New Doc Martin Series: When To Expect On Ket

The British medical comedy-drama series 'Doc Martin' starring Martin Clunes as the grumpy GP Doctor Martin Ellingham is set to air its tenth and final season on KET. The show, which first aired in 2004, is filmed in the village of Port Isaac, Cornwall, UK. The tenth season will see Louisa, Doc's wife, pursuing a new career as a child counsellor while Doc looks after their two young children. The final season will explore Doc's attempts to overcome his phobia and question his decision to resign.

Doc Martin's new series will air on KET on Thursdays at 9:00 pm ET

The new series of Doc Martin will air on KET on Thursdays at 9:00 pm ET. The series will feature eight episodes, with the first episode airing on Thursday, October 17, 2024. The final episode will air on Thursday, November 7, 2024.

Doc Martin is a British medical comedy-drama television series starring Martin Clunes as Doctor Martin Ellingham. The show is set in the fictional seaside village of Portwenn and follows the life of Dr. Ellingham, a successful London surgeon who moves to the village and becomes the sole general practitioner.

In the new series, Dr. Ellingham will continue to navigate life in the village and treat his patients with his signature grumpy and abrupt manner. The series will also explore his relationship with his wife, Louisa, and their young children.

The first episode of the new series is titled "How Long Has This Been Going On?" and will feature a former patient, Stewart James, who starts a survival course business. The episode will also include regular cast members such as Caroline Catz as Louisa and Ian McNeice as Bert Large.

Don't miss the premiere of Doc Martin on KET on Thursday, October 17, 2024, at 9:00 pm ET!

The first episode of the new series will be 'I Will Survive'

The first episode of the new series of ITV's Doc Martin, titled 'I Will Survive', aired on 7 September 2022. The episode saw Martin, a grumpy but loveable Cornish GP with a phobia of blood, attempt to be reinstated as Portwenn's GP after admitting that his decision to resign was a mistake.

In the previous series, Martin had decided to resign from his position as Portwenn's GP after his medical career was scrutinised by the General Medical Council due to his blood phobia. In 'I Will Survive', Martin sets out to overcome his phobia and questions whether he made the right decision about resigning. He also has a baby daughter, Mary Elizabeth, with Louisa, who has taken over his consulting room for her practice as a child counsellor.

Martin puts his handyman skills to use by repairing clocks and caring for his baby daughter. However, he soon becomes intrigued by a woman named Abigail, who exhibits symptoms of myasthenia gravis. In true Doc Martin fashion, a series of comedic mishaps and misunderstandings ensue, involving familiar faces such as PC Joe Penhale and pharmacist Sally Tishell.

The episode also explores the dynamics between other characters, including Bert Large, his son Al, and daughter-in-law Morwenna. It sets the tone for the final series, as the beloved show prepares to bid farewell to its loyal viewers.

The new series will be the tenth and final series of Doc Martin

The new series of Doc Martin will be the tenth and final series of the show. The series follows the titular GP, Doc Martin, played by Martin Clunes, who has been a valued member of the local community since the show first aired in 2004.

In the new series, Doc is attempting to overcome his phobia of blood, as well as questioning whether he was right to resign. His wife, Louisa, has given birth to a little girl, and Doc is tasked with looking after her while Louisa pursues a new career as a child counsellor in his old surgery.

The final series will feature a host of guest stars, alongside the regular cast, including Caroline Catz and Ian McNeice. The series will also see the return of cast members Jessica Ransom, Joe Absolom, John Marquez, and Selina Cadell.

The first episode of the tenth series aired on KET on 3 October 2024.

The series will see Martin's wife Louisa seeing patients as a child counsellor

Louisa's new career comes after Martin (Martin Clunes) resigned his medical license, and a year has passed since he gave up practising medicine. In the first episode of the season, Martin expresses a desire to return to being a doctor after treating the mother of one of Louisa's patients, who refuses to let Martin examine her due to his lack of a license.

Louisa's new career as a child counsellor is not without its challenges, as she and Martin share the GP surgery, leading to chaos as their new receptionist struggles to manage their patients. Louisa also has to deal with the appearance of her estranged and dodgy career criminal father, Terry Glasson, who she has not seen in years. Terry appears to be genuinely ill, but Martin is bound by patient confidentiality and cannot tell Louisa about her father's condition.

Despite the challenges, Louisa is described as a "natural" and a "joy to have on set" by actress Caroline Catz, who plays her. Catz also highlights the evolution of Louisa and Martin's relationship over the course of the series, from being at odds with one another to a couple who love each other despite their differences.

Martin will be looking after their two young children

The new series of *Doc Martin* starts on KET on Thursday, October 3, 2024, at 9:00 pm ET.

In the 10th and final season of the show, Martin (Martin Clunes) has resigned his medical license, and his wife, Louisa (Caroline Catz), is now seeing patients in her new career as a child counselor. Martin will be looking after their two young children, James Henry and four-month-old Mary Elizabeth.

Martin and Louisa's relationship has had its fair share of ups and downs, but they eventually have a baby, get married, and later welcome a second child. In the final season, Martin's fear of blood, or haemophobia, continues to impact his life and career. While Louisa works, Martin takes on the role of caregiver for their children.

Martin's character is known for his grouchiness, abruptness, and lack of social skills. His direct and emotionless manner often offends the villagers, and he is perceived as hot-tempered and lacking a bedside manner. Despite his medical excellence, Martin struggles with social interactions and expressing his feelings, which has affected his relationship with Louisa.

In the final season, Martin and Louisa navigate their new roles, with Louisa seeing patients and Martin caring for their young family.

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