. |
549 | 00:34:18,079 | 00:34:19,279 | Morning Mr Soames. | Morning Mr Soames. |
550 | 00:34:19,359 | 00:34:20,399 | Morning. Hugh. | Morning. Hugh. |
551 | 00:34:23,759 | 00:34:25,678 | I'm sorry it's come to this. | I'm sorry it's come to this. |
552 | 00:34:25,679 | 00:34:27,559 | As am I. Where is he? | As am I. Where is he? |
553 | 00:34:42,159 | 00:34:43,293 | I should be here. | I should be here. |
554 | 00:34:45,119 | 00:34:46,919 | I owe it to him to be here. | I owe it to him to be here. |
555 | 00:35:10,639 | 00:35:13,078 | Oh, dear, oh, dear. | Oh, dear, oh, dear. |
556 | 00:35:13,079 | 00:35:16,439 | Here's trouble, Herriot the Horse Killer. | Here's trouble, Herriot the Horse Killer. |
557 | 00:35:17,479 | 00:35:18,518 | What? | What? |
558 | 00:35:18,519 | 00:35:21,238 | Word's got around, not many of them good. | Word's got around, not many of them good. |
559 | 00:35:21,239 | 00:35:24,439 | I thought they'd have you out on your ear by now. | I thought they'd have you out on your ear by now. |
560 | 00:35:24,440 | 00:35:26,974 | So, what seems to be the problem today? | So, what seems to be the problem today? |
561 | 00:35:26,975 | 00:35:28,414 | Calf gone daft. | Calf gone daft. |
562 | 00:35:29,079 | 00:35:31,813 | But I'd like Mr Siegfried to look it over. | But I'd like Mr Siegfried to look it over. |
563 | 00:35:34,999 | 00:35:37,718 | My brother is otherwise engaged. | My brother is otherwise engaged. |
564 | 00:35:37,719 | 00:35:39,559 | So it'll be Jim or no-one. | So it'll be Jim or no-one. |
565 | 00:35:47,519 | 00:35:49,238 | And how long has he been like this? | And how long has he been like this? |
566 | 00:35:49,239 | 00:35:51,758 | I first noticed something this morning. | I first noticed something this morning. |
567 | 00:35:51,759 | 00:35:52,918 | Swear he was drunk, | Swear he was drunk, |
568 | 00:35:52,919 | 00:35:56,786 | the way he's been staggering about and bumping into things. | the way he's been staggering about and bumping into things. |
569 | 00:35:56,787 | 00:35:57,921 | Not right, is it? | Not right, is it? |
570 | 00:35:58,639 | 00:36:00,373 | No, Mrs Calvert, it's not. | No, Mrs Calvert, it's not. |
571 | 00:36:01,679 | 00:36:04,679 | OK. | OK. |
572 | 00:36:06,799 | 00:36:08,266 | Well, what you reckon? | Well, what you reckon? |
573 | 00:36:22,119 | 00:36:23,678 | I just don't know. | I just don't know. |
574 | 00:36:23,679 | 00:36:27,146 | The process of veterinary discovery often takes time. | The process of veterinary discovery often takes time. |
575 | 00:36:27,147 | 00:36:30,481 | Yeah, just so long as he don't wind up killing him. | Yeah, just so long as he don't wind up killing him. |
576 | 00:36:32,184 | 00:36:35,518 | Any ideas, Jim? You're rather losing your audience. | Any ideas, Jim? You're rather losing your audience. |
577 | 00:36:35,519 | 00:36:39,998 | We've got muscle tremors, frothing from the mouth, confusion. | We've got muscle tremors, frothing from the mouth, confusion. |
578 | 00:36:39,999 | 00:36:41,958 | That's me every morning, Mrs Calvert. | That's me every morning, Mrs Calvert. |
579 | 00:36:41,959 | 00:36:44,118 | No need to look so worried. | No need to look so worried. |
580 | 00:36:44,119 | 00:36:47,786 | Blimey then, this place has seen better days, hasn't it? | Blimey then, this place has seen better days, hasn't it? |
