Countryfile - Season 27
Season 27
Episodes
Rare Breeds Compilation
Somerset
Keswick
Burns Highlands
West Yorkshire
Leicestershire
Gloucestershire
Suffolk
Pembrokeshire
Cheshire
Northern Ireland
All Creatures Great and Small
Hampshire
Norfolk
North Cumbria
Woodland
High Peak
Spring Special
Farming Heroes
Where Town Meets Country
Warwickshire
Channel Islands
Somerset
Nottinghamshire
East Yorkshire
Working Landscapes Compilation
Cornwall
Derbyshire
Northumberland
Summer Special
Sheep Theme
Compilation Seaside Theme
CLA Game Fair
Powys
Harvest
Cumbria
Sussex
Compilation - The Great Outdoors
One Man and His Dog
Lancashire
Cheshire
Autumn Special
North Wales
Countryfile's Ramble for Children In Need
Cambridgeshire
Compilation Field to Fork
Dorset
Shropshire
Highlands
The Peaks
Ellie and Matt look at how the geology of the Peaks has lead to two distinct landforms. Sean reports from Haddon Hall looking at the buildings restoration. Adam looks at the story of the tractor. Tom finds out the return of wild boars to the Forest of Dean isn't going down too well.
Cornish Coastal Christmas
Matt and Ellie are in Coverack, helping the locals get ready for the Christmas festivities. John heads to Truro to discover what became known as the most famous carol service in the world. Tom meets a community who are getting behind their fishermen in a very festive way. Adam explores how a day on the Cornish farm is so busy at Christmas. Sean Fletcher gets a cookery masterclass from Rick Stein.
Compilation: The Farming Year
Adam prepares for the year ahead on the farm, whilst looking back at highlights from the past years programming.
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