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Doc Martin
(television series)
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Louisa Glasson
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Martin was an eminent vascular surgeon in
London when he suddenly develops
haemophobia, the fear of blood. He
retrains as a GP and finds himself in a
small seaside fishing village in Cornwall.
Martin must deal with the quirky villagers
who are horrified at the doctor they have
been saddled with to replace the late,
great Dr Sim. Dr Sim was not a very good
doctor, but it seems that a visit to the
surgery was seen as more of a social
experience, with tea, biscuits and chat.
Even though Doc Martin (who prefers to be
addressed as "Dr Ellingham") is the best
and most conscientious physician they
could ever expect to attract to such a
small, remote village, they really would
prefer the tea and biscuits.
A teacher in the local primary school,
Louisa Glasson, was on the interview
panel which hired Martin over Louisa's
objections regarding his bedside manner.
Although she is often annoyed by his
refusal to fit into village life, she finds
herself drawn to him. And Martin just can't
seem to get the school teacher out of his
head or his dreams.
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S1E5 Of All the Harbours in All the
Towns
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S3E1 The Apple Doesn't Fall
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S3E5 The Holly Bears a Prickle
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S4E2 Uneasy Lies the Head
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S4E3 Perish Together as Fools
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