Ep 2. Little Miss Can't Be Wrong

In Animal Practice season 1 episode 2, titled "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong," the staff at the Crane Animal Hospital must deal with a stubborn and difficult-to-diagnose hamster named Little Miss. While George tends to the hamster, Dr. Yamamoto, the new hire at the hospital and a renowned animal behaviorist, tries to get closer to her co-workers and learn more about the animal practice.

The episode opens with a comical scene where George, the hospital's head veterinarian, tries to give a routine check-up to Little Miss, a friendly hamster. However, Little Miss is very uncooperative and bites George's finger, forcing him to wear a finger cast and receive medical attention from the rest of the staff.

While George is tending to his injured finger, Dr. Yamamoto, the new veterinarian and animal behaviorist, tries to get closer to her co-workers by organizing an impromptu barbecue in their backyard. However, the rest of the staff seems hesitant to mingle with her and are skeptical about her animal behavior expertise.

As the day progresses, Dr. Yamamoto shows her true worth when Little Miss becomes seriously ill and unable to move. Despite George's best efforts, he is unable to determine the cause of Little Miss' illness, and it seems like she may not survive. Dr. Yamamoto steps in and quickly identifies the root cause of Little Miss' ailment, eventually saving her life with her knowledge of hamster behavior and physiology.

In the end, the staff warms up to Dr. Yamamoto, and she proves herself to be a valuable addition to the team. Meanwhile, George and Dorothy, the hospital's practice manager, share a romantic moment, signaling the start of a potential romantic subplot for the series.

Overall, "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" is a lighthearted and entertaining episode that highlights the importance of teamwork and acceptance. It also introduces us to the new vet, Dr. Yamamoto, and sets up potential storylines for future episodes.