See Gaia Wise’s ‘All Creatures Great and Small’ Debut in Big Tristan Episode (VIDEO)

Gaia Wise and Callum Woodhouse in 'All Creatures Great and Small' Season 6 Episode 3, 'Captain Farnon?'

Tristan Farnon’s (Callum Woodhouse) life is about to change. Gaia Wise makes her debut as Charlotte Beauvoir in the next episode of All Creatures Great and Small Season 6.

Episode 3, titled “Captain Farnon?” promises to be an important episode for the soldier, between a secret revealed and the introduction of a new love interest.

All Creatures Great and Small Season 6 Episode 3 comes out on Sunday, January 25, at 9/8c on PBS. The Masterpiece drama will show Tristan and Siegfried (Samuel West) in competition to treat the horse of a wealthy family that’s new to the area. Meanwhile, Mrs. Pumphrey (Patricia Hodge) and James (Nicholas Ralph) prepare Tricki for a special visitor, and Mrs. Hall (Anna Madeley) uncovers a secret of Tristan’s.

Wise’s Charlotte Beauvoir is the daughter of General Beauvoir (Jonathan Hyde), who also makes his debut in this episode. Wise can be seen in the Season 6 Episode 3 promo above, in which she meets Tristan and Siegfried outside of her home after calling for veterinary services. In Episode 2, Tristan declared his interest in taking on vet calls again for Skedale now that the war in Europe has ended.

“Captain Farnon?” Charlotte says. After the brothers say good morning, Charlotte replies, “That is impressive. You ask for one Captain Farnon, and they provide a spare.”

Charlotte’s horse is sick, and she needs the Farnon brothers to help figure out what’s wrong. Tristan and Charlotte connect in the stables in the video above, and they share a romantic dance in the photos below. At one point in the video, Tristan walks out of the stable looking smitten.

Wise is the daughter of Emma Thompson and Greg Wise. Scroll down to see more of what’s ahead in her All Creatures Great Small Season 6 debut.

All Creatures Great and Small, Sundays, 9/8c, PBS

Anna Madeley, Callum Woodhouse, and Samuel West in 'All Creatures Great and Small' Season 6 Episode 3, 'Captain Farnon?'
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Mrs. Hall, Tristan, and Siegfried leave church

Callum Woodhouse in 'All Creatures Great and Small' Season 6 Episode 3, 'Captain Farnon?'
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Tristan has a think outside of the church. He hasn’t been fully himself since returning from his military service in World War II.

Samuel West, Callum Woodhouse, and Jonathan Hyde in 'All Creatures Great and Small' Season 6 Episode 3, 'Captain Farnon?'
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Siegfried and Tristan meet with General Beauvoir in the Beauvoir stable

Gaia Wise and Callum Woodhouse in 'All Creatures Great and Small' Season 6 Episode 3, 'Captain Farnon?'
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Charlotte is looking splendid in a party dress, and she looks smitten with Tristan in his military uniform.

Gaia Wise and Callum Woodhouse in 'All Creatures Great and Small' Season 6 Episode 3, 'Captain Farnon?'
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Charlotte and Tristan share a dance in the stable.

Samuel West in 'All Creatures Great and Small' Season 6 Episode 3, 'Captain Farnon?'
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There appears to be a party at the Beauvoir home. Siegfried looks sharp while checking on the ill horse.

Philip Martin Brown, Patricia Hodge, and Nicholas Ralph in 'All Creatures Great and Small' Season 6 Episode 3, 'Captain Farnon?'
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Mr. Bolton, Mrs. Pumphrey, and James look for Tricki.

Nicholas Ralph, Patricia Hodge, and Philip Martin Brown in 'All Creatures Great and Small' Season 6 Episode 3, 'Captain Farnon?'
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Tricki has been found. Last week, Mrs. Pumphrey decided she wanted to look into dog breeding for Tricki.




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  1. J

    Jena

    I thought the war was over, as announced in the previous episode, and yet in last night's episode (the 2nd of the season), there were signs about rations being in place, and one character said something along the lines of "the war's not over."

    Also, it's a little disappointing that the show feels that it has to pair up all the adult characters. Why not leave Tristan as a carefree, single man, enjoying the benefits of being an officer in His Majesty's army??

    1. M

      m

      England took many years to get into a better financial situation. Although the war was technically over, many isolated places marched on, unaware.

    2. J

      jwoest

      The war is over in Europe, but not in Asia. The Japanese are still fighting the Americans in the Pacific and Bill Slim's English/Indian army in Burma. The war won't end there until September. It is also the case that rationing continued in England long after the end of the war - England had exhausted itself in the war effort and the economy took a long time to recover.

  2. M

    m

    Of course Mrs. Hall 'uncovers' Tristan's secret. There is no bigger snoop in all of TV. She also has no problem delivering news that rightfully is someone else's to share. You look into her business at your own peril though.