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After developing a sudden fear of blood, successful surgeon Dr. Martin Ellingham abandons London for a general practice in a quiet Cornish hamlet.

Quirky Doc Martin opens his village practice, only to discover that most of his "patients" enjoy using his waiting room as a makeshift social club.

When a nasty stomach virus hits Portwenn, half the village takes ill, and Doc thinks he has traced the virus's source to the local swimming pool.

After turning down lovely teacher Louisa's invitation to a village dance, the socially awkward Doc treats a park ranger with an unusual problem.

When one of his Aunt Joan's former beaus comes back to Portwenn to woo her, Doc must butt in after discovering the man has a serious heart condition.

Upon discovering Doc's fear of blood, the village starts buzzing with the news. Bert insists on playing a practical joke, but Doc isn't laughing.

As Martin struggles with jealousy -- and a new receptionist -- he treats an elderly dementia patient and an accident-prone fisherman.

While dealing with Portwenn's aches and pains, including a nasty skin rash, Martin must cast the deciding vote on Louisa's promotion to headmistress.

Martin learns a bizarre family secret when he treats two taxidermist brothers for salmonella poisoning, likely caused by the contents of their fridge.

As Louisa and Martin's romantic triangle continues, he contends with a malodorous patient and a stubborn radio host who may have a drinking problem.

When a woman dies shortly after being examined by Martin, her distraught husband blames the doctor for her death and vents his anger on Aunt Joan.

Martin's estranged parents arrive for a reunion, but as the real reason for their visit comes to light, Martin reveals an unseen side.

Portwenn's constable asks Martin to be his best man, but the doctor flatly refuses. Later, the stag night in the woods goes terribly wrong.

A Salvation Army worker arrives in Portwenn to trace a missing woman. Meanwhile, the constable's checkup may jeopardize his upcoming wedding.

Bird watchers disturb Portwenn's new tranquility. Martin is warned about his lack of people skills, and Louisa's father and a bipolar friend arrive.

Bird watchers disturb Portwenn's new tranquility, Martin is warned about his lack of people skills, and Louisa's father and a bipolar friend arrive.

Bird watchers disturb Portwenn's tranquility. Martin's told to work on his people skills, while Louisa's father and a bipolar friend come for a visit.

When Louisa faints at school, Martin rushes to her aid. Elsewhere, Aunt Joan has a car accident, and the new constable falls asleep on the job.

Misinterpreting Martin's advice, Bert abandons his plumbing business to open a restaurant -- and soon Portwenn is plagued by food poisoning.

A city family with modern ideas -- and a bratty son -- moves in next door to Louisa. Meanwhile, Martin learns the constable is agoraphobic.

Romance is in the air in Portwenn as a glamorous divorcée pursues Martin, a handsome young artist woos Aunt Joan, and Pauline's boyfriend returns.

On Martin and Louisa's first date, his bluntness ruins the romantic mood. Meanwhile, Pauline's online gambling gets out of hand.

News of Martin and Louisa's engagement spreads through Portwenn. Meanwhile, mushrooms are making people sick, and Bert's restaurant problems mount.

On Martin and Louisa's wedding day, things go horribly wrong: A bridesmaid is injured, the vicar is drunk, and a burst pipe floods the reception hall.

With Louisa gone, Doc is struggling with life in Portwenn when he runs into his girlfriend from medical school and learns about a job in London.

Louisa is disturbed to find that Edith is her new clinic doctor. At the Portwenn school, the new head teacher displays increasingly erratic behavior.

PC Penhale's older brother is keeping secrets; Bert's romantic advice to Al only makes things worse with Pauline, and Edith's kiss disturbs Martin.

Martin balks at Louisa's desire to be head teacher again. Joan's having money problems, and Martin tells Edith he's applied for his old job in London.

While in London, Martin lies about his blood phobia. On the train home, a man needs medical care, while a school outing brings legal troubles to Joan.

Louisa's unconventional midwife and Martin instantly loathe each other. Edith urges Martin to move to London, while Joan presses him to tell Louisa.

Pauline's snooping reveals that Martin, whose blood phobia is cured, is leaving. At a conference, Edith wants to rekindle her old romance with Martin.

