You're not dreaming if the backdrop from the venerable show Heartland, which debuted in 2007 and is now in its sixteenth season, looks vaguely familiar.
Ava Duvarnay's Queen Sugar, another popular book-to-television adaptation, is currently in its sixth season with one more to go before the show's conclusion. The three Bordelon siblings' lives are followed by Queen Sugar.
I believe Lorelai Gilmore was the small-town girl that fans may have supported with the same fervour as they supported Mel from Virgin River. The Gilmore Girls' single mother protagonist established the standard for small-town eccentricity.
It's obvious that we enjoy ensemble cast television, and The Village definitely delivers when it comes to emotional high points.
I'm not sure if I'm happy or excited for you if you haven't watched the Dawson's Creek television series from the '90s.
You're not dreaming if the backdrop from the venerable show Heartland, which debuted in 2007 and is now in its sixteenth season, looks vaguely familiar.
Someone has undoubtedly succeeded in formulating the ideal equation for the kind of cosy show that makes you want to don your jammies and curl up on the couch.
Whoever thought up the idea of a large city, fish-out-of-water plot deserves to take home all the prizes. Because this is what we enjoy watching and a common thread throughout all of the shows that are as compelling as Virgin River.
Northern Exposure, a charming, long-forgotten series from the 1990s that is like a quirkier Virgin River, is probably one of the most endearing.
The classic story by Washington Irving gets a real odd man out twist in the television series Sleepy Hollow.