Season 2 Doc Martin...great!

14 years ago

I just finished the last episode of season 2. It is so fun to watch. Very different from American series, many of which I also like. There's no laugh track, the scenery is gorgeous. I am so glad to have found this.

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petaloid
14 years ago
I'm glad to hear that you enjoy it too!
socks
14 years ago
I even like the music in the beginning. Such a beautiful setting too.
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alisande
14 years ago
I'm still on Season 1, but I like it too. I watch it on Netflix, and sometimes I pause the action just to stare at the scenery.

Do you watch Midsomer Murders? Different English scenery, but just as beautiful.
pammyfay
14 years ago
Yippee -- more converts!
pam_25f
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14 years ago
Alisande, I am saving Midsomer Murders viewing for later. It was a choice between the two of them when I started. It is such a joy to watch sequentially and not have to wait for the production and tv schedule.
alisande
14 years ago
It is such a joy to watch sequentially

Isn't it though!!
mare_wbpa
14 years ago
I'm a convert also. I watched the whole 4 "serieS". The British seem to have very short seasons, 4-7 shows vs US series, which sometimes have 20 per season. I hope Netflix will make the next series available soon. I'm also a convert to Downton Abbey. I have 1 or 2 shows yet to watch. I love Netflix.
chisue
14 years ago
DH and I have enjoyed so many UK series. Our library has almost everything we wanted on DVD. I can't even remember what season we're on with "New Tricks".

If you like "Doc", you might like "Reggie Perrin" (with Martin Clunes).

I've enjoyed the "Downton Abbey" series. However, we just watched Season Two, Episode 6, and I'm sorry to say it is starting to feel like a daytime soap. Our spinal-injury hero is evidently about to regain use of his 'nether parts', and we've had a case of *amnesia* in the plot. Oh, puhleese! This isn't up to the high standard of the story line thus far -- although The Lady and the Chauffeur is a trite cliche.
marry
14 years ago
If you like Doc Martin, be sure to watch
"William and Mary" also with Martin Clunes!
sjerin
14 years ago
I really enjoy W & M too, though sometimes I wonder why Mary is always so crabby. I think it's very well done.

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