On his last day in Portwenn, patients swamp Martin's office while he faces anger from Aunt Joan and Edith. Louisa's car accident makes Martin think.

Doc Martin's return to London is delayed by the birth of his son and the arrival of an incompetent replacement at his Portwenn practice.

Martin agrees to stay on until a more suitable substitute is found. He moves back into his house and persuades Louisa to join him.

A wailing baby and sleepless nights leave Martin and Louisa with frayed nerves. New receptionist Morwenna makes a bad first impression on the doctor.

The first annual Portwenn charity fun run leads to a rivalry between Bert Large's restaurant and a local pub.

PC Penhale has an unexpected visitor: his ex-wife Maggie, who exhibits strange symptoms.

PC Penhale takes desperate measures to convince Maggie to stay in Portwenn. Martin and Louisa can't seem to agree on anything.

Threatened by loan sharks, Bert Large can't afford to host a charity event for a cat sanctuary.

Unaware of her feelings for him, Martin asks Mrs. Tishell, the pharmacist, to baby-sit James Henry for the day.

Martin and Louisa's wedding day brings a late bride, a power outage and PC Penhale's refusal to believe he's not the best man.

On Louisa's first day back in class, Martin worries about the new nanny, who shows up late and with a disturbing, persistent itch.

A mystery man collapses on the beach, and Louisa has trouble trusting new babysitter Mike on his first day looking after baby James.

Louisa pushes Martin to take James to a playgroup, Al signs up for online dating, and Ruth has trouble with a new neighbor.

Martin's diagnosis puts a stop to Mrs. Tishell's amorous advances. Meanwhile, PC Penhale literally shoots down his chances for an elite assignment.

Martin inadvertently sets off a panic when he asks perpetual hypochondriac Malcolm Rayner about his possible exposure to asbestos.

Pursued by Mrs. Tishell and unwilling to open up to Louisa about his father, Martin has a talk with his mother, which only makes him doubt his sanity.

As Louisa prepares to leave for Spain with the baby, Martin makes a life-or-death discovery that he must reveal to her before she departs.

While Louisa spends time in Spain, Ruth makes an appointment for Martin with a therapist, and a lifeboat training drill suddenly takes a very real turn.

Martin starts going to therapy. Louisa returns from Spain. Al's first guests arrive, including an uninvited one who could ruin the grand opening.

When Martin moves out to give Louisa some space, Mrs. Tishell takes it upon herself to look after him. Bert's sudden disappearance worries Al.

Martin and Louisa go to couples therapy and receive an unexpected homework assignment. Mrs. Tishell is surprised by the sudden return of her husband.

Determined to get rid of Buddy, the stray dog that follows him, Martin visits local vet Angela Sims, whose alternative treatments fail to impress him.

Louisa's ex Danny returns to Portwenn -- with seven kids in tow. Following their therapist's advice, Louisa and Martin go on a date.

At the Portwenn school, the new art teacher's unconventional ideas give Louisa cause for concern. Bert starts a new career as a handyman.

When the wife of a terminally ill patient holds Martin captive to save her husband's life, his sudden disappearance leads Louisa to fear the worst.

The homefront turns hectic for Martin and Louisa. Meanwhile, PC Penhale and Janice prep for their wedding and Bert's whiskey business hits a snag.

Martin and Louisa search for a day care solution for James. Ruth fields a business proposal. Martin suspects Ken of drinking again.

A stressed-out Louisa sets sail with a group of students. Morwenna helps Al's new business get off to a good start.

Morwenna's parents stop by for a surprise visit. Martin gives Louisa's instructor a piece of his mind. PC Penhale investigates an unusual break-in.

With young James teething, Martin and Louisa find sleep in short supply. Also, Mrs. Tishell closes up shop and Al asks Bert for a hand.

PC Penhale hosts a police open house. James goes through a challenging phase. Morwenna spends a weekend away.

The stakes are high as Portwenn competes against Port Carran in the annual rowing race. Martin's phobia is put on full display.

As Martin awaits his hearing, an American tourist ruffles feathers in Portwenn. PC Penhale commissions a bust of himself.