The complete twelve-series run of Lucy Gannon’s medical drama "Peak Practice" has become available for streaming on ITVX. The series, first broadcast in the 1990s, is set in the fictional town of Cardale in the Derbyshire Peak District and centers on the lives and challenges of rural general practitioners.

The initial season featured Kevin Whately in the role of Dr. Jack Kerruish, an idealistic country doctor committed to his patients. Amanda Burton co-starred as Dr. Beth Glover, a partner who had recently taken over the practice from her father, bringing a sense of continuity and personal history to the storyline. Simon Shepherd appeared as Dr. Will Preston, completing the core trio of medical professionals. The ensemble cast also included Sylvia Syms and Sarah Parish, contributing to the series' depth and drama.

"Peak Practice" offered viewers a portrayal of general practice in a simpler, pre-digital era, evoking a time when scheduling an appointment with a GP might have been a more straightforward process. The show combined medical cases with interpersonal relationships against the backdrop of a rural community, exploring both professional and personal storylines.

The availability of the series on ITVX provides an opportunity for audiences to revisit or discover this depiction of healthcare in a small English town, reflecting on how general practice and patient interactions have evolved over time.