Born and Bred
Born and Bred

Born and Bred (2002)

8.5 (2 votes)
4 Seasons
April 21, 2002
English
Drama

Synopsis

In the 1950s at the fictional Lancashire village of Ormston, a father and son, both doctors, navigate the challenges of running a cottage hospital under the newly established National Health Service.

Creator

Chris Chibnall

Network

BBC One

Episodes

The Best Man
E1

The Best Man

Apr 21, 2002
60 min

The Gilder family head to Ormston for Linda's wedding to Len. After a wild stag do, Len wakes nude in the village. Arthur, local doctor, prepares for his nurse's big day. As the guests' train breaks down, Linda has second thoughts.

Nothing Like the Son
E2

Nothing Like the Son

Apr 28, 2002
60 min

Tom and Arthur clash over the hospital's unconventional management. Meanwhile, Deborah encounters Eddie, who asserts himself as the doctor's cleaner despite any objections. Eddie appears to be harbouring a secret.

The Inspector Calls
E3

The Inspector Calls

May 5, 2002
60 min

Tom and Arthur prepare to meet Cornelius Sibbald, the official responsible for approving the new cottage hospital. Meanwhile, the villagers unite in a fundraising effort to support the building work.

Buried Treasure
E4

Buried Treasure

May 12, 2002
60 min

Tom puzzles over local carpenter Bert Cartwright's determination to keep him away, despite Bert's wife's illness. Meanwhile, Michael discovers something exciting, prompting the entire village to hunt for buried treasure.

Brothers in Arms
E5

Brothers in Arms

May 19, 2002
60 min

Tom's patience is tested when his father appears to lose focus in their battle to run the village surgery, but unbeknownst to Tom, Arthur is busy brewing his own beer for the christening. Tension develops between Frank and Len.

Judgement Day
E6

Judgement Day

May 26, 2002
60 min

The people of Ormston face an anxious wait as the cottage hospital's future is decided upon by NHS inspector Neville Manly.

Cast

Trailer

Details

Original Title

Born and Bred

Status

Ended

Seasons

4

Episodes

35

Production

BBC TV