Doc Martin

Martin tries to warn a woman about the dangers of sun bathing, but ends up offending her; gossip about the blood phobia circulates.

Though Martin has opened his surgery, his patients seem to treat it more as a social hangout; Martin is forced to fire Elaine for incompetence.

Martin's first patient is a man who has grown breasts; Martin is forced off the road on his way out of the village.

Louisa has news for Martin; disaster hits at Bert and Jennifer's engagement party; Al has a business proposition for Ruth.

Louisa has news for Martin; disaster hits at Bert and Jennifer's engagement party; Al has a business proposition for Ruth.

Martin helps Louisa hand out awards at school; showdown between Ruth and Margaret; Mike has a shady revelation from his past.

Martin's mother returns to Portwenn; questions about asbestos cause panic; Bert has a question for Jennifer.

Mrs. Tishell returns to the village; Martin has to work out what is wrong with beachcomber Lorna; Al and Morwenna have Internet dating disasters.

Martin takes baby James to playgroup, where he is forced to sing along with the other moms; Al signs up for a dating web site; Bert finds Jennifer in the bathroom with a needle.

Ruth has a mystery admirer who unnerves her; Louisa gets in trouble with Bert when one of her students writes about getting food poisoning at his restaurant.

Martin has second thoughts about their nanny, who is constantly scratching; the nanny walks out; Penhale calls into a radio show to learn how to win friends.

Portwenn is buzzing with arrangements for the wedding of the Doc and Louisa; Ruth has a hard time taking care of James; the power goes out.

Martin helps Louisa hand out awards at school; showdown between Ruth and Margaret; Mike has a shady revelation from his past.

Martin's mother returns to Portwenn; questions about asbestos cause panic; Bert has a question for Jennifer.

Mrs. Tishell returns to the village; Martin has to work out what is wrong with beachcomber Lorna; Al and Morwenna have Internet dating disasters.

Mrs. Tishell's crush on Martin takes a dramatic turn when, believing him to be her child, she leaves town with baby James.

Bert Large's restaurant is in financial trouble and he is unable to help with the charity event for Florence Dingle's cat sanctuary.

Joe Penhale is desperate to show Maggie he has changed; Martin has to rescue Mr. Coley from a rooftop.

Joe Penhale's amnesiac ex-wife visits; Louisa's mother may find romance; Martin and Louisa still need to name their baby.

Portwenn Fun Day has the villagers abuzz; Martin and Louisa are not happy when Louisa's mother arrives unexpectedly.

Martin's new receptionist makes a poor first impression; Louisa and Martin find sleepless nights are taking their toll.

Doc Martin has to deal with the death of his Aunt Joan, demands of fatherhood, and the arrival of his Aunt Ruth.

Martin Ellingham's plans to resume his career are put on hold with the birth of a baby; the new GP misdiagnoses a patient.

Bert has another money-making scheme go wrong on Doc's last day in Portwenn, causing Louisa to go into premature labor.

Pauline finds out Doc is leaving; Bert organizes a baby shower for Louisa; Doc and Edith go to a conference.

Doc clashes with the new district midwife over natural methods; Bert becomes enamored with a new restaurant employee.

The widow of one of Doc's patients believes her husband is trying to communicate from the grave; one of Louisa's students falls ill on a class trip.

Martin urges Louisa to slow down after he catches her moving furniture; Martin refuses a handicapped parking tag for an elderly couple when the man won't prove he is disabled.

Louisa has a medical scare and goes to Martin for reassurance; Joe Penhale's brother Sam comes to town; Martin learns the surgery needs some updating.

Martin is unsure what to do when he hears Louisa's news, but Louisa does not want him involved; Louisa's new headmaster is exhibiting erratic behavior.

Martin prepares to leave Portwenn when his relationship with Louisa fails; Martin's medical school girlfriend arrives.

Martin needs to find a replacement vicar just three hours before the wedding; bridesmaid Isobel goes into labor.

Portwenn is buzzing with news; Bert's restaurant is in trouble so his son decides to take action to save the business.

Louisa ends her relationship with Martin, but when she needs him to treat her injured friend, he gets a chance to redeem himself.

Louisa Glasson finds out she has a rival for Doc Martin's affections; Martin accidentally runs over a dog.

Louisa's new neighbors cause problems for her, for Martin and for other residents; townspeople notice something unusual about Joe Penhale.

Unhappy with his lot in life, Bert Large abandons his plumbing business to start his own restaurant, but the eatery's opening is followed immediately by several cases of food poisoning.

A new police officer, who has narcolepsy, replaces Mark Mylow; Martin treats a girl who's been taking her mother's diet pills.

Birdwatchers descend on Portwenn in search of a rare species; Pauline gives her notice; Bert uses the police van to take the birdwatchers on tour.

Martin urges Mrs. Tishell to remove the collar she's worn for years; career disagreements lead Louisa to break up with Danny; a man from the Salvation Army arrives in Portwenn.

Mark's stag night plans go awry when he is bitten by a snake, and rescue lies in the hand of Stewart, the park ranger.

Martin is surprised and puzzled when his parents suddenly arrive for a visit; Martin's examination of a woman leads to a surprise diagnosis.

Martin is blamed when a patient dies during an examination; Joan urges Martin to explain the circumstances surrounding Helen's death to the widower.

Martin must treat an elderly man with a horrible smell; a local radio host appears to have a drinking problem; Julie Mitchell arrives in Portwenn.

