Doc Martin - Series 1 Romantic Moments

The highlights of romantic moments and scenes where Martin and Louisa were in a world of their own in Doc Martin.

Doc Martin is owned by Buffalo Pictures.

Martin Clunes is Doc Martin Ellingham
Caroline Catz is Louisa Glasson

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• romantic
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[TheIxelification]

I see, I'll consider changing them to something of my own then, but keep the music in the background, thanks for the suggestion/feedback. If it becomes an issue for the videos I've currently got online I'll just delete them and change them accordingly. I have a feeling however that it won't be an issue, I've seen other people post episodes on Youtube of this programme and they haven't received any copyright issues yet.

[GriffinStar1]

Aw, really lovely romantic bits, very nice indeed :)

[TheIxelification]

@GriffinStar1 Yeah, my third attempt at using Sony Vegas Pro, and I'm probably only using a fraction of the power in it. I hope you like how I incorporated part of the intro scene (the title/credits with an addition) and the credits with the music at the end, making it seem sort of like this was an official Doc Martin video, even though of course it's not.

[Buttercupline2]

@TheIxelification I don't think ITV mind its Buffalo Pictures who I have no clue of !

[iFluffyKitten]

lol Dog fail ^^

[nhbright]

Thanks for posting - These are so cute- Its hard to believe that they created a child. Intreresting how they left that to the imagination of the viewers.

[RetroJenny]

This is a good show. It reminds me of the older shows from the 70s and 80s.

[loveforlovesake]

Really funny! Nice to have more Doc Martin vids on youtube. Thanks for uploading!

[littleguinea]

I love all the romantic bits so this is a great vid to watch. However, just some friendly advice, by adding titles especially the "In association with..." at the end, I think you really run the risk of getting in trouble with copyright issues.