581 | 00:36:51,599 | 00:36:53,078 | Where did this wood come from? | Where did this wood come from? |
582 | 00:36:53,079 | 00:36:54,998 | Bit of old skirting board. | Bit of old skirting board. |
583 | 00:36:54,999 | 00:36:56,438 | Waste not, want not. | Waste not, want not. |
584 | 00:36:56,439 | 00:36:57,639 | Look at the paint. | Look at the paint. |
585 | 00:36:58,679 | 00:37:00,078 | It's flaking. | It's flaking. |
586 | 00:37:00,079 | 00:37:01,480 | He's been licking it. | He's been licking it. |
587 | 00:37:01,481 | 00:37:03,948 | And biting, I can see the teeth marks. | And biting, I can see the teeth marks. |
588 | 00:37:03,949 | 00:37:05,358 | He's a cow. | He's a cow. |
589 | 00:37:05,359 | 00:37:06,559 | It's what they do. | It's what they do. |
590 | 00:37:08,679 | 00:37:09,746 | It's lead paint. | It's lead paint. |
591 | 00:37:11,039 | 00:37:14,373 | He's got lead poisoning. Get this wood out of here. | He's got lead poisoning. Get this wood out of here. |
592 | 00:37:14,374 | 00:37:15,798 | You heard. Jump to it. | You heard. Jump to it. |
593 | 00:37:15,799 | 00:37:18,158 | A couple of spoonfuls of Epsom salts in her feed, | A couple of spoonfuls of Epsom salts in her feed, |
594 | 00:37:18,159 | 00:37:20,318 | and all will be well again. | and all will be well again. |
595 | 00:37:20,319 | 00:37:21,958 | I'll be back to check in a couple of days. | I'll be back to check in a couple of days. |
596 | 00:37:21,959 | 00:37:24,398 | Well, at least someone will be. | Well, at least someone will be. |
597 | 00:37:24,399 | 00:37:26,679 | All the best, horse killer. | All the best, horse killer. |
598 | 00:37:32,719 | 00:37:35,798 | You know, everyone will forget eventually. | You know, everyone will forget eventually. |
599 | 00:37:35,799 | 00:37:37,666 | If my diagnosis was correct. | If my diagnosis was correct. |
600 | 00:37:38,879 | 00:37:39,919 | If it wasn't... | If it wasn't... |
601 | 00:37:41,279 | 00:37:43,013 | ..I'll be packing my bags. | ..I'll be packing my bags. |
602 | 00:38:02,359 | 00:38:04,158 | Moment of truth, James. | Moment of truth, James. |
603 | 00:38:04,159 | 00:38:05,199 | Wish me luck. | Wish me luck. |
604 | 00:38:07,759 | 00:38:11,998 | Maggie, the sword of Damocles dangles by a mere thread. | Maggie, the sword of Damocles dangles by a mere thread. |
605 | 00:38:11,999 | 00:38:14,133 | Please tell me who won the race. | Please tell me who won the race. |
606 | 00:38:18,959 | 00:38:20,226 | Finlay Bay came in. | Finlay Bay came in. |
607 | 00:38:21,639 | 00:38:24,306 | Thank goodness. Maggie, I could kiss you. | Thank goodness. Maggie, I could kiss you. |
608 | 00:38:24,307 | 00:38:26,627 | Well, not without my say so. Sorry. | Well, not without my say so. Sorry. |
609 | 00:38:27,799 | 00:38:29,639 | Go on, then. What? Really? | Go on, then. What? Really? |
610 | 00:38:37,199 | 00:38:39,879 | Is this him, then? The horse killer? | Is this him, then? The horse killer? |
611 | 00:38:41,879 | 00:38:43,613 | I reckon I owe you a pint. | I reckon I owe you a pint. |
612 | 00:38:43,614 | 00:38:47,548 | Saved me paying out to half the county by offing that horse. | Saved me paying out to half the county by offing that horse. |
613 | 00:38:50,119 | 00:38:53,319 | I think we might have a budding vet on our hands. | I think we might have a budding vet on our hands. |
