The pair had shared a kiss previously before she left Darrowby, with any hope of a relationship quickly evaporating. But this time Dorothy is staying put, which means they can finally make a proper go of things, courtesy of some necessary guidance from Mrs Hall.
"I think 'evolve' is the right word," said Samuel West when asked how Siegfried's relationship with the housekeeper develops in season 7. "I'm not sure if it necessarily progresses, but it does evolve.
"But while he may be ahead in his thoughts, he's almost always behind in his emotions. He very rarely knows what he feels about things and sometimes discovers it weeks, and series, after the audience, which is interesting and a pleasure to play."
"In this case, Mrs Hall is Dorothy’s dear friend and she introduced us, so she wants the relationship to work for her own reasons," explained West.
"When I'm neglectful of Dorothy, she's annoyed, as she would be and as she should be. That puts a strain on our relationship, but it should. It leaves me disappointing her, which I don't like, obviously."
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"I think we're in the honeymoon period," he revealed. "We're dating, we're walking out and it's lovely. We don’t have exactly similar tastes, but we're willing to indulge one another.
But, as West teases, Siegfried will eventually 'do a Siegfried', which has consequences.
But while it's not set to be smooth sailing for the couple, it was a different picture behind the scenes.
West also praised her acting ability, describing her as "extraordinarily good".
"I loved working with her and we had some very good scenes together," he added. "At the beginning, as I said, an attractive, intelligent, stylish, funny woman is looking at me with great regard and possibly love. Who wouldn’t be blooming under that sort of regard?"
According to the logline, "James is excited about new developments in veterinary medicine, but a new vet in the area (pictured above) threatens the status quo.
Retuning cast includes Nicholas Ralph as James Herriot, Samuel West as Siegfried Farnon, Anna Madeley as Mrs Hall, Rachel Shenton as Helen Herriot and Callum Woodhouse as Tristan Farnon.
Caolan McCarthy has also joined the cast as rival vet, Granville Bennett, alongside a raft of new guest stars.
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