It is the end of the first series and I could do without the grumpy Doctor Finlay. If he really wants to relocate to Canada, I think the whole village would help him pack his bags.
Dr Finlay is a grouch to Dr Neil and then has a go at Dr Cameron for interfering with his love life.
At least Dr Finlay finds an unlikely ally in Lord Douglas MacKenzie, he believes in the national health service unlike other doctors. Lord MacKenzie also helps pay for an operation of his infirm gamekeeper.
Dr Neil is excited that a classical singer is in the reception wanting painkillers. It is Doctor Cameron who finds out what is really wrong with her as she is due to give a recital.
Harry Gregson-Williams who plays the pianist in this episode is now a Hollywood composer.
Dr Finlay is a grouch to Dr Neil and then has a go at Dr Cameron for interfering with his love life.
At least Dr Finlay finds an unlikely ally in Lord Douglas MacKenzie, he believes in the national health service unlike other doctors. Lord MacKenzie also helps pay for an operation of his infirm gamekeeper.
Dr Neil is excited that a classical singer is in the reception wanting painkillers. It is Doctor Cameron who finds out what is really wrong with her as she is due to give a recital.
Harry Gregson-Williams who plays the pianist in this episode is now a Hollywood composer.