614 | 00:38:53,719 | 00:38:57,119 | It's just good to see her so happy. Come on, Jess... | It's just good to see her so happy. Come on, Jess... |
615 | 00:38:58,279 | 00:39:01,398 | You know, she parroted your old man yesterday. | You know, she parroted your old man yesterday. |
616 | 00:39:01,399 | 00:39:03,399 | She said to me, bold as brass, | She said to me, bold as brass, |
617 | 00:39:03,400 | 00:39:06,267 | 'we were born to the land to work the land'. | 'we were born to the land to work the land'. |
618 | 00:39:09,439 | 00:39:12,106 | That won't me old man she were parroting. | That won't me old man she were parroting. |
619 | 00:39:12,559 | 00:39:13,693 | It was me mother. | It was me mother. |
620 | 00:39:18,519 | 00:39:21,119 | I'm always worried I'm letting her down. | I'm always worried I'm letting her down. |
621 | 00:39:23,199 | 00:39:25,119 | You're doing a great job. | You're doing a great job. |
622 | 00:39:26,199 | 00:39:27,999 | Your mother would be proud. | Your mother would be proud. |
623 | 00:39:29,079 | 00:39:30,879 | Don't, you'll start me off. | Don't, you'll start me off. |
624 | 00:39:33,079 | 00:39:34,546 | Jenny's getting older. | Jenny's getting older. |
625 | 00:39:35,359 | 00:39:38,278 | Maybe right now, she needs a big sister. | Maybe right now, she needs a big sister. |
626 | 00:39:38,279 | 00:39:40,213 | More than she needs a mother. | More than she needs a mother. |
627 | 00:39:43,039 | 00:39:44,198 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
628 | 00:39:44,199 | 00:39:45,239 | Fetch! | Fetch! |
629 | 00:39:49,759 | 00:39:53,826 | Come on then. Right, let's see if you can beat the dog, Jenny! | Come on then. Right, let's see if you can beat the dog, Jenny! |
630 | 00:40:05,799 | 00:40:06,879 | How were it? | How were it? |
631 | 00:40:23,479 | 00:40:24,519 | James. | James. |
632 | 00:40:33,439 | 00:40:35,773 | The postmortem was quite conclusive. | The postmortem was quite conclusive. |
633 | 00:40:38,199 | 00:40:40,399 | Significant torsion of the bowel. | Significant torsion of the bowel. |
634 | 00:40:48,039 | 00:40:51,906 | There was necrosis, so he'd been in that state for a while. | There was necrosis, so he'd been in that state for a while. |
635 | 00:40:52,159 | 00:40:55,226 | Absolutely nothing you could have done for him, | Absolutely nothing you could have done for him, |
636 | 00:40:55,227 | 00:40:57,427 | except put him out of his misery. | except put him out of his misery. |
637 | 00:40:58,239 | 00:41:01,558 | And Hugh? He agrees with that? | And Hugh? He agrees with that? |
638 | 00:41:01,559 | 00:41:05,959 | I'm not sure either of us will be welcome at his stables for a bit. | I'm not sure either of us will be welcome at his stables for a bit. |
639 | 00:41:09,919 | 00:41:12,238 | James, your diagnosis, | James, your diagnosis, |
640 | 00:41:12,239 | 00:41:15,838 | your chosen course of action were both text book. | your chosen course of action were both text book. |
641 | 00:41:15,839 | 00:41:18,039 | Then why don't I feel any better? | Then why don't I feel any better? |
642 | 00:41:18,479 | 00:41:22,079 | Because you had to euthanize a beautiful, young animal. | Because you had to euthanize a beautiful, young animal. |
643 | 00:41:22,959 | 00:41:24,638 | Never doubted you for a second, Jim. | Never doubted you for a second, Jim. |
644 | 00:41:24,639 | 00:41:26,558 | There you are! Where is it? | There you are! Where is it? |
