Mrs Hall's friend first appeared in season 1, when she shared a kiss with the vet before moving to Malta (not as a result of said kiss, we should add). She then returned in last year's Christmas special, following the end of the war, and so far, so good.
But it becomes patently clear why in the drama's latest episode.
"He's really not what I expected, you know," she confides in Mrs Hall. "After all the stories, I was prepared for a bit of bad temper now and again. But he's really rather lovely."
However hard he tries to put his best foot forward to impress Dorothy by being perfectly agreeable (dare we say laid back?) and uncharacteristically open-minded, even tailoring his musical preferences to Dorothy's so as not to rock the boat in any way, one's true self always reveals itself in the end.
View Green Video on the source websiteAfter barking at James, he picks a fight with Tristan, who's busy sprucing up the practice's waiting room, so as not to be outshone by new vet Granville Bennett (Caolan McCarthy).
"It's a waiting room, not a tart's bloody boudoir. And I don't care what Dorthy says about this or your sodding magazines. This is my practice and what I say goes. Do you hear me?"
"I think the whole of Darrowby heard you," she remarks from the doorway, looking most unimpressed.
Rather than resolving the matter, the pair cancel their plans to attend a concert, leaving Dorothy standing awkwardly in the kitchen while he hurries back to the Hollins's farm to deal with Harriet.
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"Besides, it's probably about time we had a bit of a falling out," she says over a drink at the pub.
But if you are able to argue constructively, any resentment can be squashed before it's allowed to fester and grow – and it can even bring you closer together.
His attempt to present himself in the best possible light was entirely well-meaning, but ultimately that meant pretending to be someone he wasn't, which does not make a strong partnership.
All Creatures Great and Small airs on Thursdays at 9pm on 5.
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