FANS of classic 70s show All Creatures Great and Small are being given a real treat.
The heart warming series has been given a new lease of life with a reboot on Channel 5.
All Creatures Great And Small is based on the best-selling books by Alf Wight, whose pen name was James Herriot.
The 2020 series is being released on the 50th anniversary of the original publication of the books.
The series is set in the Yorkshire Dales in the 1930s, and it follows the farmers of that time period.
The series is set in the Yorkshire Dales, and that is where it was filmed as well.
Viewers will be treated to lots of shots of beautiful countryside as the vets go about their business on the show.
The original show was also shot in the Dales, so producers where keen to follow suit.
Some of the show was also filmed in Skipton, with locals potting the crew filming in October 2019.
A 1930s market scene was mocked up in Grassington Square in the town.
Actress Rachel Shenton, who plays Helen Alderson in the show, was pictured on location.
Ducks, hay bales and small market stalls were put up at the location to create a 1930s feel.
The reboot continues tonight (September 8, 2020).
You can catch the show from 9pm on Channel 5.
There will also be a Christmas special.