645 | 00:41:26,559 | 00:41:29,559 | BELL RINGS You've lost the money, haven't you? | BELL RINGS You've lost the money, haven't you? |
646 | 00:41:29,560 | 00:41:30,720 | See for yourself. | See for yourself. |
647 | 00:41:36,999 | 00:41:38,638 | I'll be checking it against the ledger. | I'll be checking it against the ledger. |
648 | 00:41:38,639 | 00:41:40,478 | If there's so much of an ha'penny missing... | If there's so much of an ha'penny missing... |
649 | 00:41:40,479 | 00:41:42,118 | I'll be flogged and boiled in oil. | I'll be flogged and boiled in oil. |
650 | 00:41:42,119 | 00:41:43,159 | Mr Farnon. | Mr Farnon. |
651 | 00:41:43,279 | 00:41:44,479 | It's for you. | It's for you. |
652 | 00:41:49,599 | 00:41:50,638 | General. | General. |
653 | 00:41:50,639 | 00:41:53,598 | Siegfried, I was rather hoping to see you at the racecourse. | Siegfried, I was rather hoping to see you at the racecourse. |
654 | 00:41:53,599 | 00:41:55,238 | I didn't think there was much point. | I didn't think there was much point. |
655 | 00:41:55,239 | 00:41:56,918 | I assume you've spoken to Hugh Hulton? | I assume you've spoken to Hugh Hulton? |
656 | 00:41:56,919 | 00:41:59,118 | Yes. Terrible business. Awful. | Yes. Terrible business. Awful. |
657 | 00:41:59,119 | 00:42:02,038 | Well, I thought you were very impressive yesterday, | Well, I thought you were very impressive yesterday, |
658 | 00:42:02,039 | 00:42:04,558 | and I'd still like to offer you the role. | and I'd still like to offer you the role. |
659 | 00:42:04,559 | 00:42:06,518 | General, I can't thank you enough. | General, I can't thank you enough. |
660 | 00:42:06,519 | 00:42:08,078 | You won't regret it, I assure you. | You won't regret it, I assure you. |
661 | 00:42:08,079 | 00:42:09,398 | I said I'd like to. | I said I'd like to. |
662 | 00:42:09,399 | 00:42:13,066 | But I fear that many of my owners would be very twitchy, | But I fear that many of my owners would be very twitchy, |
663 | 00:42:13,067 | 00:42:17,067 | when they know that you're associated with that Herriot chap. | when they know that you're associated with that Herriot chap. |
664 | 00:42:17,239 | 00:42:20,118 | But he did absolutely the right thing. | But he did absolutely the right thing. |
665 | 00:42:20,119 | 00:42:22,758 | The postmortem couldn't be more clearer. Even so. | The postmortem couldn't be more clearer. Even so. |
666 | 00:42:22,759 | 00:42:25,226 | Killing the pride and joy of Darrowby. | Killing the pride and joy of Darrowby. |
667 | 00:42:25,227 | 00:42:26,761 | Hmm? Never a good look. | Hmm? Never a good look. |
668 | 00:42:27,919 | 00:42:30,386 | If you want this job he'll have to go. | If you want this job he'll have to go. |
669 | 00:42:30,387 | 00:42:32,254 | Do we have an understanding? | Do we have an understanding? |
670 | 00:42:34,759 | 00:42:35,959 | Actually we don't. | Actually we don't. |
671 | 00:42:37,559 | 00:42:41,426 | Yesterday, you agreed the welfare of the animal came first. | Yesterday, you agreed the welfare of the animal came first. |
672 | 00:42:42,639 | 00:42:44,973 | Today it seems that's not the case. | Today it seems that's not the case. |
673 | 00:42:47,879 | 00:42:50,680 | Herriot's the best assistant I've ever had. | Herriot's the best assistant I've ever had. |
674 | 00:42:51,239 | 00:42:53,998 | I won't betray him for anything. | I won't betray him for anything. |
