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TV Tuesday: All Creatures Great and Small S1E1 + My Hope Valley Season 1 Review · Cozy Comfort Club Podcast

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SPEAKER_00: Welcome to Cozy Comfort Club,
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SPEAKER_00: the podcast where we talk about comfort movies,
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SPEAKER_00: cozy stories,
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SPEAKER_00: and the little moments that make them memorable.
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SPEAKER_00: I'm Leah and if you enjoy cozy mysteries,
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SPEAKER_00: Here I talk about how stories feel,
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SPEAKER_00: I share what worked,
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SPEAKER_00: what didn't,
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SPEAKER_00: and even the moments that made me side-eye a character.
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SPEAKER_00: all so you know what's worth adding to your watch list.
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SPEAKER_00: Happy TV Tuesday, friends.
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Today we are officially starting our All Creatures Great and
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Small journey.
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SPEAKER_00: Is anyone else really excited to watch this?
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SPEAKER_00: My sister has tried to convince me to watch this for a good while now,
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SPEAKER_00: so thank you so much,
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SPEAKER_00: Ashley.
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SPEAKER_00: It is time.
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This is my review for All Creatures Great and Small Season 1,
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Episode 1 on PBS Masterpiece.
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SPEAKER_00: It is rated TV-14 and the episode is about 50 minutes.
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SPEAKER_00: The synopsis from PBS Masterpiece says,
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James Harriot interviews for a job with Yorkshire veterinarian
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Siegfried Farnan and
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SPEAKER_00: his first day is full of surprises.
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SPEAKER_00: And listen, that is definitely truth.
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This is the very first episode we are covering for all
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creatures great and small
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SPEAKER_00: and we're going to go through season one weekly.
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There are seven episodes total so each TV Tuesday we'll spend a
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little time in the
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SPEAKER_00: Yorkshire Dales together.
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And after that I'm also going to share my overall thoughts on
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Hope Valley 1874
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SPEAKER_00: season one on Hallmark Plus which is now renewed for season two.
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SPEAKER_00: And so today we have a little PBS comfort,
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SPEAKER_00: a little Hallmark Frontier comfort,
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SPEAKER_00: and a whole lot of feelings.
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This episode contains spoilers for All Creatures Great and
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Small Season 1,
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SPEAKER_00: Episode 1,
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SPEAKER_00: and a light season discussion for Hope Valley 1874 Season 1.
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SPEAKER_00: All right, let's get into it.
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from the very beginning this episode feels so cozy the opening
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has this colorful
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animated intro and it instantly feels like a storybook but
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before we get to
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Yorkshire we're opening in Scotland and it's busy there are
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working men everywhere
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and here comes James running with his dog Don which is a
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beautiful dog by the way a
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SPEAKER_00: beautiful man too in an innocent way of course
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SPEAKER_00: And wait, how old is he supposed to be in this series?
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SPEAKER_00: I need to find that out.
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A postal worker gives him a letter,
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and clearly this is not the news he was hoping for.
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SPEAKER_00: And then we meet his parents,
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SPEAKER_00: Hannah and James Sr.,
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which I had to Google because I didn't get their names in the
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first episode.
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his mother does not seem convinced that being a vet is the most
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practical path
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anymore and she thinks there may be more of an opportunity in
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the automotive
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industry and James looks so clean and proper and put together
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compared to his
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surroundings and he almost seems like he doesn't quite belong
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there and I'm sure he
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SPEAKER_00: feels like that internally too
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Now his parents describe him as a dreamer and we learn that his
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father was a dreamer too.
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His dad once wanted to be a professional musician but duty
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called I guess and so
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already you can feel this quiet tension between dreams and
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responsibility and I
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SPEAKER_00: just love that.
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Then James gets another letter and this time it is about an
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interview in Derby,
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Yorkshire.
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SPEAKER_00: and his mother is immediately worried.
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I would definitely call her a worrywart,
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maybe even a chatty Cathy like me.
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SPEAKER_00: And she is anxious about him going, but his dad is so excited for him.
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SPEAKER_00: And when we get to the train station, his mother's crying.
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SPEAKER_00: And at first I thought, oh, well, she's just so nervous.
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SPEAKER_00: But really, mama just wants her baby to be happy.
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SPEAKER_00: And I think a lot of us can empathize.
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SPEAKER_00: We just want to protect our kids from harm and heartache.
