As a film enthusiast with a penchant for small-town dramas, I must admit that the latest season of Virgin River has left me both satisfied and on the edge of my seat. The plot twists, character development, and emotional rollercoaster have been nothing short of captivating.
*Virgin River season 6 spoilers ahead!*
Although Virgin River is often referred to as Netflix’s small-town drama similar to Hallmark cards, the conclusion of season 6 demonstrates that it can deliver an unexpectedly dark and suspenseful impact.
Despite a lighter mood compared to season 5, there seem to be more obstacles cropping up as Mel (Alexandra Breckenridge) and Jack (Martin Henderson) move closer to their wedding day.
There are numerous complications arising: A missing horse, an ex-spouse waving old divorce documents, tension between newcomer Everett and the established figure Vernon, Everett experiencing a heart attack, Preacher’s court case, hidden infidelities, and Calvin persistently threatening Charmaine’s twins and Jack.
As the final episode approaches, Mel and Jack have ridden away together for a surprise wedding, leaving Mel’s cold feet behind. With numerous plot points left unresolved – such as Brie’s romantic situation, Doc’s medical license, Everett’s health, and Mel’s wedding – let’s delve right into it all.
Be warned, spoilers ahead!
Virgin River season 6 ending explained
Following their horseback ride towards the sunset’s glow, Jack guides Mel to the riverbank where they had spent time together in the first season. As they recall their past, the challenges they faced, and their growth since meeting, Mel’s apprehensions about potentially losing her future second spouse lessen. Jack then recites his vows as he promises himself to Mel, and they decide it’s time to go back, get married at their wedding, and breathe a sigh of relief.
In just an hour’s difference from Lizzie (Sarah Dugdale) and Hope’s (Annette O’Toole) precise timetable, the pair exchange vows in a ceremony filled with leisurely, joyful snapshots and charming sunlit moments. Jack donned his military uniform, displaying his medals of honor, embracing this new, challenging phase of his life with pride.
The event is a stunning, picture-perfect outdoor wedding held at Lily’s beautifully renovated barn. Filled with special moments like Jack’s father expressing pride in him, the evening encourages other couples to ponder on the strength and growth of their own relationships.
As Preacher (Colin Lawrence) rehearses his best man speech, Kaia (Kandyse McClure) recalls her troubled marriage and admits to him that she wouldn’t remarry. Later, when Joey’s (Jenny Cooper) children inquire about Lizzie’s pregnancy outside of wedlock, she suggests to Denny (Kai Bradbury) that he should perhaps consider proposing to her. This surprise remark hints at a potential discrepancy between Denny and Lizzie regarding their future plans.
As a film enthusiast, I’d put it this way: When Kaia made her remark, the kind-hearted Preacher didn’t bat an eye. Instead, he seized the moment and improvised his best man speech right then and there, honoring the courage of choosing to love again after heartache.
Despite facing one of the saddest story arcs this season due to her breast cancer diagnosis, Muriel (Teryl Rothery) concludes on an optimistic note. At the reception, she finds out Walt is an excellent dancer, giving her hope that their trust and understanding are still growing. The departure of her past love Cameron (Mark Ghanimé) serves as a satisfying conclusion to the hurried storyline from the previous season.
The surprises aren’t over yet. And then, there’s Everett – he turns up and sings the song he composed for Mel’s mom during their first dance, showing that not even a heart attack could prevent him from attending his daughter’s wedding.
Nevertheless, not all individuals experience such peaceful home life during this time. A tearful Brie grapples with guilt after having an affair with Brady (Ben Hollingsworth) and reveals her infidelity to her new sister, Mel, and friend Kaia at the reception. Though her mind urges her to continue with Mike (Marco Grazzini), her feelings are still entangled with Brady. In a moment of wisdom, Mel suggests that if Brie cannot decide between them, she should let go of both.
If only things were as straightforward as that. Later, Mike requests a chat with Brie and during their private conversation, they discuss the lofty moral standards of Mel and Jack. Unexpectedly, Mike proposes to Brie using a plastic bottle ring. Overwhelmed by this sudden gesture, Brie reveals she had an encounter with Brady. To which Mike responds: “I’m already aware.
Despite the shocking revelation that leads us into season 7, many might agree that Brady’s personal life suffers the most dramatic turn of events. By the end of the night, Jo Ellen discloses a significant departure: Lark and Hazel have not only abandoned the wedding venue but also checked out of the BnB, never to return. Upon checking his bank account, he discovers they’ve taken his insurance money with them as well.
In addition, Vernon receives a final surprise in the form of a letter stating that his medical license is being suspended temporarily due to the ongoing investigation. However, Hope’s determination has led to the discovery of a larger conspiracy: Grace Valley aims to extend their healthcare services into Virgin River by pushing out Vernon and seizing control of his clinic.
It’s reasonable to expect that the 30-year-old clinic will face a tough battle in the upcoming season, along with the consequences of Brady’s daylight robbery. But just like Virgin River, it wouldn’t be surprising if there were one or two dramatic cliffhangers at the end – leaving viewers eagerly waiting for more.
After the joyful morning following her wedding, Mel’s peace is suddenly disrupted by the arrival of heavily pregnant Marley, who appears distressed because Darla and Phil have decided against adopting her newborn baby. However, Marley proposes an unexpected solution: she suggests that the baby could be given to Mel instead. Left speechless, Mel doesn’t respond immediately, but it’s clear to viewers that Mel and Jack had expressed a desire to adopt – so could this be a miraculous turn of events?
As a passionate film aficionado, I must say that this season reaches its climax, much like previous finales in this series, with Charmaine taking center stage. With Mel worried sick because Jack’s ex hasn’t shown up for the wedding to style her hair and remains unresponsive to all texts, she sends Jack over to check on her well-being. Given that Calvin has recently made threats towards Charmaine, Jack, and the babies, it’s only natural for Mel to feel uneasy about the situation.
As I step foot into the house, something feels amiss: the front door is slightly open, and there are telltale signs of a scuffle within. A soothing lullaby echoes from another room, my heart races as I cautiously push the door open – the scene abruptly switches to my shocked expression, and then fades to black.
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