675 | 00:42:53,999 | 00:42:58,439 | Then, with regret, I'm afraid we shan't be requiring your services. | Then, with regret, I'm afraid we shan't be requiring your services. |
676 | 00:43:00,719 | 00:43:01,759 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
677 | 00:43:03,519 | 00:43:04,599 | Good evening. | Good evening. |
678 | 00:43:05,679 | 00:43:06,719 | Good evening. | Good evening. |
679 | 00:43:23,559 | 00:43:25,238 | I didn't get the job. | I didn't get the job. |
680 | 00:43:25,239 | 00:43:26,279 | I heard. | I heard. |
681 | 00:43:28,279 | 00:43:30,946 | I can't lie, it would've been tremendous. | I can't lie, it would've been tremendous. |
682 | 00:43:32,799 | 00:43:33,839 | Still. | Still. |
683 | 00:43:35,039 | 00:43:38,318 | You're a good man Siegfried Farnon, | You're a good man Siegfried Farnon, |
684 | 00:43:38,319 | 00:43:40,638 | no matter how much you try to hide it. | no matter how much you try to hide it. |
685 | 00:43:40,639 | 00:43:42,706 | Yes, well, keep it to yourself. | Yes, well, keep it to yourself. |
686 | 00:43:42,707 | 00:43:45,641 | We don't want people thinking I've gone soft. | We don't want people thinking I've gone soft. |
687 | 00:43:46,919 | 00:43:49,198 | We've had a few calls. | We've had a few calls. |
688 | 00:43:49,199 | 00:43:52,133 | Seems folk would rather you visit than James. | Seems folk would rather you visit than James. |
689 | 00:43:54,639 | 00:43:57,039 | Can't imagine it'll be easy for him. | Can't imagine it'll be easy for him. |
690 | 00:43:57,040 | 00:43:58,360 | They'll come round. | They'll come round. |
691 | 00:43:59,879 | 00:44:01,879 | Let's see to it, that they do. | Let's see to it, that they do. |
692 | 00:44:05,359 | 00:44:07,638 | Tristan, get your bloody feet off the table! | Tristan, get your bloody feet off the table! |
693 | 00:44:07,639 | 00:44:09,958 | Do you think you're in some kind of backroom bordello!? | Do you think you're in some kind of backroom bordello!? |
694 | 00:44:09,959 | 00:44:12,198 | Chance'd be a fine thing. | Chance'd be a fine thing. |
695 | 00:44:12,199 | 00:44:14,838 | Fetch me the ledger. I want to go through it with a fine tooth comb. | Fetch me the ledger. I want to go through it with a fine tooth comb. |
696 | 00:44:14,839 | 00:44:17,118 | I want every penny accounted for. | I want every penny accounted for. |
697 | 00:44:17,119 | 00:44:18,159 | Jump to it. | Jump to it. |
698 | 00:44:20,559 | 00:44:22,493 | Now, Herriot, what about you? | Now, Herriot, what about you? |
699 | 00:44:23,119 | 00:44:24,238 | What about me? | What about me? |
700 | 00:44:24,239 | 00:44:26,678 | Well, you've a list as long as my arm to prepare for tomorrow. | Well, you've a list as long as my arm to prepare for tomorrow. |
701 | 00:44:26,679 | 00:44:31,079 | Mrs Hall's had a whole load of calls, and you're doing all of them. | Mrs Hall's had a whole load of calls, and you're doing all of them. |
702 | 00:44:32,119 | 00:44:33,838 | Is this some kind of punishment? | Is this some kind of punishment? |
703 | 00:44:33,839 | 00:44:35,478 | Quite the opposite. | Quite the opposite. |
704 | 00:44:35,479 | 00:44:37,813 | Go on, we've got a practice to run. | Go on, we've got a practice to run. |
705 | 00:44:45,839 | 00:44:47,639 | I'll fetch you a fresh one. | I'll fetch you a fresh one. |