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SPEAKER_00: And James, James is a handsome, well-put-together lad, I'm just saying.
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SPEAKER_00: And once he gets to Yorkshire, the scenery is stunning.
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SPEAKER_00: Rolling hills,
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SPEAKER_00: green everywhere,
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SPEAKER_00: open space,
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the kind of landscape that makes you want to take a deep breath
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and forget about
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SPEAKER_00: the pile of bills,
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SPEAKER_00: the political mess,
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SPEAKER_00: and all the worries of the world.
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SPEAKER_00: And even the old-fashioned buses are cute.
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on the bus James has this brief little meet cute with a young
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woman and a little
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girl and we don't know their names yet but you can tell right
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away that the meeting
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is significant to the story the music is soft and cozy with
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piano and strings and
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it just adds to that storybook feeling then James gets dropped
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off in the middle of
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nowhere at a four-way stop and of course it starts raining I
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mean it's England
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he is completely a fish out of water I just love it so he's in
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England now not
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Scotland he has to find his way to his interview on foot and
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that is truly
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motivation because I don't know if I would have made it and
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then we get to the
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village and this is when the small town setting really starts
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to settle in we see
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SPEAKER_00: C.A.
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Hanley bookseller we see the grocery shop we see the drover's
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arms which seems to
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SPEAKER_00: be the local pub
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different colored shops,
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little storefronts,
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and that classic village feel.
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SPEAKER_00: This is a cozy village set up.
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SPEAKER_00: Then James arrives at S. Farnon and this is where we meet Mrs. Hall.
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Now Mrs.
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Hall immediately feels important and you can tell she means
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business.
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SPEAKER_00: She is the housekeeper and she has this steady presence.
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She seems to know how everything works and you can tell she's
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probably the one
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SPEAKER_00: holding a lot of this together.
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and we also get horses and carriages because it is 1937 and
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then we meet the golden
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retriever Jess so yes already I'm happy give me an old English
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home and a golden
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retriever and I will never leave the house again then comes
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Siegfried and listen
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Siegfried is a lot a little too much for my personality and
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that's saying a lot I
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SPEAKER_00: like to think I'm a pretty patient person
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and he is absorbed in his work he's bossy eccentric and is
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definitely giving James
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a hard time he's borderline hazing him to be honest but you can
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also tell Mrs.
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Hall is the one who sets this interview up because Siegfried
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needs an assistant and
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SPEAKER_00: Mrs.
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Hall is probably tired of seeing him suffer and doing
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everything alone and I found
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SPEAKER_00: myself wondering right away is Mrs.
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SPEAKER_00: Hall almost like a mother figure to Siegfried
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obviously she's not his mom she's not old enough to be his mom
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but she has that
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energy she knows when to push him she knows when to stand up to
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him and she sees
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things that he doesn't always want to admit to and so then
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Siegfried and James head
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out to an appointment and the assistant car was a complete mess
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that car looked
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SPEAKER_00: like a problem before it even moved and
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but off they go and we see sheep and green hills and beautiful
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skies and then we
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SPEAKER_00: see a short horned cow and Siegfried mentions that they're dying out.
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We also learn that James fell in love with animals at his
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school farm when he was
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SPEAKER_00: young and Siegfried says something that really stuck with me.
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He basically says that the people are usually the bigger issue
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than the animals and
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I obviously I can believe that I think that's how teachers feel
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about kids versus
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the parents and then James helps diagnose a horse and this is
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where clean proper
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James starts getting a little messy he gets kicked in the face
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and then he gets
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kicked again and all I could think was man this man has some
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great work ethic I
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would have been on the first bus back to Scotland right after
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that first kick
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no not even after that kick but from the moment I realized that
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I had to walk all
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the way to my interview and they eventually found pus in the
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horse's foot they
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drain it they disinfect it and then this purple smoke comes out
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and I was like hold
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up wait a minute what's going on here is this some 1930s stuff
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but then we find out
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it's a trick that Siegfried does to impress people who don't
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understand veterinary
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SPEAKER_00: medicine so basically people like me
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after that James is driving they go over the pass and the car
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breaks down and let
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me tell you this is not where you want to be stranded there is
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no triple a in the
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1930s there's just prayers and vibes another cozy detail I love
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was hearing the
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church bells and seeing people riding bikes through the village
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that kind of
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everyday village life is what makes the world feel real and
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then we go to the
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SPEAKER_00: drover's arms
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we meet some locals including Henry Dinsdale who has an issue
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with his pig and this
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is where we find out James gets the job well sort of Siegfried
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offers him room and
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board and pay for a quid a week but makes it very clear that
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this is just a trial
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period and the locals in the pub consider James city folk and
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they basically get
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SPEAKER_00: him drunk to test him or prove his manhood and Mrs.
