But they're watchable.
We've been watching videos made by a guy in Florida who goes around mowing and cleaning up people's yards for free as a good deed, using his own equipment, etc. Sometimes he does them when no one is home, or he knocks on the door and asks, or someone sends him a message with a request to help out someone else who has been ill, hospitalized, aged. Some of the yards are jungles. It gives you a good feeling about people.
Is that the one filmed here in the UK? Some British eccentrics in it: I love the policeman, the useless plumbers and the receptionist at the doctor's. Also the Doc. Despite his blood phobia he is a good doctor with a high sense of duty. I think the scenery is the star of the show though.
That's the one. I'm a lot like Doc Martin, except I know how to act more gracious.Is that the one filmed here in the UK? Some British eccentrics in it: I love the policeman, the useless plumbers and the receptionist at the doctor's. Also the Doc. Despite his blood phobia he is a good doctor with a high sense of duty. I think the scenery is the star of the show though.
Oh that sounds good then. What I like about the Doc is his honesty and competence. His abruptness adds to the humour, such as when he tells a patient to "shut up" while he's trying to concentrate on treating them. In real life a bit more graciousness would be good, but that's not Martin.
Maybe the only real difference is that he says what most of us would be thinking in those situations.Oh that sounds good then. What I like about the Doc is his honesty and competence. His abruptness adds to the humour, such as when he tells a patient to "shut up" while he's trying to concentrate on treating them. In real life a bit more graciousness would be good, but that's not Martin.
