Gentle as a babbling brook -- and just as exciting, for better or worse -- Virgin River's sophomore season offers up more of the comfort viewing that fans have come to crave. Read critic reviews
Virgin River (2020)
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Episodes
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1. New Beginnings
Air date: Nov 27, 2020
Jack asks Mel for help after Charmaine experiences a complication in her pregnancy; Hope demands that Doc keep their relationship a secret.
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2. Taken by Surprise
Air date: Nov 27, 2020
Despite Mel's efforts, Charmaine's stay at Hope's house gets off to a rocky start; a situation involving Paige's past escalates unexpectedly.
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3. The Morning After
Air date: Nov 27, 2020
Mel seeks to help Charmaine get hydrated while thinking about what transpired with Jack; Calvin offers Brady a job.
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4. Rumor Has It
Air date: Nov 27, 2020
The townspeople attend an annual picnic, steeped in friendly competition, romantic squabbles and gossip about Mel and Jack.
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5. Can't Let Go
Air date: Nov 27, 2020
Jack is haunted by war memories during a reunion with his Marine buddies; Mel clashes with her sister-in-law.
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6. Out of the Past
Air date: Nov 27, 2020
Mel struggles with how to honor Mark ahead of the first-year anniversary of his death; a stressed-out Jack makes bad decisions; Hope apologizes with pie.
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7. Breaking Point
Air date: Nov 27, 2020
After police find a body in the woods, Preacher worries about the implications; Charmaine and Jack discuss a birth plan with Mel.
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8. Blindspots
Air date: Nov 27, 2020
Jack helps his friend, Mike, zero in on Calvin; Mel and Doc investigate an outbreak that could be related to food poisoning; Hope learns a secret.
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9. Hazards Ahead
Air date: Nov 27, 2020
Mel searches for Jack who has stumbled upon disturbing news; Jamie entices Preacher with a job offer; Hope questions Doc's loyalty.
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10. Blown Away
Air date: Nov 27, 2020
Mel tracks down Brady to find out what happened to Spencer; Doc asks Hope an important question; Preacher makes a life-changing decision.
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Critic Reviews for Virgin River: Season 2
Audience Reviews for Virgin River: Season 2
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I love the twists and turns! It's funny, intelligent, haunting, and achy.
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I gave season 1 three stars because it was SO Hallmark. This second season I upped to 3 1/2 stars because they actually added a character element that took it a half-step above Hallmark. I won't write a spoiler, but all of the main characters, it turns out, have come to town for the same reason. Figure that out and it adds interest to your watching.
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Minimal improvement on a series full of sap and not so well developed characters. Looking for the story still...
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Okay, I'm a guy. I watched S1 with my girlfriend and I tried, I really did. But the obviousness of the plot points killed the show's vitality. Charmaine's pregnancy...like no one could see that coming? But the writers stretch out the reveal for two episodes. And the "letter conundrum"? Drop it in the mail. The illegal pot growers? A couple calls to the BLM and ATF. And the relationships? In my experience, successful ones connect two people of relatively equal desire who both recognize the fragility of a good thing. Yet, the men in VR exhibit a sort of clubbed, everlasting love cut with the patience of Job, while the women seem narcissistic and self-absorbed. Doc cheated on Hope, once, 20 years ago and she has since resisted his every apology. But an unattached Doc would draw older women out of the woodwork. A few years of Hope's cold shoulder and Doc would turn to a warmer one. If Hope wanted to keep him, she'd have to address her issues, accept his apology, and meet him halfway. And Jack is the most eligible bachelor in town (despite his relationship with Charmaine). A thoughtful, good-looking ex-Marine who owns and operates the town ‘hot spot'? He'd have his pick of the local women. As a young man, I tended bar in a place like this and trust me, women for miles around would hound him. And even if reluctant, certainly, he'd understand the truth of his circumstances: high-demand. But, here, he's a doormat. The self-serving, drama queen Mel treats him like dirt, leaving for L.A. without a word, then refuses to return his calls. Here, the writers/Director refuse to include scenes of Jack going to the cabin and finding it empty; of a worried and heartsick Jack calling Mel, again and again, to no avail. Instead, we get Mel at her dead husband's grave, and Jack crawling back to her to renew his unquenched love. Meh. A lot of guys (like me) would pass on Mel, a woman far too self-obsessed to see her partner with any clarity. But in this show, it's all Mel, all the time.
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Excellent, well done by all! Love it!
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So, in season 2 things really escalate, between the pot camps thing and Charmaine who is just all over the place and what an annoying woman, so toxic and problematic (no ofense to Lauren Hammersley who delivers her smoothly). Things are going slow between Jack and Mel, but seemingly steady, I can definitely relate with her fear to completely open up. Maybe this is what I love the most about this show, the relatable characters, so normal situations and reactions.
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I watched all 3 seasons in a week. I loved it. Now I was left hanging at the end of season3. Hope there is a season 4. I have to find out what comes next. Like I said I couldn't stop watching you become part of the of the story it's almost like knowing each character personally. I love series like this one clean and very enternaining.
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I adore this show! I've told so many people to watch it, all of whom have loved it too! 10/10!
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I would give this show a 4 out of 5. The only reason I am going with a 4 and not a 5 is because I didn't like the way season 2 ended. Other than that, Virgin Rivers is an overall good show. At first I didn't think I'd like it but then when you see the chemistry that Mel and Jack have from the first episode, that'll reel you in. One thing I like about this show is that it definitely keeps you interested. From Mel being slow to opening up about why she moved to virgin rivers to Jack's "girlfriend" meeting Mel and becoming jealous of her. If you want to watch a show that has a good balance of drama, chemistry and that wow factor, then this is definitely the show for you!
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Our whole family absolutely loved watching this series. Can't wait for season 3.
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