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SPEAKER_00: Hall hears him come in pretty sloppy
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he is drunk feeding the cats making a mess I mean everything
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that we know about put
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together James we're seeing a completely different side to him
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when he's drunk and
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SPEAKER_00: then meanwhile Mrs.
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Hall is already cleaning up behind these men I mean you know
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her role is she has to
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SPEAKER_00: do a lot she puts up with a lot okay
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and yes I did notice the English breakfast which is my personal
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favorite but why is
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James in that bed and he's so filthy I could not get past that
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I know he was drunk
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but what that's just nasty that man was covered in dirt and
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horse you know what and
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SPEAKER_00: he just got in the bed
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absolutely not now the next morning James is hungover Siegfried
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can tell Mrs.
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Hall put medicine in his cup and I wondered if Siegfried was
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testing James by
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leaving him at the pub with those men maybe he had hired
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someone in the past who
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had drinking issues and this was some kind of test and either
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way James is in
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trouble and he's doing his best to kind of cover it all up and
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then they go to Mr.
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SPEAKER_00: Alderson's farm and
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SPEAKER_00: and those bridges and roads and the dales are so daggone narrow.
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I would be stressed every day driving through there and James
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goes looking for Mr.
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SPEAKER_00: Alderson and ends up stuck in a pen with a bull.
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And then we see the same young woman from the bus and she's
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holding the chicken and
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SPEAKER_00: we find out her name is Helen.
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I loved Helen immediately her green on green outfit her
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personality the way she
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carries herself she just has such a grounded confident presence
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a no-nonsense type
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of woman and we also find out the little girl from the bus is
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her 12-year-old
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SPEAKER_00: sister Jenny
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Now James examines the calf and realizes that there's a bone
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fracture and this is
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one of those moments where you could tell Siegfried is going to
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teach James how to
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SPEAKER_00: be more confident.
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SPEAKER_00: Maybe not in a gentle manner but he's definitely going to teach him.
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And Helen also tells James that Siegfried is actually a good
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man and you can
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SPEAKER_00: already feel that attraction between James and Helen.
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SPEAKER_00: It is subtle but it is definitely there.
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SPEAKER_00: Now back at the surgery we see an orange tabby
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and I love an orange tabby cat they are so cute but then we
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realized there has been
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a mix-up with the cats there's two cats Jasper and Leo because
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James got drunk and
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he fed the cats the night before and the cats are now all mixed
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up and one of them
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SPEAKER_00: is supposed to be castrated and that cat is Mrs.
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Dinsdale's cat who's Henry's wife you know the guy who had
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questions about the pig
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SPEAKER_00: at the pub
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SPEAKER_00: and to make matters worse Mrs.
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Dinsdale finds out James was drunk at the pub because Henry
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told her and so now
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Siegfried is furious James knows he has messed up he packs his
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things Mrs.
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SPEAKER_00: Hall feels bad and talks to Siegfried and once again Mrs.
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Hall has to stand up to him and Siegfried calls her the patron
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saint of lost causes
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SPEAKER_00: that was a read
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and I immediately thought does that include you because I think
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it does now Mrs.
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Hall and I had the same thought Siegfried set James up but
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Siegfried is not backing
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down then a local farmer comes because he needs help with his
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cow and James goes
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SPEAKER_00: without telling Siegfried Mrs.
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Hall knows but James goes it's late it's stormy and the music
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in this scene
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SPEAKER_00: reminded me a little bit of Doubting Abbey
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the cow is in labor and watching James struggle to help deliver
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that baby calf I
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was tense I was so squeamish but I was also so moved by his
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determination this is a
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man full of passion and he knew deep down that his job probably
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depended on this
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but more than that he really cared he truly cares and
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eventually Siegfried finds
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SPEAKER_00: out where James is and comes to the farm and
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and James does not give up he delivers the calf and tell me why
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I was about to cry
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not because it was sad but because it was so wholesome and
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there was something so
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pure about watching him fight for this animal fight for his job
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and prove to
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SPEAKER_00: himself that he belonged there
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then James finally raises his voice at Siegfried and tells him
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he is insufferable
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which we all thought that um I got emotional again because it
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felt like James
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SPEAKER_00: finally found his voice and then we find out he can stay and Mrs.
