Doc Martin season 9 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Martin meticulously tracks Louisa's ovulation, causing some morning tension. Louisa prepares for a presentation in her tutorial group, struggling to connect with her peers. Simultaneously, a mysterious break-in is reported, but details remain vague. Elsewhere, Martin aids Al in organizing a surprise engagement party for Morwenna. During a chaotic tutorial session, Martin unexpectedly diagnoses a student with Cushing's disease. Concerns arise about Ruth's forgetfulness, initially attributed to dementia but later revealed to be carbon monoxide poisoning. The episode culminates in Morwenna's surprise engagement party, where Martin suffers a minor injury, and Louisa gifts him a thoughtful birthday present.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Martin take Louisa's temperature every morning?
To track her basal body temperature for ovulation.
What are Louisa's plans for Martin's birthday?
Initially to book a restaurant, but then decides to cook at home.
What is the focus of Louisa's tutorial group presentation?
Anxiety in teenagers and the pressure to achieve.
Who finds the missing purse in the reported break-in?
Caitlin, in her store.
What medical procedure does Martin perform on a patient?
A hormone replacement therapy implant.
Who does Martin diagnose with Cushing's disease?
Tony, a student in Louisa's tutorial group.
What is Al's plan for Morwenna?
A surprise engagement party.
How does Martin help Al with the surprise party?
By keeping Morwenna at work for an extra hour.
What health issue is Ruth initially suspected of having?
Dementia.
What actual health issue does Ruth have?
Carbon monoxide poisoning.
Where does Ruth stay after her carbon monoxide poisoning?
Temporarily rehoused, possibly at a hotel or another character's home.
What happens at the surprise engagement party?
Al proposes again to Morwenna.
How does Martin get injured?
He gets hit by a door.
What birthday present does Louisa give Martin?
A Japanese Deba knife for filleting fish.