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Best Medicine review – this US remake of Doc Martin is perfect rubbish … and you need it in your life
This cosy medical drama does exactly what it sets out to do – soothe viewers’ souls with a celebration of smalltown values and secret goodness. It’s TV where nothing will distress youWell, what in the cultural cringe is going on here? Of all the things I could possibly have imagined the US would take an interest in to the point of executing a straight-to-series commission, Doc Martin would not have been one of them.
Best Medicine review – this US remake of Doc Martin is perfect rubbish … and you need it in your life
This cosy medical drama does exactly what it sets out to do – soothe viewers’ souls with a celebration of smalltown values and secret goodness. It’s TV where nothing will distress youWell, what in the cultural cringe is going on here? Of all the things I could possibly have imagined the US would take an interest in to the point of executing a straight-to-series commission, Doc Martin would not have been one of them.
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TV tonight: the American version of Martin Clunes comedy Doc Martin
Josh Charles is the grumpy lead in new series Best Medicine. Plus: it’s Alan Carr’s maximalist Interior Design Masters final. Here’s watch to watch this evening8pm, Sky One “I find the people here demanding, irrational and far too chatty in supermarkets.”
TV tonight: the American version of Martin Clunes comedy Doc Martin
Josh Charles is the grumpy lead in new series Best Medicine. Plus: it’s Alan Carr’s maximalist Interior Design Masters final. Here’s watch to watch this evening8pm, Sky One “I find the people here demanding, irrational and far too chatty in supermarkets.”
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