Martin's house call to the home of the Flint brothers leads to a diagnosis of food poisoning; Al learns that Bert is not his natural father.

Louisa is up for promotion to head teacher, but Martin is on the board of governors and may go against her.

Louisa's ex returns to Portwenn hoping for a reunion; Martin sees a patient who has a history of self-injury; Elaine's cousin, Pauline, takes a job at the surgery.

Martin tries to warn a woman about the dangers of sun bathing, but ends up offending her; gossip about the blood phobia circulates.

Martin's Aunt Joan wants to rekindle a romance with an old flame who is suffering from a life-threatening heart condition; Al tries to woo Elaine.

Louisa invites Martin to the Portwenn Players Dance; Martin makes a house call to a park ranger who claims to have a six-foot red squirrel as a friend.

When a nasty stomach bug sweeps through Portwenn, Martin takes to the radio to alert residents to the danger, with unforeseen consequences.

Though Martin has opened his surgery, his patients seem to treat it more as a social hangout; Martin is forced to fire Elaine for incompetence.

Martin's first patient is a man who has grown breasts; Martin is forced off the road on his way out of the village.

Martin urges Mrs. Tishell to remove the collar she's worn for years; career disagreements lead Louisa to break up with Danny; a man from the Salvation Army arrives in Portwenn.

Birdwatchers descend on Portwenn in search of a rare species; Pauline gives her notice; Bert uses the police van to take the birdwatchers on tour.

A new police officer, who has narcolepsy, replaces Mark Mylow; Martin treats a girl who's been taking her mother's diet pills.

Louisa is up for promotion to head teacher, but Martin is on the board of governors and may go against her.

Martin's Aunt Joan wants to rekindle a romance with an old flame who is suffering from a life-threatening heart condition; Al tries to woo Elaine.

Louisa's ex returns to Portwenn hoping for a reunion; Martin sees a patient who has a history of self-injury; Elaine's cousin, Pauline, takes a job at the surgery.

When a nasty stomach bug sweeps through Portwenn, Martin takes to the radio to alert residents to the danger, with unforeseen consequences.

Louisa invites Martin to the Portwenn Players Dance; Martin makes a house call to a park ranger who claims to have a six-foot red squirrel as a friend.

Martin is blamed when a patient dies during an examination; Joan urges Martin to explain the circumstances surrounding Helen's death to the widower.

Martin must treat an elderly man with a horrible smell; a local radio host appears to have a drinking problem; Julie Mitchell arrives in Portwenn.

Martin's house call to the home of the Flint brothers leads to a diagnosis of food poisoning; Al learns that Bert is not his natural father.

Mark's stag night plans go awry when he is bitten by a snake, and rescue lies in the hand of Stewart, the park ranger.

Martin is surprised and puzzled when his parents suddenly arrive for a visit; Martin's examination of a woman leads to a surprise diagnosis.

Martin prepares to leave Portwenn when his relationship with Louisa fails; Martin's medical school girlfriend arrives.

Martin needs to find a replacement vicar just three hours before the wedding; bridesmaid Isobel goes into labor.

Portwenn is buzzing with news; Bert's restaurant is in trouble, so his son decides to take action to save the business.

Martin is unsure what to do when he hears Louisa's news, but Louisa does not want him involved; Louisa's new headmaster is exhibiting erratic behavior.

Martin urges Louisa to slow down after he catches her moving furniture; Martin refuses a handicapped parking tag for an elderly couple when the man won't prove he is disabled.

Louisa has a medical scare and goes to Martin for reassurance; Joe Penhale's brother Sam comes to town; Martin learns the surgery needs some updating.

Doc clashes with the new district midwife over natural methods; Bert becomes enamored with a new restaurant employee.

The widow of one of Doc's patients believes her husband is trying to communicate from the grave; one of Louisa's students falls ill on a class trip.

Pauline finds out Doc is leaving; Bert organizes a baby shower for Louisa; Doc and Edith go to a conference.

Doc Martin has to deal with the death of his Aunt Joan, demands of fatherhood, and the arrival of his Aunt Ruth.

Martin Ellingham's plans to resume his career are put on hold with the birth of a baby; the new GP misdiagnoses a patient.

Bert has another money-making scheme go wrong on Doc's last day in Portwenn, causing Louisa to go into premature labor.

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Martin's new receptionist makes a poor first impression; Louisa and Martin find sleepless nights are taking their toll.

Joe Penhale is desperate to show Maggie he has changed; Martin has to rescue Mr. Coley from a rooftop.

Portwenn Fun Day has the villagers abuzz; Martin and Louisa are not happy when Louisa's mother arrives unexpectedly.

Joe Penhale's amnesiac ex-wife visits; Louisa's mother may find romance; Martin and Louisa still need to name their baby.

No episode description is available yet.

Bert Large's restaurant is in financial trouble, and he is unable to help with the charity event for Florence Dingle's cat sanctuary.

No episode description is available yet.

Mrs. Tishell's crush on Martin takes a dramatic turn when, believing him to be her child, she leaves town with baby James.

Louisa Glasson finds out she has a rival for Doc Martin's affections; Martin accidentally runs over a dog.

Louisa's new neighbors cause problems for her, for Martin and for other residents; townspeople notice something unusual about Joe Penhale.

Unhappy with his lot in life, Bert Large abandons his plumbing business to start his own restaurant, but the eatery's opening is followed immediately by several cases of food poisoning.

Louisa ends her relationship with Martin, but when she needs him to treat her injured friend, he gets a chance to redeem himself.