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WATCH: Meet the Cast of Netflix’s “Virgin River”

Virgin River returns for a second season on Friday, November 27.
The first season's finale set up major cliffhangers, especially regarding the future of Jack (Martin Henderson) and Mel's (Alexandra Breckenridge) relationship.
This is what you need to remember from Virgin River.
Along with Sweet Magnolias and the upcoming show Bridgerton, Netflix's Virgin River is an escapist romantic drama, ricocheting between feel-good moments and emotional plot twists. Ahead of Virgin River's season 2 premiere on November 27, we're revisiting the most important plot lines from the first season.

There's a moment in Virgin River's first season finale that just about sums up Mel Monroe's (Alexandra Breckenridge) difficult position. Mel, a recent widow, moved to the California town of Virgin River to work as a nurse practitioner, and hopefully recuperate from her awful experiences.

There, she meets Jack Sheridan (Martin Henderson), a former Marine-turned-bartender. Over and over again, their romance is halted before it can begin—leading to some delectable tension. "We don't have a long history together," Mel says, referring to Jack. Doc responds, "Maybe you have a future."

Season 2 of Virgin River will determine what that future looks like. But before watching, here's what you need to remember from season 1.

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