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Hall is satisfied James is full of joy and he's driving that
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car with no brakes
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SPEAKER_00: like he is on top of the world and I was just so happy for him
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Now this episode really felt like we were rooting for James as
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he chased his dream
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SPEAKER_00: with some hiccups along the way.
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SPEAKER_00: The setting was cozy.
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The fish out of water trope worked beautifully and we were
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introduced to the locals.
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We saw how animals are at the center of the series and we got
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that feeling that
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SPEAKER_00: this is only the beginning.
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SPEAKER_00: My cozy rating is a five out of five cups top tier cozy from the jump.
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my episode rating is also a 5 this is definitely a top tier
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Cozy Comfort Club pick
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so far and it's the first episode and honestly I have a feeling
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that this series
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may become the heart of Cozy Comfort Club now on the rewatch
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scale I'm giving it a
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5 this is actually not my first time watching the first episode
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it's like my I've
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watched it now two and a half times but watching it again for
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the podcast made me
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SPEAKER_00: appreciate it even more
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it made me emotional it made me want to go to Yorkshire it made
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farm life look
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entirely too good but also too demanding for my taste now I
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want to briefly talk
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about my thoughts on Hope Valley 1874 when I originally started
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watching this show
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I honestly didn't think I was going to be that into it I
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thought I don't know if
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American Frontiers stories are really my thing I do still watch
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them sometimes but
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SPEAKER_00: they're not always my favorite
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but I decided to give this one a try because I've been enjoying
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Hallmark content
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especially over the past year and I thought okay let's see and
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I even tried to go
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back and start When Calls to Heart season one when I found out
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that Hope Valley
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1874 was coming out but then I remember there are so many
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seasons and that is a
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real investment and so I think I got through maybe four
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episodes of season one not
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SPEAKER_00: because it was bad it was just it was actually very cozy
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but the thought of catching up on that many seasons was a lot
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at the time now I
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think I could do it but anyway when I first watched Hope Valley
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1874 I did an
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episode comparing it to the four sites and I'll try to link
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that in the show notes
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and at the time I enjoyed both but I definitely had a stronger
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preference for the
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four sites the first episode of Hope Valley was actually good
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but it didn't fully
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SPEAKER_00: hook me episode two is where I
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was fully hooked and I realized this is the type of show that
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might work better as
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a binge rather than week to week now I did mostly watch it week
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to week but there
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were a few weeks where I skipped and grouped two episodes
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together and that worked
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SPEAKER_00: that works really well watching two at a time
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but overall I was impressed really impressed Bethany Joy Lenz
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as Rebecca was
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excellent and I mean she really does not do wrong anyway she's
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a great actress she
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can sing um she is beautiful and I already I already enjoyed
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her but in this series
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SPEAKER_00: she was so believable as a woman on the run
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and a mother trying to protect her daughter a widow trying to
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survive and a woman
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doing whatever it takes to get away from the family she left
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behind and give her
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child a better chance now I love Rebecca and her daughter Sarah
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and we do not talk
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enough about how good that young actress was she really held
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her own and Sarah's
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love for her mother was so heartwarming but we also see the
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anxiety she carries
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SPEAKER_00: about what might happen next and
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both Rebecca and Sarah are grieving the loss of Rebecca's
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husband and Sarah's
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father and that grief is pretty much woven into everything and
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then we have
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Benjamin Ayers and I think after watching this I'm even more
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excited to see him in
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other things because he does have range yep yep that's the word
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range I've enjoyed
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SPEAKER_00: him before but this role really showed a different side of him
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and honestly I think he has been underserved in the Hallmark
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space at times and
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this felt like a strong pivot for him he was in a Christmas
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movie during the
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countdown to Christmas and now I can't even remember the the
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name of the movie but
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I really didn't like it and I don't think it had anything to do
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with him I think it
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was just not a great not a great movie um but I believed him in
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this role I
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believed his protectiveness I believed his connection to the
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land to Rebecca to
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SPEAKER_00: Sarah to the community and
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And I also love the friendship between Hattie and Rebecca
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because both of them are
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widows and there's something really beautiful about the way
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they connect through
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SPEAKER_00: Lost.
