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[dancingwoman]

You can watch Season 7 on Acorn TV...DW

[LTT1]

@Anglophilly@vicki is ok@dancingwoman@sissy2@claros

@Annabellethecat66

We purchased the entire series, including the first episodes (with Doc as a friendly, carefree person) from PBS.  Thoroughly enjoyable, and we have been re-watching episodes from prior years.  I keep wondering if what we are seeing in the series from before is "additional information."?

It is well worth it (for us) to watch previous episodes.  We will look up "Saving Grace" too!  Thanks...

Hoping for a series 7... and I, to, live in Port Wenn in my dreams!

[Deblife]

I have been watching the new season on the Acorn app on my iphone 6+. There is a new episode on Monday so I usually am able to watch on a Wed or Thursday. If you have any questions I will answer them but I don't want to be a spoiler. I've seen about 5 episodes.

[claros]

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#Lilac

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Thanks Lilac

[151949]

We have also watched all he Doc Martin shows from the beginning on Acorn. Will wait to see season 7 on TV though. Gotta love him, he says to patients all the things I and my nurse friends wish we could have said to certain patients over the years. 

[151949]

There is another show on Acorn with Martin Clunes only much younger called something like William and Mary. He is much nicer in it. We watched about half of them so far.

[LTT1]

Doc Martin surely had Asburgers Syndrome

[151949]

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@LTT1 wrote:

Doc Martin surely had Asburgers Syndrome

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You do know he is fictious don't you?

[Annabellethecat66]

Have any of you seen interviews or shows with the lead actor?  He really looks quite different and is almost attractive.  He's very charming and said in real life he loves dogs and has a dog.

There are some fun behind the scenes and talking about how difficult it is to film there.

[Sooner]

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@151949 wrote:

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@LTT1 wrote:

Doc Martin surely had Asburgers Syndrome

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You do know he is fictious don't you?

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She said "Doc Martin."  NOT Martin Clunes!