Last night saw Martin Clunes dour expression once again lock in the 9pm slot for commercial broadcaster ITV as the seventh series of Doc Martin continued in good health, despite taking a noticeable drop in popularity.
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After 686 long and agonising days off the nation’s screen, Monday night brought a chance for the TV viewing population to rejoice and welcome back Martin Clunes’ Doc Martin (9pm) for a seventh run.
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