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30th July 2022
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In fact, some viewers are calling for "Virgin River" to “pick up the pace.“ “Charmaine on #VirginRiver has been pregnant with the same twins for 3 real-life years and 4 seasons, it’s getting ridiculous. Even the elephants are starting to roll their eyes,” one Twitter user wrote.4 seasons. 4 whole seasons. Charmaine has been pregnant for for 4 seasons, & she’s only 5 months pregnant. I can’t.#virginriver
— Shelley (@ShelleyCara) July 23, 2022
Charmaine been pregnant for five years #VirginRiver pic.twitter.com/LupCRUvXTe
— “One Reckless Weekend” (@onerecklessweek) July 20, 2022
But aside from Charmaine's pregnancy, things are moving pretty fast in the town of Virgin River.
Say we use Charmaine's pregnancy as a yardstick for everything that's occurred in "Virgin River." If she's five months pregnant in Season Four, that means the past three seasons — and all their action — took place in five months.
As one Twitter user added up, "That means, in 5 months, Jack broke up with (Charmaine), got together with Mel, got shot, recovered, broke up with Mel, got together with Mel and is engaged to her and she is six weeks pregnant."
That's not even counting Mel and Jack’s entire debate about whether to have kids, and Charmaine’s whirlwind relationship — and marriage — to Todd (Patrick Sabongui).
A few events that have also taken place in the last five months? Doc’s surprise grandson, Denny, coming to town. Lilly’s death. Hope’s absence and brain injury. The Paige-Preacher saga.
As one Twitter user put it, "How does everything move so fast ... yet so slow."
Well, we know Netflix has renewed the show for season 5, so maybe things will start to make more chronological sense then? Here's hoping!
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