Virgin River, Netflix’s blockbuster drama and romance series, will return for a fourth season in July. The release includes first look photographs for the upcoming season as well as the exciting news that Season 4 would include twelve episodes instead of the previous seasons’ ten.
The first look photographs reveal the progression of Melinda Monroe’s (Alexandra Breckenridge) romantic relationship with Jack (Martin Henderson). Despite the startling revelation that Melinda was pregnant with a child from an unknown father, the pair chose to take their relationship to the next level in Season 3. In the new season, Jack will do everything he can to help Melinda realise her dream of becoming a mother, as evidenced by the adorable first look photos.
Hope, played by Annette O’Toole, is noticeably absent from the Season 4 first look pictures, appearing only briefly alongside Tim Matheson’s Doc Mullins. Hope was almost written out of Season 3 after her character suffered a tragic automobile wreck after showing up on video calls a couple of times since she was a member of an at-risk group during the pandemic and couldn’t be on set. Season 4 will focus on the accident-related brain damage. Fortunately for us, Virgin River was renewed for Season 5 early, so the crew still has time to bring justice to Hope.
Hope, played by Annette O’Toole, is noticeably absent from the Season 4 first look pictures, appearing only briefly alongside Tim Matheson’s Doc Mullins. Hope was almost written out of Season 3 after her character suffered a tragic automobile wreck after showing up on video calls a couple of times since she was a member of an at-risk group during the pandemic and couldn’t be on set. Season 4 will focus on the accident-related brain damage. Fortunately for us, Virgin River was renewed for Season 5 early, so the crew still has time to bring justice to Hope.
Hope, played by Annette O’Toole, is noticeably absent from the Season 4 first look pictures, appearing only briefly alongside Tim Matheson’s Doc Mullins. Hope was almost written out of Season 3 after her character suffered a tragic automobile wreck after showing up on video calls a couple of times since she was a member of an at-risk group during the pandemic and couldn’t be on set. Season 4 will focus on the accident-related brain damage. Fortunately for us, Virgin River was renewed for Season 5 early, so the crew still has time to bring justice to Hope.
Hope, played by Annette O’Toole, is noticeably absent from the Season 4 first look pictures, appearing only briefly alongside Tim Matheson’s Doc Mullins. Hope was almost written out of Season 3 after her character suffered a tragic automobile wreck after showing up on video calls a couple of times since she was a member of an at-risk group during the pandemic and couldn’t be on set. Season 4 will focus on the accident-related brain damage. Fortunately for us, Virgin River was renewed for Season 5 early, so the crew still has time to bring justice to Hope.
Sue Tenney produced Virgin River, which is based on a series of novels by Robyn Carr. Daniel Gillies, Colin Lawrence, Jenny Cooper, Lauren Hammersley, Benjamin Hollingsworth, and Zibby Allen also star in the series.
The official summary for Season 4 of Virgin River is as follows:
Mel enters Season Four with a sense of optimism, despite not knowing if the baby belongs to her departed husband, Mark or Jack. She’s wanted to be a mother for a long time, and now she’s one step closer to realising her goal. While Jack is enthusiastic and supportive, the issue of paternity continues to bother him.
The arrival of an attractive new doctor, who is looking to create a family of his own, further complicates matters. Hope is still recovering from her car accident, and the psychological implications of her brain injury will have a significant impact on her and Doc. Brie, determined to prove the innocence of the man she loves, finds herself in an unexpected situation.
Season 4 of Virgin River will premiere on Netflix on July 20 with all twelve episodes. Take a peek at the Season 4 first look photographs below:
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