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Hattie has such a good heart and then we see her relationship
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with her own daughter
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Olivia so there are a lot of mother-daughter relationships in
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this series and I
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really appreciated that and Olivia also has her own storyline
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including a love
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triangle and we meet the new Mountie in town played by Lachlan
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Quarmbi and I'm not
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going to give every little detail away but this is really a
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story about community
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and Rebecca receives a lot of help from the people around her
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but she also gives so
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much of herself to this community she operates as a doctor at
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times she works the
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land she helps fix up the boarding house she is talented strong
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resourceful
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and there are also several supporting characters who do a
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wonderful job overall I
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thought the acting was pretty solid were there a few little
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moments where I thought
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maybe they could have done another take yes but that did not
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happen often enough to
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take me out of the story and there's also a young couple
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preparing to have a baby
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and I really enjoyed following their story too watching them
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struggle find their
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SPEAKER_00: footing and figure out life together added another layer to the season
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and then toward the end of the season we get a little more
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action and now I will
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say the ending of season one was pretty predictable and I think
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most of us knew
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where things were going but even with that it made me excited
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for season two and
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I've said this before but this show really feels like an
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ultimate comfort watch to
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me this is the kind of show you watch after a long day you get
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in the bed you don't
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get back up you have a hot drink you wrap yourself up and you
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just let that story
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SPEAKER_00: carry you
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and I did that a few times while watching so that's probably
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why I sometimes waited
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a week or two and then grouped the episodes together because
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once I started
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watching I didn't want to stop for my cozy rating I'm giving
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Hope Valley 1874 a
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season one of five out of five cups this is ultimate cozy for
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my overall season
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SPEAKER_00: rating I'm giving it a 4.25
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it is still very strong and I definitely plan on covering
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season two on the podcast
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because I enjoyed it that much on the rewatch scale I would
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definitely rewatch this
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season I may even rewatch it before the second one starts in
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2027 and now I'm
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wondering if this means I need to go back and watch When Calls
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to Heart I don't
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SPEAKER_00: know there is so much to watch the commitment is real
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so should you watch it or skip it I would say definitely watch
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it if you like
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American Frontier period drama emotional stories and
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community-centered comfort
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shows but you may want to skip it if that setting is not your
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thing or if you're
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looking for something that will take your emotions up and down
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a little bit more I
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feel like this one's a little bit more steady because it
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definitely has its
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SPEAKER_00: emotional moments but there's a lot of softer moments and
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even the stress didn't feel that stressful and I know some
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people crave like the
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thrill and you're not really going to get that in this and I
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believe it was episode
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six that made me cry a few times maybe it's because it hit me
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during this current
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stage of my life with parenting and having a daughter but the
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scenes with Hattie
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and Rebecca really got to me too and their friendship through
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loss was just
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SPEAKER_00: beautiful
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and I want to mention the prospectors and the gold mining
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storyline is good and
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SPEAKER_00: there were some really good moments there too.
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So overall I was surprised by how much I ended up caring about
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this show and it may
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SPEAKER_00: not have hooked me immediately but once it did I was in.
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SPEAKER_00: So that's it for this week's TV Tuesday.
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We officially started All Creatures Great and Small,
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and I am already fully attached.
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SPEAKER_00: And if it were up to me,
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SPEAKER_00: I would probably binge the whole thing right now,
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SPEAKER_00: but I'm going to take my time and cover it weekly.
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next week we'll be talking about episode two and at the end of
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some of these TV
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Tuesday episodes I may also stick around and share quick
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thoughts on what else I'm
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watching so if that's your thing stay with me and if not you
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can always just listen
23:11
for the all creatures great and small discussion and that's it
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for today's episode
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of Cozy Comfort Club if you enjoyed this don't forget to follow
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SPEAKER_00: Apple Podcasts Spotify or wherever you listen
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and if you want weekly watch lists cozy recommendations and
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graphic reviews you can
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save make sure you're subscribed over on Substack you can also
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Instagram at Cozy Comfort Club go ahead over there so you know
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what I'm going to be
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talking about next week and send me your recommendations I love
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adding to our cozy
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SPEAKER_00: list until next time keep it cozy